Yes. That is exactly how it works.
Just remember, buying at the bottom and selling at the top, is easy to say, but almost impossible to do.
Rather than "gambling" on stock prices, you would be better off "gambling" on horse races. A day at the track provides fresh air and the opportunity to meet interesting people.
Invest like Warren Buffett. Buy (high) quality and hold for decades. That's what made him a billionaire.
Day traders (like casino gamblers and horserace handicappers) usually lose it all before it's over.
The answer to your question is "Yes and no".
If you can find a buyer for your 125K of penny stock at $0.10, then yes. You will have a nice windfall.
But if you can't find a buyer, then no. And it is highly unlikely that the market for your stock will have enough buyers to purchase your 125K shares at $0.10. Penny stocks are notoriously volatile and illiquid.
You must live in cloud cuckoo land if you think a stock will increase in price 25 times ( every $1 invested becomes $25 ) in 1 hour.
Stocks can be sold as soon as you contract to buy them.A time lapse is not relevant.
Yes. Don't forget trading costs. This is how Day traders make profits (and losses) with volatile stocks.
yes you can do that, buying and selling the same stock on the same trading day, also called as day/intraday trading. the charges are less also compared to medium/long term trading
http://tutorials.topstockresearch.com/Tr...
Its possible if you could find a share thats going to go up 2500% in 1 hour
and don't forget taxes
So if If I bought 125k shares of stock at 0.004 at 9am and then at 10am the stock goes up to 0.1, can I then sell my 125k shares of stock which would be a net of $12.5k
Is this possible?
