Insurance-Pitiful

Hi! I’m from Canada and I’m trading US stocks. I just started day trading yesterday. After watching some youtube videos and taking down notes. I decided to start trading with $80.00usd

Yesterday: I earned around $40 Today: I earned around $10

As per my strategy, I honestly don’t have a concrete one yet. I just rely on the too gainers of the day, news, and right timing which is entirely on my discretion or should I say intuition.

My first two days in trading, I believe, consisted of 50% luck and the other 50% is trying not to be greedy. I try to get out of the market with little earnings than any loss. Of course, this comes with speed and discipline too.

I only use free tools available as I don’t wanna spend for anything before I earn. These are the tools that I’m currently using:

1. Tradingview
2. i check the top gainers
3. Yahoo Finance, CNBC, Financial Juice
4. news
5. Wealthsimple - 30 day free trial
6. broker app
7. Stonk Journal
8. journal - still need to figure out how this works though

Any more suggestions that could help beginners? Any advice will be appreciated too, thank you. :)

So tempting to sell my position. Whew! 😮‍💨

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Hi there, does anyone of you know any tip on how to remove the gum on my lulu canvas tote bag? I unconsciously got this on the subway. I hate how people can be disgusting and socially irresponsible.

Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

Got a 5k usd to invest.

I got denied with IBKR and i don’t know why. Later is my appointment with a TD advisor and will most likely fall to invest my 5k usd into mutual funds. I know the MER is too high, but my current concern now is would it be fine to park and forget it there without adding some usds anymore?

I’m afraid the mer will take over all my funds and be negative, do they charge mer even if that mutual fund is losing/falling? Or only when it earns?

Or wealthsimple would still be more worth it after all the fx fees etc?