5k to 25k in 100 trading days.

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remarkable, the persistence with which coin flippers appear on ET and determine to show that they will be the .00001% who achieve things like this. They do not seem to believe the 99.99999% odds against this; they are somehow immune...
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Yeah I noticed, but what can we do about them?:)
 
Dude - a few suggestions, first, good luck. I have no idea what your background is but this will be an excellent learning experience.

Zecco offers 10 free trades a month, might not get you 100% of the way there - but it'll get you almost there commission free.

Second, have you looked at Leveraged Mutual Funds? They are usually NTF/NRF (no transaction fee, no redemption fee). Usually there is $2,500 minimum for initial purchase, but a little secret... buy $2,500 in then sell out all but one share and you can get back in with $100 minimum. LI Mutual Funds encourage market timing and are offered between 1-2.5% leverage, its another good way to get in & out without paying fees/commissions. Your only downside is no intra-day liquidity, but then again, if you trade things like the S&P, you just bet that it'll go up or down, get in and ride it out. If S&P is up 1%

DXSLX/DXSSX or anonother less leveraged is profunds ULPIX/URPIX

good luck again!
 
Thanks a lot. I will definitely keep that in mind. Especially zecco sounds really interesting deal.

Quote from winstontj:

Dude - a few suggestions, first, good luck. I have no idea what your background is but this will be an excellent learning experience.

Zecco offers 10 free trades a month, might not get you 100% of the way there - but it'll get you almost there commission free.

Second, have you looked at Leveraged Mutual Funds? They are usually NTF/NRF (no transaction fee, no redemption fee). Usually there is $2,500 minimum for initial purchase, but a little secret... buy $2,500 in then sell out all but one share and you can get back in with $100 minimum. LI Mutual Funds encourage market timing and are offered between 1-2.5% leverage, its another good way to get in & out without paying fees/commissions. Your only downside is no intra-day liquidity, but then again, if you trade things like the S&P, you just bet that it'll go up or down, get in and ride it out. If S&P is up 1%

DXSLX/DXSSX or anonother less leveraged is profunds ULPIX/URPIX

good luck again!
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trading day 2: + 384.98. Now I need to revise my calc again.

So with 98 trades remaining in order to reach my goal I need to make at least 1.541%.
 
Quote from lpchad:

Why so many thinking he can't do it with futures?
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I would encourage it - however I know nothing about futures so I'm not about to discuss something i know little/nothing about...
 
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