I saw a wonderful post another day which would probably track an appropriate head set to what you're trying to do: maybe? Not certainlove cindy lolIniciado por ;trading is a company. It's possible to run it like a dollar store. You can run it like a Louis Vuitton shop. Or you can do something in between. The distinction between operating it like a dollar store or like a Louis Vuitton shop is your profit margin per item sold. (Margin = Sales - Cost of Goods Sold) If you're running a dollar shop you're making very small margin per purchase but looking for a high volume of sales. If you're operating a Louis Vuitton store you will have few sales but your margin will be unbelievably high. Only a few sales will provide you a lot of revenue. What are the risks to these sorts of businesses? Dollar Shop (elastic demand) - Competition reduces your selling price - Cost of goods sold increases - Sales volume decreases Louis Vuitton (inelastic demand) - Sales volume decreases Luxurious retailers don't compete on price consequently selling price pressure is unlikely. Your major worry for a luxury retailer is you go through a period where there isn't demand for your goods and also you can not pay your overhead. How does this link to trading? - Dollar Store = scalper - Louis Vuitton = longer term position trader Why? - Dollar shop: Quick sales and a great deal of them over annually - Louis Vuitton: Very few sales over annually This tells you how often you ought to be entering the market giving the kind of profit per trade you're looking to capture.... I am in my way to become successful in this company and I understand it. I've already gotten what I needed from this forum to make money. If you're unsuccessful and you can not know the analogies I have made well.... I don't know exactly what to tell you. Love Marko