Zeev, given a $10 per trade commission, could you express an opinion as to the minimum number of shares it would be practical to buy of stocks in the Q,say, if one were to emulate your particular brand of in-and-out daytrading? A 'bucker' on 100 shares would give a trader and $80 profit but on 50 shares only a $30 profit--on a 'half-bucker' those numbers would be reduced to $30 and $5 respectively. Seems like there would be a minimal number of purchased shares necessary below which your type of daytrading would be impractical--then i suppose one would be better off to swing trade or something more long term. TIA
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