What is the difference between swing trading and positional trading?

Swing trading:-
Swing trading is a technique of trading with an objective of generating profit from price changes or swings of a stock within one or several days. Swing traders are not usually involved within the built-in value of the shares, rather they focus on the price trends of the shares that are determined by technical analysis of stock exchange charts, which facilitate them identify the stocks that have some price momentum going on.
Swing trading being similar to day trading is a speculative primarily based trading that relies heavily on the market trend and technical analysis for a successful trading.
Positional trading:-
Positional trading is holding on to positions for days or even months. They normally grasp the beginning of a trend and hold on to the stock until the trend breaks. The advantage of this type of trading strategy is that the trader can capture huge profits if the price moves in his direction. he is also able to capture the gains from gap up openings that occur during the pre-market hours. the other aspect of this trading strategy is that the trader can always be worried about any unexpected news or any world event that may happen during the non market hours.