A common question voiced by BetterTrades students revolves around the amount of money it takes to trade in the stock market. People can erroneously believe they need a huge trading account in order to generate money by making Better Trades in the stock market. And while larger accounts can be used as leverage to make money, having a smaller account doesn?t exclude anyone from making a better trade and taking profits.

This becomes evident after students learn how it may be possible to use the QQQQ to make money. The QQQQ is an exchange traded fund that includes the 100 stocks in the NASDAQ 100. It?s really a way that Better Trades can be brought into closer focus. The QQQQ features the top-10 NASDAQ stocks: Apple, Amgen, Cisco, Gild, Google, Intel, Microsoft, Oracle, Qualcomm, and Research in Motion. The direction these stocks take can often sway the entire direction of the NASDAQ.

The good thing is how a trader can buy inexpensive options in the Qs. Because of the affordability, a trader with limited funds can get involved and trade a large, playable fund. Students can learn how it?s possible to make Better Trades if the Qs make a marginal move. This better trade is possible because the spreads are reasonable, the ETF is heavily traded, and market makers are quick to fill the positions.

A stock market trader of any skill level can benefit from this BetterTrades class. After taking this class, either in person or via a DVD, a student will be better equipped to make better trades.

?Trading the Qs? is valuable for BetterTrades students who have been through the Market Essentials class. It is useful to help others who have a solid stock market education, who can parlay it into a scenario to make a better trade. The material would be considered intermediate in nature, but will prove useful even to advanced traders.