@Reema said in How can I grow a small trading account without spending too much?:

In India, many people are wisely investing in low-cost index funds through SIPs and avoiding debt. Honestly, I believe the secret to sustainably growing small accounts lies in balancing risk and staying consistent. By using tight stop-losses and gradually scaling up — whether you’re swing trading in liquid stocks or opting for ETFs for a bit more stability — you can truly turn small investments into something bigger over time, instead of depending on risky, high-stakes trades.

So, according to you, if low-cost index SIPs are easier and safer for growing small accounts, how can methods like swing trading and tight stop-losses still generate more profit after fees without adding too much risk or complicating things?