You are a newbie. you can learn only by your own actions. Trading is a game which can only be learnt through trading.
Your capital is 5K, which is OK for a newbie in the market. Your capital is not the problem,
the problem is your target. You can't expect your capital to be doubled within a month.
Trading is a business like any other business. People become doctors, lawyers, engineers, politicians etc. In the same way, some people become stock market traders. It is just one more profession. Say for example: When a businessman opens a dry-cleaning shop or say a mobile shop, does he expects 100% return in a month?
The answer is absolutely not.
But when a person starts out as a stock market trader, he considers such stellar amount of returns per month as his birth right.
He takes large risk and sky-high leverage, since he expects to earn large amounts from a small investment. The trader should have expectations of returns which is similar to other business entities.
If a person opens a small shop by Rs. 1lakh. Suppose he says, my family expenses per month is Rs. 30K, therefore I expect at least Rs. 40K per month to meet my expenses and to get a return on my capital. After all, I am working full-time so I expect a salary of Rs. 30K and remaining Rs. 10K as the return on my investment. But wait, no shopkeeper will expect Rs. 40K return on an investment of Rs. 100K.
Yet when the same person becomes a stock market trader he demands Rs. 40K to be easily earned. Such returns will not materialise.
You must have realistic expectations.
Best of luck for your trading.:thumb: