Ricky Gutierrez
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Do I Borrow Money To Day Trade? (Leverage)
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February 1, 2020
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5:05Now PlayingAs you are getting started the brokerage you are using might offer a higher buying power compared to your account balance. So the question now is should you borrow this money using leverage as you are still learning how to trade in the stock market? Here is what I think!
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