is daytrading back????????????????

is day drading back??????????

  • YES

    Votes: 16 25.8%

  • NO

    Votes: 21 33.9%

  • MAYBE

    Votes: 15 24.2%

  • DEFINITELY NOT

    Votes: 10 16.1%
  • Total voters
    62
  • Poll closed .
I note many decade long winners posting, but I bet not one of them can post even a 10 cent winner realtime.

I regularly post instant winners on stocktwits with a 90%+ win rate.
 
The pnl thread in the journals section is the best answer. Remember, everybody loves to show off their success and be praised, no one likes to be look down upon as a failure and be criticized. If daytrading is back, the Pnl thread should be overflowing with posts, yet........
 
And I regularly laugh every time I read your attempts to 'impress' us.

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Keep laughing . Are you fishing for the nick? Y'aint getting it, but you can follow the 5,000 posers there and try to get lucky. You remember what lucky is like , right?
 
guys, thank you for all your responses and votes thus far...

I know there is a lot of negativity surrounding the phrase "day trading"

Would like to see some more people come out on this (preferably more successful traders and no haters please)
 
daytrading went away at the retail brokerage level when the SEC implemenented the patter day trading rule in fall of 2002...small traders could daytrade at the retail accounts in their retirement accounts.

now you need $30,000 or $25,000 just to have the privellege of daytrading and iwth fractions gone with pennies..the easy spread trade was gone and ask and bid don't get filled in illiquid markets. now with HFT frontrunning...retail or even prop traders are have their lunch eaten. by the no risk HFT frontrunners. daytraders at the retail and prop level take all the risk participating and providing the liquidity and these machines take the spread or HFT tax if you are daytrading certain stocks.

most retail brokerage account is way less than $20,000 i' presuming

so daytrading did go away at the retail level for US equities...

as for prop trading and is not retail levell you need to take stipud series 7 estc.. just to daytrade..most retail don't care and cannot pass the series 7...well it's under SEC investigation. series 7 is like one month of and is pretty hard to pass and daytrading is mostly a hobby for most people that was in the market in the late 90's

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daytrading went away at the retail brokerage level when the SEC implemenented the patter day trading rule in fall of 2002...small traders could daytrade at the retail accounts in their retirement accounts.

now you need $30,000 or $25,000 just to have the privellege of daytrading and iwth fractions gone with pennies..the easy spread trade was gone and ask and bid don't get filled in illiquid markets. now with HFT frontrunning...retail or even prop traders are have their lunch eaten. by the no risk HFT frontrunners. daytraders at the retail and prop level take all the risk participating and providing the liquidity and these machines take the spread or HFT tax if you are daytrading certain stocks.

most retail brokerage account is way less than $20,000 i' presuming

so daytrading did go away at the retail level for US equities...

as for prop trading and is not retail levell you need to take stipud series 7 estc.. just to daytrade..most retail don't care and cannot pass the series 7...well it's under SEC investigation. series 7 is like one month of and is pretty hard to pass and daytrading is mostly a hobby for most people that was in the market in the late 90's
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good info... So what about those with series 7's? Any lunch for them in intraday trading, or are you saying its a complete waste?
 
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