I found this....grrr lol

I believe my math is right on that minus the trade fees

bought at 6.60

hey how did you pick this company

I will post it soon

Congrats!

Congrats, step by step you will get there

@Rollingball thanks! you to!

too

@MLENTSCH0 Yes, news, court hearing results, SEC Filings or several other indicators could show you the movement of a stock. I saw $DRYS a couple of weeks ago had double the volume of it's daily average early in the morning. It went from .13 to .19 within a couple of hours with no news only large volume of buyers.

How are the commissions affecting you? I haven't started live trading yet and am a little concerned w/the small profits vs commissions.

@TjRauschmier I am currently using Robinhood. They are commission free. In other words, I don't pay commissions. That's how I am able to make such small profits without hurting my account. There are limitations to using Robinhood though.

Thanks! I'm going to look into them for starting out.

Any advise on what stock to learn from that wouldnt be a total loss but be able to learn how to use the stock trader programs etc.

Welcome, in addition to Tim's stuff there are plenty of good books you should read on stocks such as One Up on Wall Street, The Little Book of Common Sense Investing, and Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits. Investopedia is a good website with various tutorials you could read as well. I also suggest following people here and reading every single trade they do.

@compuser123 yeah ive been watching videos n tut. for the past few days non stop Ill order the books as well ty

@Rollingball how much you need to open an E-Trade account? I thought it was only $500.

@Rollingball and how much to open one with RobinHood? Tim says they have very bad executions.

@OmArLiVeS I'm not sure, but I think E-Trade requires $1000.00 minimum. Robinhood does not have a minimum account balance. I had a friend at work who had $50 in his account.

I heard e trade requires 2200 to short stocks tho>??