Position traders watch movements using technical analysis to enter and leave the stock market based on stock trends. Unlike swing and day trading, traders using this method typically hold onto stock for several weeks or months or even years, looking to profit from a long-term incline in stock price [10]. This system is more forgiving than the previous two described, but also less profitable. It is much easier for traders to learn how to position trade and much less stressful, because a general trend is being followed, rather than short ups and downs, which can be emotionally taxing on an individual. It also requires less capital to start up and is much less time consuming than day trading [4]. Position trading is usually something a trader will do on the side and will not be his/her only source of income, as opposed to many day traders who rely on the market as a primary occupation [10].