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Could we get 28c this month

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buzwiz
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Anybody knows somethin about the price risin to 28c this month
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vishal
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Hoping for more than that man, thinking in the region of 30c
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I have to wonder why people play small cap stocks with such low pricing...... rather play warrants on top40 or other large traded companies, you can be in and out with good profits in days or even a few tims a day if you keep your targets/profit gains tight. I did 30 trades on various shares this month and made bloomimg good money. Why buy a 25c share and wait weeks or months for it to hit 30c...eish....OMO
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buzwiz
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Tell me more. How can I start this? What can I buy and outlay initially?
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buzwiz
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Well I guess to make it really attractive you should try and attend the warrants course to start with. If you are not used to geared instruments it could bite you. If you understand time decay, gearing etc and know what to trade and when you could do well. I usually make 3 to 6% off each trade so my profits are small but often. Also you have to have time to do this every day and sometimes 4 or 5 times a day.

Start with the help and education side and look up warrants course then attend "trade to trade well" course and "introduction to TA part 1 & 2" and take it from there. I do not want to promise you things you cannot get unless you put the initial work in.

Please understand this is a good amount of work and I estimate you need R50k to start with to really make it work (R100k better but no every person has that). You can do it on less but the risks are bigger. OMO
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The biggest problem with small cap stocks I guess is liquidity, not enough shares trade to make it worth it for short term profits. Sure many are buy ad hold long term shares and there are plenty really good shares worth having. My long term account has some of these in it and these have grown very nicely in the last year.
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buzwiz
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What are some of these shares?
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EXX, TKG, ACL, ANG, HAR, IMP, AMS, AGL, NPN, FSR, MTN, SOL, SBK and the TOP40 tradeables, they all make good sense if you know how to catch them on the up or down in the price. But Like I said you need to know about warrants etc.
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buzwiz
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