One thing that has helped me is viewing my trade statistics. One thing I have discovered is that on my winning trades I have very little open average loss before the trade became profitable. And conversely I have very little average profit on my losing trades before they become losers. This tells my that I am either right very quickly or wrong very quickly and has helped give me the confidence to cut my losing trades more quickly. The "secret" in all of this may be that what you don't lose on your losing trades may make the difference in being overall profitable.
Logic error. Cannot compute. I really need to hit the hay. The HELL does that concept mean? Don't lose on losing trades! *Runs away from own brain*
The secret of day trading is - everyone who does this lost money, everyone who is doing this will lose money.
I think what @themickey is saying is that we have a thread here that members are giving their tidbits about what may make them a better trader and we have a poster with 3 posts jumping in and pouring hot oil on everyone saying basically "everybody loses so why bother".