Seeing friends trade stocks and earn a profit of 1,000 baht or more per day makes me want to try it as well. I want to know whether it’s real—or whether it’s something that can actually be done. After following up and studying the story, I found some interesting discoveries.



First of all, you need knowledge beforehand. Because making a profit of 1,000 baht a day from stock trading is not something random. You have to understand the market, understand the assets you’re going to trade, look at the company’s fundamentals, examine price trends, and use analytical tools—these are what will help us enter and exit effectively. Another thing is capital. If we want to trade stocks and make a profit of 1,000 baht per day, we need a fairly substantial amount of capital—about 30,000-100,000 baht or more—because the daily profit percentage needs to be around 1-4% in order to reach the target.

There are two popular trading styles: short-term trading and long-term trading. If you want to make a profit of 1,000 baht per day with short-term trading, you have to keep an eye on the screen, use small-timeframe charts (minutes) to find entry and exit points, and set Stop Loss and Take Profit clearly. For long-term trading, it’s more gradual: observe trends, study the company’s financial statements, and place orders in line with the trend. The profit may be higher, but you have to be patient and wait.

But the most important thing is to be willing to accept the risks. The market is volatile—prices can go down or up. If you can’t accept the possibility that you might lose money, then you shouldn’t get involved. Cutting losses correctly is also crucial. A loss of 5-10% can still be recovered from, but if you lose around 30-40%, it becomes very difficult to survive.

In summary, it is possible to trade stocks and make a profit of 1,000 baht per day. It just requires studying, discipline in trading, choosing the right tools and assets, and always remembering that investing involves risk—it’s not an easy way to make money.
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