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Stock Investing versus Trading
It is rather safe to say that there is no difference between investing in and trading
stocks. At least, taken from a general perspective, they are interchangeable.
However, for the word Nazis out there, investing and trading stocks may have a
few differences.
On the one hand, 
trading
implies a more active approach. In fact, you can trade
multiple stocks on a single day. This usually involves a continuous process of
buying and selling stocks for a profit. On the other hand, 
investing 
implies a less
active approach where you buy certain stocks and hold on to them for a longer
period so that you can sell them afterwards for a profit. Trading implies a series
of short-term trades while investing usually takes a longer period.
It is to be noted that this book uses both words synonymously without any regard
to any technical significance. After all, before you can trade anything, you first
need to have money to invest in your business. And, when you invest in stocks,
you also have to sell and trade them afterwards for you to earn an income. Short-
term investing also includes the behavior of day traders who trade stocks within
a single day.
Is it for you?
Although anybody can invest in stocks, this kind of investment is not for
everyone. If making a profit is your intention (which it should always be), you
have to earn it. True professional investors spend hours of research and study on
a regular basis. Yes, you can make money in the stock market by simply relying

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on mere luck without any research whatsoever. However, you cannot expect to
make a continuous stream of income by simply relying on mere luck or
guesswork. To make the stock market a profitable place for you and your
business, you need to dedicate serious time and effort into learning the craft of
investing in stocks. This means that you should be willing to spend hours of
research and be sure to follow the stock market on a regular basis.

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