This is a warning, especially to new traders starting with small accounts (<$1,300) and are hoping to make a success trading penny stocks. Earlier this summer, I began to trade penny stocks with the hopes of creating huge profits. I learned a lot from successful traders such as Timothy Sykes whom have made over $5 million in profits. Once I felt ready, I opened an E*Trade account, loaded it up with about $1,000 and began to trade my first stocks. I knew the techniques on how to find the best stocks daily and all that stuff. What crushed me were the commissions by E*Trade. They charged $13.90 per trade ($6.95 to get in, $6.95 to get out). So, if I made a profit of $10 on a trade, I would still end up with a $3.90 loss. Also, it takes 3 days for your money to clear up and be able to start trading again. After having almost $100 taken from me in commissions and having no profit gains, I decided to quit E*Trade. I looked into other brokers and Robinhood caught my attention. They give commission free trades, so I thought that this was my last chance at penny stocks. Their service is legitimate, but they have a slow and horrible customer service. You get what you paid for.
After thinking about what am I gonna do next, I discovered Cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Litecoin (LTC) to name a few. They have HUGE profit gains with low losses. You should research more about them and familiarize yourselves with Bitcoin. As I write this, BTC is now worth $4,484, ETH is worth $337, and LTC is worth $78. Also, the exchanges charge commissions so small that they are unnoticeable. On my first trade yesterday, I managed to make a $14 profit which left a good first impression on me. If you have any questions, you can message me or comment here. I will post another article sometime later on what Exchanges to use and to guide you through the whole process of trading Cryptocurrencies.
Out of curiosity, what's wrong with etrade?
I'm in a similar position in regards to commissions eating up profits as I just started with a $1,000 account in TD Ameritrade account. I think at the beginning commissions are negligible because you need to focus on developing your strategy and figuring out what setups work for you, then you can size up when you have seen this type of play multiple times before.
@berbj20 If you only have $700 to start off with, you should not be trading penny stocks yet. Save up money by trading cryptocurrencies and getting a job. Once you have at least $5,000 start shifting more towards penny stocks.
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