Common mistakes that can avoid in stock market intra-day Trading?

I don't try intradays. I make only 4 to 5 trades a week. I look at the MACD and Slow Stochastics. http://tinyurl.com/ytymrj

I ahev made a mistake on a stop loss. I bought a CFD and left it with the providors default stop loss. If I had read their rules first I would have noticed, and taken advantage of, an increased stop loss which would not have cost a lot extra and would have saved me money. So, my advice; read all the rules thoroughly before trading. This trade is documented in www.shareworld.co.uk

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Common Mistake: Invest right at 9:58 am, do not settle the securities in between and wait for prices to reach the peak at 3:20pm & end up loving 15-20% of total amount invested. For Intraday: It should be a quick Buy and Fast Get-Out.

I think you should know your limits for profit and loss. You should act very wisely to the situtation. Never expect more than you get. Also, don't trade too many scripts at a time

well ican suggest one quite simple mistake.never put your entire money in single stock..put it in 2 or 3stocks.some time share goes to everest.&some time it dips to sea floor. doing this will reduce ur risk factor & loss factor.

greed and panic

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