Things You Learn After 1 Year of Day Trading for a Living

One year, huh?
You've gone further than so many.
"Good on ya!"

 

====I’ve made 20% ROI in 6 months and lost it all in a single month. Then I lost 30% in 10 trades the following month. I’ve earned and lost thousands of dollars, almost blew up my entire account twice, got dozens of margin calls, tried multiple Machine Learning techniques, traded multiple markets, time-frames and instruments. I’ve made any possible mistake, but somehow I survived and learned a lot.===

after that i see no reasons to read further - this guy started to write "how to's" too early

 

instead of "How to trade for dummies." it is "How to trade." by dummy.

 

One year is not enough time to tell your ass from your elbow.

 

He's a premium seller, not a day trader. "Now it’s simple: I sell overpriced options premium, that’s it."

 

Help->>FAQs

Q) How do I fund an account?

Q) How do I withdraw funds?

 

If the above is true. I only have one quote.
“You’re picking up pennies before the train runs you over.”

It’s hilarious when people try to advertise here, although I’m still open for business.
You’ve actually got to produce income instead of producing dreams, it’s funny how that happens.

 

I think it's actually quite hard to determine if options are overpriced.

 

Sounds like the trades weren't the problem. It was the money management.

Actually, it's quite easy. I can tell you at expiration.