Why do I trade Dow Jones and not Stocks
Why do I prefer to trade Dow Jones and not Stocks when I trade with Expert Advisors. Well, the answer is simple: commissions.
In this video, you will see how much cheaper it is to trade the Dow Jones compared to Apple stock. And it is not just a little bit cheap. It is 50 times cheaper.
The lecture Why do I trade Dow jones and not stocks is part of the course Stock trading course: Dow Jones Algorithmic trading + 10 EAs:
https://eaforexacademy.com/courses/algorithmic-trading/stock-market-course-10-dow-jones-eas/
In this course, you will receive 10 Expert Advisors or trading Robots for the Dow Jones trading, and those EAs will be updated all the time.
The course is suitable for beginner and advanced traders, and it will teach you all the steps that you need to take to start trading with the Dow Jones Expert Advisors.
The Expert Advisors that I trade Dow Jones with, are created with the strategy builder EA Studio.
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The mentor of the course is Petko Aleksandrov:
Hello traders! There is an important reason why I trade Dow Jones and not individual stocks.
And this is the commission. Most of the brokers, they have massive commissions when trading stocks. And when we are trading with Expert Advisors, we open many trades.
It's active trading. It's trading all the time, 24 hours. There are many trades that are being opened and closed, you will see that in the course.
And if every time we pay a huge commission, I can say it's almost impossible to be on the profitable side. You will be just paying commission to the broker.
As you saw in the video, it is essential to look at the commission. For the Dow Jones, I have just 20 cents while with AAPL, I have $5.
This is like 25 times bigger a commission with the AAPL. Huge commission with the AAPL compared to the Dow Jones. And this is not only when we are buying.
Basically, it's taking a commission when I'm opening and when I'm closing the trade. And to trade Dow Jones, it is just 20 cents.
I paid 2 times for opening the position and for closing the position. Totally, $10.
So it really doesn't matter how much you're trading with. Is it 1 lot? Is it 0.1? Is it 0.01? If you are paying a lot of commission, you will be on the losing side, and the broker will benefit from your commission.
As you saw, I paid like 50 times more commission for opening one trade with the AAPL compared to 1 trade with the Dow Jones. Much lower commission with the Dow Jones. At the same time, it is a very volatile asset, more volatile than the individual stocks most of the time.
In this video, you will see how much cheaper it is to trade the Dow Jones compared to Apple stock. And it is not just a little bit cheap. It is 50 times cheaper.
The lecture Why do I trade Dow jones and not stocks is part of the course Stock trading course: Dow Jones Algorithmic trading + 10 EAs:
https://eaforexacademy.com/courses/algorithmic-trading/stock-market-course-10-dow-jones-eas/
In this course, you will receive 10 Expert Advisors or trading Robots for the Dow Jones trading, and those EAs will be updated all the time.
The course is suitable for beginner and advanced traders, and it will teach you all the steps that you need to take to start trading with the Dow Jones Expert Advisors.
The Expert Advisors that I trade Dow Jones with, are created with the strategy builder EA Studio.
★ Test EA Studio with 15-days trial and get the FREE course:
https://eaforexacademy.com/software/expert-advisor-studio/
� If you have any questions, please, write in our trading Forum.
https://eaforexacademy.com/forums/forum/general/
Our online algorithmic trading courses: https://eaforexacademy.com/courses/algorithmic-trading/
Let’s connect on social:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eaforexacademy/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eaforexacademy/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/33249615/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/EAForexAcademy
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The mentor of the course is Petko Aleksandrov:
Hello traders! There is an important reason why I trade Dow Jones and not individual stocks.
And this is the commission. Most of the brokers, they have massive commissions when trading stocks. And when we are trading with Expert Advisors, we open many trades.
It's active trading. It's trading all the time, 24 hours. There are many trades that are being opened and closed, you will see that in the course.
And if every time we pay a huge commission, I can say it's almost impossible to be on the profitable side. You will be just paying commission to the broker.
As you saw in the video, it is essential to look at the commission. For the Dow Jones, I have just 20 cents while with AAPL, I have $5.
This is like 25 times bigger a commission with the AAPL. Huge commission with the AAPL compared to the Dow Jones. And this is not only when we are buying.
Basically, it's taking a commission when I'm opening and when I'm closing the trade. And to trade Dow Jones, it is just 20 cents.
I paid 2 times for opening the position and for closing the position. Totally, $10.
So it really doesn't matter how much you're trading with. Is it 1 lot? Is it 0.1? Is it 0.01? If you are paying a lot of commission, you will be on the losing side, and the broker will benefit from your commission.
As you saw, I paid like 50 times more commission for opening one trade with the AAPL compared to 1 trade with the Dow Jones. Much lower commission with the Dow Jones. At the same time, it is a very volatile asset, more volatile than the individual stocks most of the time.
