#SwingTradingStrategy Swing trading is a short to medium-term investment strategy that seeks to take advantage of price movements in financial markets, holding positions for several days or weeks. Unlike day trading, which focuses on intraday operations, swing trading allows investors to take more time to analyze trends and make more considered decisions.

Types of swing trading:

- Trend-based swing trading: Identify and follow market trends to enter long positions (buy) in support areas and short positions (sell) in resistance areas.

- Breakout-based swing trading: Wait for the price to break key support or resistance levels to enter a trade in the direction of the breakout.

- Advantages:

Less stressful than day trading, as it does not require quick decisions.

Allows for more careful risk management due to the lower frequency of trades.

May be more suitable for beginners looking to gradually learn about financial markets.

- Disadvantages:

There may be maintenance costs for positions if held for several days or weeks.

There is a risk of missing opportunities if the price moves quickly in an unexpected direction.

Source: Google AI