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Alas another prophet has descended to grace us with his wisdom. There could be an increase in volatility you say? That's unheard of!

One second thought, couldn't you be long volatility under the assumption that it will make a move in the future?

Don't force a trade, look for something that is moving. But that's just my opinion.

I found that chartgame really interesting. It shows that making profitable trades from a daily chart is easy, but in live trading the pain of having to wait for the trade to play out is what costs people the most money.

It's extremely difficult to achieve consistent results without a consistent approach. It is possible to achieve consistent results through discretionary trading if you have a consistent thought process that goes into each trade.

It's not that you can't trade small, your problem is that you won't trade small. Start thinking in terms of risk/reward for all of your trading (or even life) decisions. What do you have to gain by trading too much size? Sure you can win more, but by the sounds of it you are an inconsistent...

I know that DV trading has a small floor in Vancouver, but they seem to be a very different operation from Bright/Orbixa (no deposit, minimum education requirements, salary).

That's a Bloomberg keyboard, you need a Bloomberg Professional subscription to get one.