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Is Limit Order classified as Trading rather than Investing?

As others mentioned before, the order type (Market, Limit, whatever) is a technicality and has nothing to do with the very subjective question if your trades would be considered "active trading&...
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Is Limit Order classified as Trading rather than Investing?

The term trading is not precisely defined. It is not a precise term. The way I think of it is that any time you place an order to buy or sell a security that is trading. As such, if you want to do ...
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Is relying only on large cap stocks a reasonable trading strategy?

In a comment I asked if you included taxes, charges for each trade, and the amount you missed by frequently exiting the market. You asked for clarification regarding exiting the market. In the data ...
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Do CFD brokers ban profitable clients from trading on their platform, since these clients make them lose money?

I agree with Stanley Brokers has no interest to hold profitable traders , they put all your positions monitored for 3 months . They try all to get rid of you if you are very profitable trader.
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Why are profit/loss constantly adjusted in futures contracts if the goal is to protect against volatility?

Here is I think the root of your misunderstanding: "I guess I'm confused as to why there would even be profit and loss in a futures market. The way it was explained, I thought the whole point of ...
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Why are profit/loss constantly adjusted in futures contracts if the goal is to protect against volatility?

From the question: Is the idea that those changes reflect the price you would get if you want to close your contract by transfering it to someone else? But then, why wouldn't you get the price you ...
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