Stock day trading – I also prepared myself to operate in higher-priced stocks.

This was because of the brokerage commissions. When I examined the rates I discovered that it was cheaper to invest $10,000 in a $100 stock than in a $10 stock. Here is why: Let us suppose I wanted to invest my $10,000 in one stock. I could do it in several ways. For instance I could buy: If my buying point was correct, the broker's commission was not important. It came off my profit.

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