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How to Get Started in Electronic Day Trading: Everything You Need to Know to Play Wall Street's Hottest Game

David S. Nassar

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The Major Exchanges and Their Electronic Trading Systems. Tradding Rules Becomes Laws for True E-DAT Traders. Navigational Aids for Trading in the Virtual Stock Market. Understanding Technical Analysis Keeps You Flying High. Thinking Like and Trading with NASDAQ Market Makers. Defining Your E-DAT Trading Style. Trading Strategies and Lighting-Up Your Weapons Systems. The Fine Art of Dogfighting. More Reliable Trading Strategies for E-DAT Trading. Simulated Trading Before You Solo Trade. Opening an Electronic Direct Access Trading Account. Taking Off Into the Virtual Universe of Electronic Trading. Afterword: The Future of Electronic Direct Access Trading. Appendices: 1: Know the Market Makers and Their Symbols. 2: Glossary of Electronic Direct Access Trading and Wall Street Terms. 3: Market Indicators, Useful Web Sites, Exchanges, and Books. 4: E-DAT Trading Software and Price Quotation Vendors. 5: The NASDAQ 100-A Target of Opportunity.

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The Major Exchanges and Their Electronic Trading Systems. Tradding Rules Becomes Laws for True E-DAT Traders. Navigational Aids for Trading in the Virtual Stock Market. Understanding Technical Analysis Keeps You Flying High. Thinking Like and Trading with NASDAQ Market Makers. Defining Your E-DAT Trading Style. Trading Strategies and Lighting-Up Your Weapons Systems. The Fine Art of Dogfighting. More Reliable Trading Strategies for E-DAT Trading. Simulated Trading Before You Solo Trade. Opening an Electronic Direct Access Trading Account. Taking Off Into the Virtual Universe of Electronic Trading. Afterword: The Future of Electronic Direct Access Trading. Appendices: 1: Know the Market Makers and Their Symbols. 2: Glossary of Electronic Direct Access Trading and Wall Street Terms. 3: Market Indicators, Useful Web Sites, Exchanges, and Books. 4: E-DAT Trading Software and Price Quotation Vendors. 5: The NASDAQ 100-A Target of Opportunity.

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The Major Exchanges and Their Electronic Trading Systems. Tradding Rules Becomes Laws for True E-DAT Traders. Navigational Aids for Trading in the Virtual Stock Market. Understanding Technical Analysis Keeps You Flying High. Thinking Like and Trading with NASDAQ Market Makers. Defining Your E-DAT Trading Style. Trading Strategies and Lighting-Up Your Weapons Systems. The Fine Art of Dogfighting. More Reliable Trading Strategies for E-DAT Trading. Simulated Trading Before You Solo Trade. Opening an Electronic Direct Access Trading Account. Taking Off Into the Virtual Universe of Electronic Trading. Afterword: The Future of Electronic Direct Access Trading. Appendices: 1: Know the Market Makers and Their Symbols. 2: Glossary of Electronic Direct Access Trading and Wall Street Terms. 3: Market Indicators, Useful Web Sites, Exchanges, and Books. 4: E-DAT Trading Software and Price Quotation Vendors. 5: The NASDAQ 100-A Target of Opportunity.

Key concepts: Electronic trading, Trading turret, Open outcry, Alternative trading system, Algorithmic trading, Trading strategy, Dark liquidity, Commerce

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