Yes that is true, its not for the average Joe anyway. Not sure why anyone would want to trade with only $10k and have to withdraw and spend $5k a month, sounds like a quick way to burn out.If they don't withdrawal any $ than the next month they will need to make less next month (33%) and so on. The OP appeared like they were interested in trying to live off a $10k acct by making $5k per month to cover their living expenses, at least that's usually the case with these type of questions.
If the OP reinvests all of their profits the goal is much more obtainable than trying to make $5k on a $10k acct, while taking out $5k each month to live on - which is a sustainable ROR of 600% (with quarterly taxes it would be much higher) - I don't think so.
If they don't withdrawal any $ than the next month they will need to make less next month (33%) and so on. The OP appeared like they were interested in trying to live off a $10k acct by making $5k per month to cover their living expenses, at least that's usually the case with these type of questions.
If the OP reinvests all of their profits the goal is much more obtainable than trying to make $5k on a $10k acct, while taking out $5k each month to live on - which is a sustainable ROR of 600% (with quarterly taxes it would be much higher) - I don't think so.
Yes that is true, its not for the average Joe anyway. Not sure why anyone would want to trade with only $10k and have to withdraw and spend $5k a month, sounds like a quick way to burn out.
I purchased two NASDAQ contracts this morning and I could have sold a few minutes ago for over $1,000 profit, so it is definitely possible if you make the right decision on the movement each day. On days that don't move in one direction significantly you will have to make more trades. I like to let mine run on days like today.
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I purchased two NASDAQ contracts this morning and I could have sold a few minutes ago for over $1,000 profit, so it is definitely possible if you make the right decision on the movement each day. On days that don't move in one direction significantly you will have to make more trades. I like to let mine run on days like today.
Agreed!You don't make money on could have....
Exactly! Today was a great day. But right now I'm suffering on oil futures.1 day is just lucky, 50/50 shot, it's the day that goes against you and you let it run against you, or you exit at a loss too soon thinking it's going to run against you, but then it turns any still goes your way, those 2 added together wipe out all gains and more sadly.