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Rule #1 and Some Glossary Terms Rule #1: Never, never, never ever trade with real money until you have successfully "paper traded" at least 75% of the time. Glossary Term: Paper Trading - Simulated trading on paper. Glossary Term: Cost Basis - The IRS defines the cost basis of a stock as:
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