Lohnt sich Daytrading für 20€?
Hey, ich möchte mehr Geld verdienen und habe nicht viel Geld zur Verfügung, ich habe gelesen, dass ein Startkapital von 20.000-50.000€ benötigt wird um von Daytrading zu leben, allerdings ist das unvorstellbar, ich könnte höchstens 100€ Investieren.
Zu meiner Frage:
Lohnt es sich wenn ich mich genauestens Informiere und das Trading gut/perfekt lerne und dann täglich mit ca 20-30€ Trade? Könnte ich so schnell mehr Geld verdienen, dass ich mit 50-80€ schnell mal pro Tag traden kann und mich so hocharbeiten kann oder würden sich die 20-30€/Tag nicht lohnen bzw zu wenig Gewinn machen?
Falls sich wer auskennt könntet ihr mir eine ungefähre Schätzung geben wie viel man im Monat machen würde wenn man mit 20€ pro Tag Tradet?
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First time:
Do demo and don’t overdo it.
Two. Then start with 100€, but you will lose it anyway because you have to deal with it first. (Emotions)
This is soooo different and depends on many factors.
1. How much money do you need monthly?
Two. What does your hit rate look like?
3. What’s your Crv look like?
4. How does your risk per trade look?
You can also live with 10k of it. It is very different.
Of course it’s worth a ski.
Unfortunately not. A doubling in the year is possible as a good trader SEHR. But not in a short time. Why do you have only 100€ available? If you’re doing a job for 3 months, saving everything and acting with it (of course, only if you can) then it’s gonna pay off.
You can see it or something. In order to start practicing with greed and fear, etc, it is worth it. But to get serious gains more less.
As I said, this depends on 3 of the factors I named above. How high is your risk, how high your Crv and how high is your hit rate.
As a rule of thumb, however, I have the following: 5-15% a month are very easily accessible. All about this is to be compensated with a lower hit rate or more risk. But you can definitely earn much faster. There are really countless strategies… but as I said, 5-15% is very easily accessible when you can.
Thanks, now I have a much better overview, really helped me.🙏
If it were a good idea to start with 100€ and deposit 50€ each month to my trading account, we would expect to pay 10% profit/month, then I would have 110€ (10€ profit) in the first month, in the second I will pay and then have 160€ and trade with them, then I would have in the second. Month already 176€ (16€ profit) in the third month I pay back 50€ and then trade with 226€ and would have profit at the end of the month 248,6€ (26.6€) if I would do this for 1 year, after 1 year I would trade with 827,8€/month and after 2 years already with 2006,2€, after 3 years with 3536,50€, after 4 with 5287,95€ etc….
This is only theoretical, but could it also work in practice if I were a good trader who knows what he does, or is that too far from practice?
In order to speed up this process I would sometimes pay €50-200 instead of €50, so that more rewards would this whole project be meaningful and profitable or waste of time?
Sure, and a few years later, you’re a millionaire. That this is not going to happen should be clear with some logical reflection.
I’m glad I could help you.
No, as I said, demo for 3-6 months. Even after that, it doesn’t make sense until you’re sure you can. But it still takes a long time. You can start with €500 and pay €200? Make sure you go this step only when you are aware of your faeces.
If that’s enough for you. Consider that it will certainly take 2 years to learn. In six years, you’re at 5300, and you’re probably not paying taxes?
It can always come a minus month or a heavy phase like a war or pandemic… but in principle, you have forgotten the taxes. 25%. This makes exponential growth much slower.
This is very profitable. As I said, I would start at €500 and pay €200. That should be possible very well. Then, if you live alone after 4 years, you can go down to part-time and after 6 years you may cancel completely.
Thanks for the star. If you have asked, set it up:D
It’s not even a runner, it should be clear with some logical thinking.
It’s only up to you, whether you get freedom in six years. Only you;)
Perfect, you helped me very much I bought a course at Udemy now and will start learning today👍🏼 If after 6 years I could only live more of Daytrading would be the optimal
In the daytrading you need so big sums, because the profit per trade is only a few (growing parts of one) percent. You can make your €20 in the best case at €21, minus fee you can buy a gum from the profit.
What do you call big sums?
5% in a trade is quite ambitious. More than 2%. Would be 40c. It will still have the 35c minus the fee.
‘best case’
You don’t make a trade and make 5% and times 2% and times 8% and times 1% 🤦🏽
You don’t seem to have dealt with the subject at all.
With little use you can make credit spreads. With them you get even money at the start, and the risk you can define yourself.
If you want to do it as a day trade, the currently very popular 0DTE in the USA offers itself.
Hey 👋🏼,
The problem with Day Trading is that you can’t “learn”, the market is psychology. And as others have already mentioned, do a demo account and start with it. In my personal opinion, if you prefer to put the 20€ in shares or shares bets with max 10x levers, you will also get to the common brokers we TR or Scalable Capital etc.
Of course you can learn. Everything is a matter of experience.
Sure, I didn’t mean that. But you cannot learn it like maths, because the market reacts to events and does not run according to a fixed scheme.
Technical analysis is rather a solid scheme.
But if, of course, big events occur, technical analysis is no longer good. But there are not so many times of crisis again.