So you want to make a 100% return per year on your account, here is a normal distribution.
The benchmark return on an account with $100,000s in capital is 15-20% per year so that someone can quit their day job, that is equivalent to the return you're looking for. This sits around the 2.5σ or top 0.75% on the normal distribution, close the same knowledge a millionaire has.
You want to do the same with 10x less capital, for each reduction in capital by one zero you need to increase the sigma level 0.5σ, which means what you want to do is in the top 0.1% of all traders (3σ) to generate $40,000 per year trading full time with $30,000 capital part time, which in itself would require at least another 0.5σ to 1.0σ increase to offset the lack of time.
I would like to say your idea is deluded, but as it turns out that is how human psychology works, everyone thinks they can be the best with no experience, no capital, and no time. But it's fascinating to watch, your first issue, the markets work a lot slower than you think, actually around 100x slower so unless you 10x leverage up, which requires a suitable 0.5σ increase in perfection, and reduce your timeframes which requires another 0.5σ increase in perfection, you'll find out when your capital evaporates it just doesn't work your way.
So, in summary, what you want to do has approximately a 99.9936657516% chance of failure, if you believe you can beats those odds, and once in a blue moon someone does, it's a fantastic idea.
Side Note: the truth hurts, but the markets really don't care, they want your capital and you're already well on your way there.
