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Category – Day Trading

Day trading refers to the practice of buying and selling financial instruments within the same trading day, often making multiple trades throughout the day. In trading, day traders aim to capitalize on small price movements by leveraging high volumes and fast execution. Day trading requires quick decision-making, technical analysis, and risk management strategies. It’s a highly active and speculative strategy, with traders typically using leverage and focusing on liquid markets like stocks, forex, or cryptocurrencies.

EXIT DATE

Exit Date is the specific date when a trader closes a position by selling an asset or buying it back in the case of short selling.

ENTRY DATE

Entry Date is the specific date when a trader initiates a position by buying or selling an asset.

DATE + HOUR

Date + Hour represents the specific date and hour extracted from a DATETIME field, enabling analysis at a combined granular level. Formatted as YYYY-MM-DD HH:00.

WEEK

Week represents the specific week extracted from a DATETIME field, enabling weekly granularity for analysis. Formatted as a 2-digit number, 01–53.

NTH WEEK

Nth Week represents the number of weeks since the start of the dataset or period, offering sequential week tracking. Formatted as an integer, e.g., 01.

NTH HOUR

Nth Hour represents the number of hours since the start of the dataset or period, providing sequential hour tracking. Formatted as an integer, e.g., 01.

NTH DAY

Nth Day represents the number of days since the start of the dataset or period, offering sequential day tracking. Formatted as an integer, e.g., 01.

HOUR

Hour represents the specific hour extracted from a DATETIME field, enabling hourly granularity for analysis. Formatted as a 2-digit number, 00–23.

DAY

Day represents the specific day extracted from a DATETIME field, providing daily granularity for analysis. Formatted as a 2-digit number, 01–31.