Intraday Trading

Trade Within
The Trading Day.

Explore intraday trading with a structured approach
focused on market analysis, timely execution and
disciplined risk management.


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Understand The Risks


Same-Day Trading
Buy • Sell • Monitor
Trading Discipline
Plan Before You Trade
INTRADAY MARKET
MARKET VIEW
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MARKET INDEX
INTRADAY

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PRICE MOVEMENT
MARKET TREND

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INTRADAY TRADING

Short-Term Market Opportunities.

Intraday trading involves buying and selling securities
within the same trading session. It requires preparation,
active monitoring, appropriate risk management and
disciplined execution.

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Same-Day Trading

Positions are generally intended to be opened and
closed within the same trading session.

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Market Analysis

Study price movements, volume, trends and relevant
market information before taking a position.

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Quick Execution

Intraday strategies may require timely order placement
as market prices can change rapidly.

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Risk Management

Define your risk, position size and exit approach
before entering a trade.


INTRADAY APPROACHES

Build Your Trading Strategy.

Different traders use different approaches depending
on market conditions, experience and risk tolerance.

01

Trend Trading

Attempts to participate in an established market
direction by analysing price trends and momentum.

02

Breakout Trading

Focuses on price movement beyond identified
support or resistance levels.

03

Range Trading

Looks for opportunities when prices move within
an identifiable trading range.


TRADING PROCESS

Plan. Analyse. Execute. Monitor.

A structured process can help bring discipline to
short-term trading decisions.

01

Prepare

Review the market, relevant news and potential
trading setups before the session.

02

Identify

Identify stocks or market opportunities that
match your predefined criteria.

03

Plan

Define entry, potential exit levels and maximum
acceptable risk before entering the trade.

04

Execute

Place the appropriate order according to your
strategy and prevailing market conditions.

05

Monitor

Monitor the position and close it according to
your predefined trading plan.


ORDER MANAGEMENT

Execute With More Control.

Understanding order types is important when trading
in fast-moving markets.

ORDER TYPE 01

Market Order

An order intended for execution at the best
available market price, subject to liquidity
and prevailing market conditions.

ORDER TYPE 02

Limit Order

An order placed with a specified price at which
you are willing to buy or sell.

ORDER TYPE 03

Stop-Loss Order

A risk-management mechanism intended to help
limit potential losses when the market moves
against the position.


RISK MANAGEMENT

Intraday Trading Requires Discipline.

Short-term trading can involve significant volatility.
Risk management should always be an important part
of your trading plan.

Volatility Risk

Prices can move sharply within a short period due
to market news, events and changing sentiment.

Capital Risk

Intraday trading can result in losses and traders
may lose part or all of their trading capital.

Leverage Risk

Where leverage or margin is available, it can
magnify both potential gains and potential losses.

Emotional Risk

Fear, greed and overtrading can affect decision-making.
A predefined trading plan can help maintain discipline.

Ready to Explore Intraday Trading?

Understand the market, prepare your trading plan and approach
every trade with discipline, awareness and appropriate risk
management.


Start Trading →


Disclaimer:
Intraday trading involves substantial market risk. Prices of
securities may move rapidly and traders may lose part or all
of their trading capital. Leverage, where applicable, can
increase both gains and losses. Past performance is not
indicative of future results. The information provided on
this page is for general educational purposes only and should
not be considered investment advice, a recommendation or a
guarantee of returns. Investors and traders should carefully
evaluate their financial objectives, experience and risk
tolerance before participating in the securities market.