Day Trading Basics
This course will teach you the day trading basics. Learn about what day trading is, rules, indicators, charts, and how to get started
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What You’ll Learn About Day Trading Basics
- Learn how to get started trading penny stocks
- Learn about the pdt rule and how to overcome it
- Learn the basic day trading strategies
- Learn about the most popular day trading indicators
- Learn what a stock split means and how they work
- Learn what hours the stock market is open to trade
- Learn the best times to day trade and swing trade
- Learn how to map out support and resistance
- Learn how float affects price movement
- Learn the positives and negatives of short-selling
Requirements
- Get access by registering for a free Bullish Bears account
- A desire to learn day trading basics
- Passionate about wanting to learn day trading
- Commitment to completing this course
Description
This course is designed to teach you the day trading basics. In this course, you’ll learn what is day trading, indicators, day trading rules, drawing support and resistance, VWAP, scalping, shorting, low float stocks, and using a day trading simulator to practice before trading with real money.
What else?
- You will have access to this course without expiration
- This course will be updated with new content
- You will be able to gain access to our member courses
Who this course is for
- If you want a beginners course to learn the day trading basics
- If you are serious about furthering your day trading education
- If you are looking for a 100% winning day trading strategy, this course isn’t for you
- If you are committed to completing this course and furthering your trading knowledge
Day Trading Basics Content
Learn How to Get Started Trading Penny Stocks
How to Overcome the PDT Rule as a Day Trader
Learn the Basic Day Trading Strategies
Learn About the Most Popular Day Trading Indicators and Which Is the Most Reliable
Learn How to Map Out Support and Resistance Read Penny Stock Charts
Learn How the Float of a Stock Affects Volatility and Price Movement
Learn the positives and negatives of short-selling stocks
Courses Included

Day Trading Basics
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Buying and selling stocks within the same day
- Trying to capitalize on short-term moves in price
- Use brokerage account as leverage to scalp price action
- Requires $25,000 to avoid the PDT rule
- Technical analysis is primary focus over fundamental analysis
- Scan for momentum stocks with high volume and a news catalyst
- Look for daily, weekly, and monthly chart breakouts
- Map out intraday support and resistance levels
- Use scanners during market hours to search for high of day and breakout stocks
- Remember that trading is risky and hard and use a day trading simulator to practice
Making $500 daily as a day trader is unrealistic for most traders. It requires at least $25,000 in an account and using a high-speed execution broker. You'll need to make split-second trading decisions. Being an emotionally stable and disciplined trader with a solid plan is also an essential factor.
Day trading is so hard because of the volatility of low-float stocks. They move quickly and most traders aren't disciplined and patient enough to only trade the best setups. Most new traders never learn support and resistance and how to trade the technicals and end up being bag holders or blowing up their brokerage accounts.

Day Trading Basics
- Free day trading basics course
- Swing trading, options, futures, and price action basics courses included
- Rated Best Value Courses by Investopedia