you can toggle the pre/post market by clicking the little crosshair icon on the botttom left next to the pin icon. It's slightly above "Basics" on your screenshot. The white prints are for trades that took place between the bid and the ask.

thanks hackboss

No problem. Enjoy your trading journey!

What broker were you not liking the results with? I've had most of them honestly, I liked Etrade for awhile then recently moved to mostly TradeStation, with Etrade and Fidelity on the side.

@TimeSucks I've been paper trading with thinkorswim from ameritrade. I don't know if its ameritrade or if its just the fact that I'm using the paper trading, but my orders never get put through very fast

I never really liked TOS, I keep trying to like it but nope, even the programming language is too quirky (Thinkscript)

@TimeSucks Yea I've gotten used to it, but the execution is just bad and everything else isn't what I like. It's the only free paper trading I could find, so that's why I use it.

I'm glad you like it!

Oh, absolutely! The bit about tax paid vs tax accrued was worth the price of the set on its own, really. That would save tons of people a lot of heartache if they knew that bit of info.

I did the same thing. Perfect panic to support, watched it bounce. Worst of all there was a pullback back to support and wasn't too fast of a mover 😔

@Kody i was also actually expecting that pullback and didnt get in on it :(

@SArtAndPlay thats actually a good tip,but i think that the biggest problem is that i put to much pressure to suceed, i dont even care that much about 20/30$ , its a small price to play for an opportunity, i think its the tought of only getting in when its 110% perfect that is holding me back

@SArtAndPlay thanks for the advice but i have been in 2 losing trades (one one losing) and one thing i can really trust myself is to cut losses, i can really do it without slacking

Best of luck to you Nick, giving with a joyful heart is so rewarding!

I see I quickly wrapped up. Thanks

@Palmer thank you

@SArtAndPlay thank you

Welcome ! In the beginning everything is really overwelming and thats perfectly normal. Over time you will start adapting more and more . Take really small sizes in the beginning to get a "feel" for the market - and soon you will be more and more comfortable. Study study study - Sign up for stocks to trade wich is a real good software. GL

@MrMatt88 You're welcome!

So sad story - this is almost always the scenario unfortunatly - hope everything goes well for her. TY for sharing

@Torkers I thought it would make things more real.

The float is the float is the float...doesn't matter what the price of the stock is. Not sure if there is an actual 'float leve;' low, medium, high, etc. but I see under 15M as a low float...

If you go to finviz website and type in a ticker it pulls up shares outstanding and shares float.

Thanks all.

And another thing.. You can use ThinkorSwim. You just need a Tax Number.. Get it here. https://www.irs.gov/individuals/individual-taxpayer-identification-number

You don't need tax number to sign up for their trial account. https://www.thinkorswim.com/t/pm-registration.html

Thanks guys, appreciate the comments, yes, i think it's going to be a case of taking a step back at market open, only focusing on one or two stocks max and following pre laid plans

www.alliancetrading.com is also no problem for u to sign up on - pretty happy with them - now that you have done your first trade your getting the feel for it - feel the anticipation and rush - slowly but surely you will be more and more confident and you get safer and safer. This takes time - remember this is a marathon - not a sprint- Keep studying hard and im sure you will nail it eventually - GL on your journey