Definition of day trading in English:

day trading

nounˌdeɪˈtreɪdɪŋˈdeɪtreɪdɪŋ

mass nounStock Market

A form of share dealing in which individuals buy and sell shares over the Internet over a period of a single day's trading, with the intention of profiting from small price fluctuations.
Example sentencesExamples
- [D] uring my law school time…, Internet misuse during class was rampant - online gambling, day trading, checking the news, etc.
- Selling a stock takes but a mouse click in this age of online discount brokerages and electronic day trading.
- Forget about day trading, this guy in Utah is the real money machine.
- Trading on the BSE is 90 per cent day trading and day trading is purely speculative.
- The spread of the Internet and the adoption of electronic trading have been fundamental to the revival of day trading.

Derivatives

day trader

noun

Stock Market

Again, every mouse-clicking day trader has that level market on their charts.
Example sentencesExamples
- While still in high school in the late 1990s, he used his college fund (with permission from his parents) to become a wildly successful day trader.
- Because the day trader needs to monitor stock prices constantly, live price quotations are essential to his or her success.
- ‘Just as the Internet has led to the rise of the day trader so, too, did the railway mania revolutionise share-dealing’, it states.
- He kicked back, wore sweats, became a mildly obsessed day trader on his home computer, and began chauffeuring his kids to school and soccer games.

Definition of day trading in US English:

day trading

nounˈdeɪtreɪdɪŋˈdātrādiNG

Stock Market

The buying and selling of securities on the same day, often online, on the basis of small, short-term price fluctuations.
Example sentencesExamples
- Forget about day trading, this guy in Utah is the real money machine.
- Trading on the BSE is 90 per cent day trading and day trading is purely speculative.
- The spread of the Internet and the adoption of electronic trading have been fundamental to the revival of day trading.
- Selling a stock takes but a mouse click in this age of online discount brokerages and electronic day trading.
- [D] uring my law school time…, Internet misuse during class was rampant - online gambling, day trading, checking the news, etc.

单词	day trading
释义	Definition of day trading in English: day trading nounˌdeɪˈtreɪdɪŋˈdeɪtreɪdɪŋ mass nounStock Market A form of share dealing in which individuals buy and sell shares over the Internet over a period of a single day's trading, with the intention of profiting from small price fluctuations. Example sentencesExamples [D] uring my law school time…, Internet misuse during class was rampant - online gambling, day trading, checking the news, etc. Selling a stock takes but a mouse click in this age of online discount brokerages and electronic day trading. Forget about day trading, this guy in Utah is the real money machine. Trading on the BSE is 90 per cent day trading and day trading is purely speculative. The spread of the Internet and the adoption of electronic trading have been fundamental to the revival of day trading. Derivatives day trader noun Stock Market Again, every mouse-clicking day trader has that level market on their charts. Example sentencesExamples While still in high school in the late 1990s, he used his college fund (with permission from his parents) to become a wildly successful day trader. Because the day trader needs to monitor stock prices constantly, live price quotations are essential to his or her success. ‘Just as the Internet has led to the rise of the day trader so, too, did the railway mania revolutionise share-dealing’, it states. He kicked back, wore sweats, became a mildly obsessed day trader on his home computer, and began chauffeuring his kids to school and soccer games. Definition of day trading in US English: day trading nounˈdeɪtreɪdɪŋˈdātrādiNG Stock Market The buying and selling of securities on the same day, often online, on the basis of small, short-term price fluctuations. Example sentencesExamples Forget about day trading, this guy in Utah is the real money machine. Trading on the BSE is 90 per cent day trading and day trading is purely speculative. The spread of the Internet and the adoption of electronic trading have been fundamental to the revival of day trading. Selling a stock takes but a mouse click in this age of online discount brokerages and electronic day trading. [D] uring my law school time…, Internet misuse during class was rampant - online gambling, day trading, checking the news, etc.
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