Online Broker for poor beginners

>$250
>active trader
https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/careers.html

>$250
>NASDAQ

cool story brah

oh man you poor fucking moron

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>>2994922
>I have at least 250 dollars to start with, and I intend to be an active trader.

gotta start somewhere you autistic faggots

not everyone is a trust fund baby

>>2994922
Are you US-based?

If not, eToro. Find a referral from someone who is verified themselves to get $20 free.

>>2994969
NEET Street to be precise

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>>2994983
start by investing, not trading. grow your account until your account is big enough to with stand a loss here or there.

If you are new you should be learning how to make a balanced portfolio and risk management then get into trading stocks once you've built a solid foundation for yourself.

Baby steps, you gotta crawl before you can walk and you gotta walk before you run and you gotta run before applying to become an astronaut and taking a rocket ship to the moon

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>>2994985
US based.

>>2995043
I used the wrong jargon in OP, execute me now if you must.

I don't see how I can make a portfolio with a measly 250 dollars though.

The question remains: What exchange and what broker for such a small amount of funds?

Trading212 is a nice one, its mostly forex and cfd, but cfd is basically stocks, its a derivative of them. The spread is lower than most other cfd brokers, so lower "fees" per stock