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- verb Alternative form of
day trading .
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Examples
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If someone wants to short a stock in the morning and cover it in the afternoon, that's called day-trading, I'm not sure there's much we can do about that.
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I want to make it crystal clear from the outset that when I am referring to "market timing" in the context of income investment, I am not referring to day-trading or frequently jumping in and out of the market.
unknown title 2011
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"This volatility has forced me to adopt a day-trading mentality," Mr. Schrage says.
Buy, Sell, Fret: Retail Traders Swing Into Action Jessica Silver-Greenberg 2011
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Of course, if you enjoy day-trading more than any other job the labor argument cuts the other way, since you derive non-financial income from your activities.
Can you Beat the Market?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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In a throwback to the day-trading era, the market's stomach-churning gyrations are creating a new class of stock obsessives hanging on every dip and rebound.
Buy, Sell, Fret: Retail Traders Swing Into Action Jessica Silver-Greenberg 2011
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He quit day-trading a few years ago after a couple of bad years and is married and plans to spend winters with his family in the Philippines.
Berlin's Real-Estate Transformation William Boston 2010
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More importantly, though, day-trading is less profitable in falling markets because people are conditioned to buy stocks instead of selling short.
Can you Beat the Market?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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"Why would day-trading tend to be more profitable in a rising market than in a falling market?"
Can you Beat the Market?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Why would day-trading tend to be more profitable in a rising market than in a falling market?
Can you Beat the Market?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Mark Barton, a psychopath whose nature had been plainly pierced by a long list of officials, co-workers and family members, killed nine people at two Atlanta day-trading shops after losing a sizeable sum of money.
The Jared Loughner Problem Jr. Holman W. Jenkins 2011
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