The After Hours Trader will show you how to trade stocks with the same tools and the same knowledge as the pros have enjoyed for years. Like any profitable enterprise, it does involve risks.
Author’s Introduction:
In Section I of our book, we will give you an overview of the after-hours market, including a brief history of why the emergence of after-hours trading became so controversial. We call it the “war on Wall Street,” and no one knows for sure who will end up as winner. We will show you why so many professional traders have resisted after-hours trading in the past and how it is affecting the way Wall Street will do business in the future.
In Section II, what many will find to be the most useful part of the book, we reveal a number of basic strategies, what we call 1-minute strategies, geared to the retail investor who is just learning about after-hours trading. We have tried to keep the strategies short and simple. The goal is to introduce you to strategies that could increase your income and do wonders for your portfolio.
We also describe in this section the characteristics of winning traders. Although this book is geared toward after-hours trading, you can use this information to improve your performance in the regular market. We have learned from our research that the most profitable short-term traders share many of the same characteristics as profitable long-term investors.
Contents:
- What Is After-Hours Trading?
- The War on Wall Street
- The ECN: Leveling the Playing Field
- Getting Started—A Guide to After-Hours Online Brokers
- 1-Minute Strategies for After-Hours Traders
- Characteristics of Winning Traders
- The Risks of After-Hours Trading
- The Rules of the Game
- Advanced Trading Strategies for the After-Hours Market
- The Night Traders: Interviews with Two Professionals
The After-Hours Trader: How to Make Money 24 Hours a Day Trading Stocks at Night By Michael Sincere, Deron Wagner pdf
Skyla Gibson (verified owner) –
If you want a taste of how informative this book is, just read the book excerpt on the left. The writing style of the authors is fast-paced and extremely readable. There is a ton of information included in the book, including an entire chapter on the psychology of trading. If you even have a remote interest in after hours trading, you will not be disappointed.
Authors, keep up the good work!
Sawyer McClain (verified owner) –
When I first saw the title of this book, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. But the reason I was intrigued by it is because, as a traditional long-term investor, I have always placed my stock trades by calling my broker during the afternoons. The only problem is that it always takes time away from my full-time job during the day. So, needless to say, I wanted to learn how to place trades in the evenings, after I got home from work. Anyway, this book does a great job of explaining this concept in a clear and concise manner. If you are a traditional investor who has been wondering how you can participate in placing trades after-hours, I think you will find this book very helpful and thorough.
Mitchell Kirby (verified owner) –
The information in the book is correct but it is outdated and does not inlcude anything new that a trader with any experience would not know already.