per day. In fact, the most successful day-traders probably sit in front of their
computers all day looking at the price fluctuations. Day-trading is very
demanding. A day-trader literally holds on to shares for hours, minutes or even
seconds. Some day-traders don’t even hold on to their shares overnight for fear
of the dramatic price shifts that circumstances beyond their control can cause
[10]. The reasoning behind day-trading is that by trading the shares in such a
short time after buying, a day-trader can produce results, for better or for worse,