#MyTradingStyle

Surely you already know what trading is, and it has probably seemed like a good way to earn a return on your savings.

But once you decide to start moving your money, you need to decide how much you are going to move, how you are going to move it, and in which products you will diversify.

But there is one very important aspect you must choose before all of the above: What type of trader you are going to be.

First of all, let's say that anyone can be a trader and anyone can be an investor; you don’t need to be a professor of economics or mathematics or exact sciences to be one, you just need the necessary training in this field (like in any other) and to have perseverance, will, and a method, system, or strategy to work.

Familiarly, a trader is known as a person who lives off trading; they are professionals in speculation, investment, and the stock market, and as we mentioned above, it is not necessary to have a privileged mind but rather training.

Depending on the timeframe in which we operate, there are 4 types of trading: Scalping (very short term), Day trading (short term), Swing trading (medium term), and Position trading (long term).

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