The same methodology you use for swings can probably be used for daytrades (not scalps) so long as you keep an eye on support and resistance levels, and keep fundamentals out of the equation.
Stick with swing trading, daytrading makes your broker alot of money. Thats what I have noticed over the past decade.
Scalping for ticks is a sucker's game. Prop shops have a hard time making money at it, how can you? Intraday swing trading is where the money is at. In fact I made more money holding a good position than getting in and out.
"The same methodology you use for swings can probably be used for daytrades (not scalps) so long as you keep an eye on support and resistance levels, and keep fundamentals out of the equation." personally, just fwiw i frequently use fundamentals when swing trading. sector, management, industry saturation, etc.