Trading vs. Investing

Trading generally refers to short-term prospects, while investing is more long-term

• True

• False

Traders generally focus on a company's potential, while an investor general focuses on a stock's technical factors

• True

• False

Three types of traders are...

• Shark Trader, Day Trader, Swing Trader

• Cluster Trader, Day Trader, Club Trader

• Scalp Trader, Day Trader, Swing Trader

• Day Trader, Night Trader, Cluster Trader

Investors are more likely to hold a stock than traders

• True

• False

Investors shoot to earn 10% monthly returns to keep up with how much traders make

• True

• False

Since you're making more trades in the short-term, you're more certain to make a profit when day trading than investing

• True

• False

For most traders who've practiced for several years, they can easily beat the yearly 10% profit that investors gain on average

• True

• False

In the long-term, investing will yield more consistent and certain profits than trading

• True

• False