Careful buying stocks when they report earnings the next day man. Had they reported bad results or reacted negatively, (like ESI today) you'd be looking at a morning panic that's hard to cut losses with.
wich broker do you use?
SureTrader, Good advice StarSeedz - I had got in yesterday and was already up some before close.Watched the video and news last time they had good earnings and there was a small spike before earnings release just like this time. Even with morning spike I was up a fair amount to cut out with small profit if the stock had gone the other way.
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how to make millions definitely worth it, it outlines tims whole strategy and i have watched a lot of his dvds and this one is my number 1 recommendation
Definitely my http://howtomakemillions.com DVD t's very basic and comprehensive
@timothysykes thank you sir. Will get it now!
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[TimAlerts] $ESI volume drying up

[TimAlerts] It really is. I literally had my first short today. $PBMD had an obvious head and shoulders pattern.

[TimAlerts] $PBMD Possible Head and Shoulders pattern

@DVD_Names Definitely looking forward to your DVD! "Tim Grittani: Pennystock Survival Guide"

[TimAlerts] $CERE Appearing to form a head and shoulders pattern.



@dgb9716 every broker screws you a little bit. Right now it's your only option while you save the 2k for E-trade then the 10k for interactive brokers
I would recommend Robinhood in which it free to trade when you buy and sell but the application process nearly took two weeks to be approve. When you sell your stock the funds are placed in unsettle funds for the next three business day. I won't recommend using Robinhood for day trading it more like a long term investment. And you must have a iPhone or iPad to used the app. It completely free no hidden fees or jack in the box
Try tradeking the commission fee is 5 dollars, for the margina account it require you to hav e 2000 in a cash account. When you sell a stock your borrowing money from them it like taking a loan for school. The 2000 dollars requirement it shows that you have plenty of money to buy back when you buy the stock
Hey David, growing your account will be very hard with only $600. I’d know because I started trading with $500, and you basically have to go all in. If you make 5% with $600 from a trade, you’ll make only 5 or 10 dollars because of commissions. Save up 1.5k more and study in the meantime. I switched to ETrade with 2k and this broker has great service and shares to short that cheaper brokers don’t have. Also, you need 2k to short sell anything. Good luck!
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