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I'm tired of jews running my life and I want to start day trading to make money from home. What are the best books/videos/online resources/etc that will help me make a modest income from looking at a computer screen?
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You just have to buy high and then sell low. That wa-, hold o-
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>>59237141
Thank you anon I will keep this sage advice close to my heart
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>>59237090
Try to feed yourself with much info as possible. No, don't use 9000 indicators, but try to follow as many analysts as possible and derive your own conclusions. Open a paper trading account first, trade fake money, or if you're too deep in a hurry, try small sizes first. The only truthful best knowledge is when you try it for yourself.
Also you really don't want this. You get obsessed with looking at the fucking chart, and then it derives into looking at the price.
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>>59237210
I already look at a computer all day, so I may as well make a couple of bucks while doing it. Thanks for the rest!
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day trading is the hardest type of trading you can do. i would recommend starting with trading higher timeframes. the book i recommend is john j murphy's technical analysis of financial markets
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>>59237141
>buy high when notice the price is rising
>inmediately drops 2K
>hold
>hold
>hold
>already dropping 5K
>hold
is that easy
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>posted coomerbait
It's over already, you don't realize how much discipline is needed to make it as a trader. Anyway best way to learn is to keep trading, if you keep going for a few years untill you make it grats. Enjoy the mental breakdowns along the way.
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Just sell when the RSI is high and buy when the RSI is low. Don't buy shitcoins, stick to top tier coins.
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>>59237472
>he doesn't know
ngmi. here's free alpha for you retard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSn1g-6h1OQ
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>>59237489
this is financial advice btw
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>>59237090
Day trading is literally just luck. And drawing funny lines on a graph (technical analysis) is astrology for men
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>>59237090
97% of day traders fail to make meaningful profit. Just a fun fact. Might be better off in crypto, especially this run.

t. Wanted to be a day trader a couple months ago but stopped pursuit
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>>59237658
why did you stop?
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>>59237090
Didn’t read.
First cartoon that’s ever given me a boner
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>>59237090
Not trying to blackpill you but give you reasonable expectations. You'll be competing against professionals who have insider knowledge or algorithms designed Math PhDs.

Don't quote me on it because I'm just going from memory but I'm pretty sure they've done studies on people who actively trade the market vs people who just buy and hold, and they found the latter almost always come out on top. There's a reason why people tell you to just DCA and forget about it - yeah it's boring as shit and you want money now, but it works.

If you want to make money looking at a computer screen I recommend Microsoft skills, programming, and WFH job.

But I'm not here to lecture you either about what you '''should'''' do like some faggot from r**ddit. So to answer you're question, I like Patrick Boyle. He not's really about day trading specifically but general financial education. Or try Jim Simons shit.
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>>59237090
SSAAAARR KHAN ACADEMY HAS JUST WAT ARE AFTER. DO THE NEEDFUL SAAAR.
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>>59237886
Do you lack reading comprehension?
Because he is obviously one of the 97%.
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>>59238949
Shoulda tried harder
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>>59237658
I'd be more interested in a stat of how many daytraders fail to turn a profit after 3 or 5 years. The 99% traders "myth" probably comes with inclusion of normies using robinhood to buy GME or longing btcnjust because its hype right now. I would never believe that 97% of people who take it seriously lose if the market always goes up in the long run
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>>59237090
If you want to do fundamentals and pick stocks, watch Martin Shkreli. He at least has real world experience in hedge funds, teaches how to build models and analyses stocks in live. Not to follow him blindly, but to learn the process.

When it comes to actual daytrading, it's good to learn fundamentals of how price moves perhaps from pats or orderflow. Some people do ok with in, but it seems to be such a tiny sliver of margin for profit at extreme discipline, so it's not something I would do.

As far from what I've seen, people trade very profitably with CVD, POC and VWAP fairly well, which are all essentially different visualisations of volume. If we're talking crypto, I'd say open interest is a big advantage, it literally shows what is happening at any big moves, so long as you can interpret direction. You just need basic knowledge and then basically to stare at charts for hundreds of hours, until you understand it.
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>>59237090
the jews will buckbreak you even harder if you try to daytrade
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>>59237658
I make 3 or 4 small trades a week and i always make money on them. It may take a month sometimes, but i always win. I dont understand how people lose money trading.
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>>59237090
>day trading
Do you have an edge? If you don't have an edge, then don't day trade.
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>>59237090
someone who thinks "the jews" are "running his life" doesnt have the necessary IQ to be a profitable trader. Sorry /pol/ , but thats the truth nuke.
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>>59237090
thats the hottest girl ive ever seen if she were standing in front of me i would marry her instantly and impregnate her with lots and lots of babies



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