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very interesting: starting capital is irrelevant, strategy is irrelevant, instrument is irrelevant... The only we need is skill

Based in your experience: -Minimum capital -Instrument -Strategy (daytrading/swingtrading, etc)

Can you explain a little bit more that table?

Best trading instrument for beginners?

Some momentum traders have spectacular returns, many times that 2% monthly, but their strategy works fine for accounts sizes below 200K even lower, but don't work for bigger accounts.

Yes! bought 6cents sold 6.9 cents in two hours, some times is easy...

Only a dead cat bounce, China people keep selling next days.

I made $800 today with a bitcoin penny stock related, nice :fistbump:

I never use MACD or RSI

short term: -$5000 level again -DROP to $2500

What about to learn high stakes poker with a mentor don't play that limits? no good

What about avoid OTCs and pinks, and trade only NASDAQ below $10 a share?

I agree, OTC and pink sheets looks a bad risk vs reward

I like the market, and for 3 years I studied many sources, books, and some practice, I believe it is possible to the get a good return, but I want to maintain realistic too.

I have the following statistics: #Trades Success rate Profit factor Risk Reward Ratio What other statistic I need to evaluate performance? and how many trades is a good sample size? Any comments? Thanks

I think penny stock trading is less competitive than other instruments, because is so volatile, low liquidity and full of scams(most stocks in the OTC arena). I believe best traders, pros, firms, algos are in high priced stocks, forex, futures etc. I think for small accounts will be...

vs daytrading forex, futures or high priced stocks. account size: $30K

nice post

In average. Daytrading. Account size: $30K