LOLLLLL.......


Your question is ambiguous...Do you mean potential to go up? Or potential to go down?

You should at least have an exit strategy, no?

Exit strategies are different for different companies. If you are planning to trade low priced stocks, set a price, hit it sell it run....

It is natural human tendency to see a stock price going up, to wait for it to go up further and not sell...only for the price to drop and still not sell it hoping that it will recover...??

I don't know why this thread is called Investor...Perhaps Trader thread would be more suitable. I could never bring myself invest in company with the below type of stock price graph....



or like this....




With respect, if the point of the "trade" was to get some quick bucks, then you'll have to wait a while longer again....

This post has been edited by VyvernS: May 10 2019, 04:20 PM

I have been using TD Ameritrade since 2006. Back then and until 2016, my trading account was handled by Ameritrade US.

In 2016, my Ameritrade account was transferred to be handled by TD Ameritrade Asia (based in Singapore). So now, all correspondences come from either Singapore branch or their customer service in US.

Yes, Ameritrade has a lot of different trading tools so you might have to go through a test to meet the MAS (Monetary Authority of Singapore) approval. I did it several months back. No big deal if you pay attention to the training.