 That's right. What's up? My name is GeeksMrV here. Welcome to another video guys. So into this video I want to distinguish between day trading, swing trading as well as investing because that's a question that I've been getting from a lot of you guys asking me the differences. So we're going to talk about that into this video. But before we get started guys, if you're new to the channel, we talk about how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and build wealth. So if you have something that interests you, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification bell so you don't miss out on new content. So when it comes to the stock market, you can either do one of three things. So it could be an investor and being an investor means that you buy stocks, ETFs and index funds or securities, that's the general name that you used to call them and hold them over a long period of time. So you took about one year, two years, 10, 15, 20 years and just let it grow over that period of time. So most often than not, you want to find some good growth stocks and put that money into and just let it sit there and go or otherwise you can find good growth index fund or ETFs and put the money in there and just let it go. The advantage of that is that it requires very minimal interaction with your account because it's just sitting there, you know the market goes up, the market goes down, you don't really have to do anything. So again, the common time that people use is just buy and let it sit, just buy and let it go. So that is what an investor in. So if you are getting into the market, that's something that you want to consider, think about what you're looking out of the market. The second part is people that do some sort of a swing trade, again with the securities you can buy ETFs, index funds and general stocks. If you're doing a swing trade means you buy a particular security because you see that maybe there's a chance it's going to go up or if you're a short seller, you short a particular security because you think that it's going to go down. So in most people, that's one of the route that they use in the market. So you hold it overnight, you hold it for two days, three days, hold it for a week or two, maybe for a month and then when it gets to your target price, you sell it and make your profit. And then last but not the least is people that day trade. So day trade or intraday means that you buy and sell securities that same day to make profit. So if you do your research and you know the stocks you want to trade, you're probably getting the morning you see a stock that either going up, you buy low and sell high or if it's going to go down, you sell high and buy low for people that are a short seller. So those are some of the things that I want you to consider. So if you were considering getting into the stock market, you're probably trying to decide which one that is. I want you to sit down with a piece of paper and actually write down what your goals are. Are you looking for income in the market? Are you looking just to supplement your income or you want to make it a living? Are you looking to invest or retirement? So if you're looking, again, if you're looking for retirement and then you'll be more an investor long term, hold it and just buy and let it sit there and grow. If you're looking to make an income on a daily basis, you're probably looking at being more so of a day trader or intraday trader and if you're just going to supplement your income or just grow your account a little bit, you can get into a swing trading. So you're not really actively trading but you're still dabbling and be able to make some money. So that is one of the things I wanted to discuss with you guys in today's video because that is a common question that a lot of you guys have been asking me. So I want to just put it in video form. So a question of the day, let me know in the comment section. Which one are you? Are you a day trader? Are you a swing trader or are you an investor? Or maybe you are all three like myself because I do all three. I have investment accounts for retirement. I have swing accounts that I go in and buy the stocks because I saw any drops that I buy and hold it for maybe a week or two and it goes back to where it started and then I'll sell it and make profit and then take that money and go find another victim and then on a daily basis too I do trade and buy and sell stocks that same day just to make some more profit. So that's my strategy. That's what I do. 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