This thread is like asking for a best friend on a public forum, on your first post. My advice to you is to find a local trading club or trader meetup, and join. If there isn't one, then set one up, usually a place with food and alcohol in a good location. Traders love to meet and talk as it is normally a solitary job. Then proceed to make friends and connections. You hope that it clicks and someone successful will share some insight with you. That could be on first meeting or years or never, similar to finding an edge in trading...there is no guarantee. No one will give you their livelihood on a silver platter. Successful traders first think about the market, what makes it tick and then proceed to find a way to exploit it. Systems need to fit the market. Stocks are not continuous, so they are prone to gaps, company growth and overall index movement. Robots are dominating the market, so there are a lot of fake moves. Futures are more continuous as it is running, but controlled in 3 sessions. Commodities and currencies tend to trend more because of global demands. Each of these markets need to be approached differently. There are thousands of different ways to make money. I suggest you first start from scratch. The lower the timeframe you go, the harder it is to make money. You have to overcome noise, lower move ranges, and higher relative trading costs. Before you even look at a chart, you need to start thinking about trading. Good luck.