I'm new here and am new to trading. My background is one in which I have tried more trades and careers to count easily.

While learning something, new eyes sometimes pick up an idea or strategies that others that are veterans do not. So don't rag on me for trying to show people a simple way to trade real money but not be risking hundreds or thousands of dollars while learning strategies.

Nano-trading is what I'll call it.

You can do everything Tim Sykes and others are teaching except the shorts. But the dips, supernovas, etc.

Starts with no fee brokerages.

With a no fee brokerage you can trade on miniscule priced stocks that are just scaled down versions of the ones in these videos I've been watching here.

(fictional for demonstration purposes)

Nanotechnology NNTY is trading volume of 60k daily average with 52 week lows of. 009 and 52 week highs of .020

Tim teaches not to buy in stock at to high of a percentage to the volume. So this is fine for Nanotrading.

$50 account you see the dip in the morning to .013 from off it's highs. You practice your dip buying tactics with just under 5$

Stock bounces back and you place sell at 6$

 

Yes guys you won't make money really doing this, but it is a way to get real trade experience while learning to cut losses quickly.

The biggest rule and the hardest to learn. This little account would get devastated and eventually help the owner learn to cut losses quickly.

Say this fictional stock didn't bounce but failed. The owner would learn if they have learned to cut losses quickly or not by their own actions. Did they sell by, .011 or let it tank to its lows or new lows.

Well that's my 2cents for peeps that want to learn with real money but can't afford to lose 50 here or a hundred there. I guess you could grow an account like this till you hit 500 in a year then grow the 500 to 5000 in another and keep going. But really this would be better for those to get just past the learning curve and then fund a serious account and go after their FREEDOM.

 

Hope this helps