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[Anonymous No.1553698]

Are traiders here? And how much do you earn every day ? And do you have some tips for me?

[Anonymous No.1553703]

>>1553698
>Gebühren: 344€
Bring dich um

[Anonymous No.1553712]

few hundred bux on a good day.. lose money on a bad day.

I my only tip is be patient and buy dips. It has always worked for me. Less chances of getting rek'd if your entry point is after a downtrend

[Anonymous No.1554230]

>>1553698
Up to $10K on a good day.
Also lost that much on a bad day.

[Anonymous No.1554232]

>>1554230
How much do you trade with?

[Anonymous No.1554261]

>>1554232
My most expensive buys are around $350K.
But $100K is more common.

[Anonymous No.1554807]

>>1554261
tips on how to get started with 2-3K USD?

[Anonymous No.1554818]

>>1554807
To be honest, I would wait until you had more money saved.
Many of the techniques and options I take advantage of are not available without substantial capital, and the steep learning curve present with trading becomes even worse the less one has.
Some of the losses I've taken over the years are part of the learning experience, but they could've bankrupted me if I didn't have sufficient reserves.
Unfortunately, brokerages view your value in terms of capital, and their willingness to extend many options that can drastically improve your odds depend on your possession of it.

[Anonymous No.1554858]

>>1554818
>brokerages view your value in terms of capital, and their willingness to extend many options that can drastically improve your odds depend on your possession of it.
elaborate?

[Anonymous No.1554873]

>>1554858
The more capital your brokerage holds, the better deal you can negotiate on interest rates, margin rates, commissions, leverage and access, as well as other things.
They make money from the holding of your funds, so it's only fair that as that amount rises, you should receive something in return.

[Anonymous No.1554969]

>>1553698
>traiders