Quote from: voztata on November 22, 2018, 10:59:41 AM

Quote from: Omega Weapon on November 20, 2018, 11:32:27 PM

Quote from: DanTalksCrypto on September 08, 2018, 07:31:16 PM

How are people learning how to day trade? What are you methods?

Personally I've done the signal groups etc but found them very hit and miss. I'm not good enough to do my own TA (and can TA really help for day trading - no idea?).

Only method I've found that I find works was taught here: https://discord.gg/nCmjwmQ

It focuses on getting in and out of v.high volume coins as they naturally fluctuate.

Cheers!

Learning how to trade is very similar to learning any other activity, you need to find the best way in which you learn and then follow that method, in my case I am way better learning from books than most people and it is also a lot more efficient and cheaper since you can learn most of what you need to know about trading from a few books that are relatively cheap.

Exactly, this is something that can basically be considered as trying to go to school or for some courses to learn some profession, so as to be able to do well in the long run. Trading is a profession which can lead to a business depending on how well you are able to do something substantial to benefit from it, but nothing good ever comes out from it, for those who decided to take it with levity without at least learning as much as they can. Day trading most especially is not for the faint hearted and those who get emotional easily, this is a style of trading you really want to be executing your strategy without any form of emotion at all.

I agree and that is why I am not a day trader, a day trader needs to execute his trades at an incredible speed because a few seconds of difference can be the difference between making profits or not, I prefer to make longer trades, my latest trade lasted 14 days so as you can see to me it does not make such a huge difference losing a few minutes when making a trade.