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so with puts on options or whatever you can buy at a lower price if it goes higher? or sell at a lower price to a buyer? if it's more profitable than just normal investing/trading then what stops people from doing it on big business that never go down like msft or tsla or whatever

>>19702574
recognize waves
buy low sell high
find stocks that go up and down often on 3-5/mo charts
go all in, so that small rises give bigger gains
set stop losses
use your limited trades if it means closing a position that might go down or if it reaches a sizeable gain in 1 day.. they give you 3, use them

all that being said I've yet to actually start following my own advice and keep being a spazztic retard with weak hands... soon I will change though.. I'm learning.. I'm similar and only need about $2k a month to survive if I am content with living how I live now (being a NEET) ... if you can get a job and put enough into your portfolio to the point its $5-10k eventually you can gain $500-1000 in ONE trade.. meaning if you set stop losses and make 2-3 successful trades a month you will be able to survive.. smaller share prices mean more shares mean more gain