We're a trading community where individuals from diverse professional backgrounds come together in order to create something bigger than themselves. Our members come from all walks of life including Education, Business, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Accounting, and Finance.
If you are new to Swing Trading, then finding the right positions might be a concern. We understand that not all our traders have been doing this their entire career, which is why we pride ourselves on weekly Watchlists for all members to take advantage of.
Through our discussions, you’ll be able to understand how we formulate our trades and what type of signals we find the most crucial. You’ll bear witness firsthand to what trading patterns bring the most profits and how you can tweak your methodology around whatever suits your personality.
“The whole is greater than the sum of its parts”- Aristotle
Our Stock Trading Club is home to like-minded Investors, Bankers, Accountants, Financial Advisors, Economists, Finance Majors, Small Business Owners & aspiring Entrepreneurs who network with each other, learn and discuss stocks, and update each other on emerging stock market news every single day.
Especially for new investors, having a collaborative learning environment is crucial for long term success. In The Swing Trading Club there are NO paywalls or segmented discussions. Each and every member will have access to 500+ like-minded investors just a keyboard’s length away. So after signing up, please introduce yourself.
Swing trading is a short-term trading strategy where traders utilize technical analysis, fundamentals, and market-shaping events to gain profits.
Most Swing traders typically hold their position for 1-4 weeks- this short-term model allows for Swing Traders to obtain quick and consistent profit.
The Swing Trading Club has formed a collaborative network to assist new traders, grow experienced traders, and use the power of group-think to drive consistent profits.
All in all- each and every one of us has a genuine passion to invest in the public markets.
