How would you start?

>>1809988
Pretty much, That's why most people sub 25k shouldn't bother with day trading. Then again, profit is profit.

>>1809988

Just to also add on to what this anon said:>>1809997 day trading works on these small changes and to make the cash made significant, you need to have a large amount so that these fees are spread out over more units. If you are playing with a small amount, you will either put it in a longer term investment and keep adding a little from a paycheck each month, or you are willing to risk it all in higher leveraged and/or riskier outcomes, aka forex, options, pennystock, etc. which if they go well (often they don't) can turn out larger actual worthwhile sums of money from a small starting amount. This is the whole idea of the robinhood threads. People are playing with memes through these pennystocks using throwaway money on the off chance that something explodes in value and their money 2x/3x/4x/10x over night. Also, robinhood has no commission, so it doesn't eat away at the money in these small accounts.

Now as to how would I start? It's hard me to say. I trade options a little because I wanted to take on larger risk in order for my small amount of money to push out a decent value. Would I recommend it? Maybe, but only if the person I was recommending it to understood the increased risks and had the emotional stability not to get swept up in big gambles. It might be better to start with stocks, maybe do some swing trading, then bring in these other tools to assist in the trades as times goes on. Or if you just want a vehicle to increase wealth a little bit over time at a rate better than a bank savings, you can buy into ETFs or Index Funds and just leave the money in there.