This week i've made some decent trades in the Bitcoin market and have had 5 profitable trades in a row. The price has been moving about $15 - $30 lately,so you can make some trades based off of these smaller price movements. Unfortunately, this news isn't precipitated by negative news or any obvious indicators. These drops could be based off of market noise, but you can still tell whether the Bitcoin price is over or undersold. When the Mt. Gox exchange was floundering, it was very easy to predict the price drops. It was very easy to buy and sell based on this news, but the trades i've been making lately have been less obvious. I've also been trading Bitcoin CFDs because they have higher amounts of leveraging, compared to the exchanges which trade actual BTC.
Options trading has been fun lately. I've been experimenting with high-low binary option, and plan to test out range options. I've also been using signal providers that give actionable trades in exchange for a service fee. This can help out quite a bit, as it is tough to watch all the currency pairs or assets in the markets. The markets move very fast, so sometimes an email recommending a particular trade or asset to watch can be very helpful.
One more type of market that im working is with micro-cap stocks. These stocks are a little different to trade, when you compare them to high value stocks like AAPL. They have less company information to trade based off of and trade through brokers or particular exchanges.
I'm also following the penny stock trader Timothy Sykes who has alot of great ideas for how to trade this type of stock. Sykes has different trading methods you can use including technical analysis, pumps, trading volume, etc. He's got a great newsletter which provides actual trading tips instead of just trying to pump a price.