$USDC A "trading style" refers to the way a trader approaches the market, including the frequency of trades, the time positions are held open, and the strategies used. It is based on factors such as account size, time dedicated to trading, personality, and risk tolerance.

Common types of trading styles:

Scalping:

Very quick and frequent trades, seeking small profits on very short price movements.

Day Trading:

Trades that are opened and closed within the same day, without holding positions overnight.

Swing Trading:

Holding positions for several days or weeks, aiming to take advantage of larger price movements.

Position Trading:

Trades that can last for weeks, months, or even years, focusing on long-term trends.

Algorithmic Trading:

Utilization of automated systems to execute strategies based on mathematical models.