How to Day Trade a Small Account $2K to $33K

Sign up for the FREE Instructor trading blog: http://bit.ly/2iYUE72 /// Day Trading is typically thought to be using shares. This is simply just not true. This video covers a student case study where he tested $2,000 in 2016 and took it to $33,000. Now he did have some financial background as a CPA and understood the market basics. In fact, he previously traded IPO's as a strategy so he had some edge. He had never traded options. This is his story of how he did it but most importantly how he stuck to the process. He used a max risk amount on any single trade and took profits. His losses were never enormous and he had a lot of them. Through grinding it out he was able to make an unbelievable return over the course of the year. /// Trading 101 Class - https://www.LandsharkEducation.com // Resources: Student trading desks: https://www.landsharkeducation.com/tr... Free Newsletter: http://bit.ly/2iYUE72 Trading 101 Class: https://www.landsharkeducation.com/st... Contact: https://www.landsharkeducation.com/co... // Chart Patterns Chart patterns in trading are very important. As day traders and swing traders we use chart patterns to determine support and resistance. The price chart is the number one tool we need to make money. Not news, not our opinion but the price chart. We focus on 3 simple chart patterns, one of them is double bottoms. // Trading Strategies There are hundreds of trading strategies available. We focus on institutional stocks and ETF's to make our money. Penny stocks tend to lack liquidity and make it hard to get good exits and entries. The important thing is to learn price charts and to trade the right products for your size account. Day trading penny stocks with a $5,000 account will be difficult where trading options with that may be easier* A trading strategy requires simple tweaking but most of it starts with what size account you are trading. *These are opinions not guarantees made by Landshark Education. Full disclaimer below: https://www.landsharkeducation.com/ri...

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