Gowing a small trading account can be a pretty discouraging task. That’s why in this video, I give you three different tips to help grow your account efficiently and with little risk. Enjoy!
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I'm financially advantaged, thank you Jesus, $32,000 weekly profit, no matter how bad the economy is.
Volume and consistency.
Good advice if you're starting with 1k or even 10k$. But if your stock account is 100$ you're not going to get anything out of 2$. Fees alone will put you in the red
This video answers all my questions , thank you
I don’t have 20k to be counted as a day trader yet.
If the balance is 300 dollars how would I do 2 %? The options are just too expensive
I don't really care for those videos that tout, "How I Turned $10 into $1 million in Less Than A Week," because while it may be the exception, its not the rule. I like what you said about consistency in your trades and understanding Risk:Reward. When i first started out back in Novemeber 2023, I started with $750 to use in trading. To date, it is now $1350. I'd rather focus on winning and trading consistently than trying to go for "The Big Win." I really appreciate your videos for offering straightforward and pragmatic strategies, and leaving out the kerfuffle of making millions on a $10 trade. Your channel is a gem. 💎
Wassup
The trading simulator that he is talking about 6:30 is "Equity Curve Simulator"
How do you do that with three day trades a week with a small amount of money
Thank you for sharing
What broker u use?
Translate your video hindi
im sorry if this is a dumb question, I am young but what app do people use to trade stocks? I am new and trying to benefit my fanicial future
I like the 2% rule, it’s smart, calculated and steady. If I can log in at 8am and make 300 dollars instead of going to work, I would gladly be happy with that.
Video changed my whole perspective. I was trader 1 chasing 12 percent returns on every trade and having to hold each position for weeks.
Chasing the big kill is a waste. Thanks brother.
I've been trying to grow a $100 account in crypto this past week and i've been getting around 2-4% return on many trades and my stoploss is also very low so i don't really risk much. So logically i should be seeing this account grow very slow but no. All these fees you pay for every trade is eating me up and i can't get anywhere with that. I would have to gain around 6-7% win each trade to get even. Doesn't feel like it's possible to grow by starting with $100. I tried to convert between crypto currencies instead of buying and selling to avoid paying the commission fee ($3 in coinbase). But the spread is still there at 2%. Feels like i'm doing the technical analyses trading part right but everything else wrong. What am i doing wrong?
Nice vid. I love all three advises. aiming for 2% profits per trades gives a high win ratio, but you (and by you, I mean me) have to be very patient to be able to grow the account.
Can u tell the app name
Which app or website is that graph on?
I am new to this so i had to ask it😅
I own 42 whole dollars
5:14 you can't tease the 150 opportunities though, so skewed stats
So nickel and dime the market
"I'm considering investing around $700,000 in stocks. I've heard that even during tough economic times, there can be opportunities for profit. Do you have any great stock suggestions?"
me using 100% of my portfolio every trade💀
I lost over $80k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Charlotte Miller.
So I have to trade at 2x leverage or 2% of my account balance? Can someone tell me