Six Fundamentals of Day Trading
1. Increase stoploss a bit whenever stoploss hits then immediately trend resumes.
2. Refine/scrap the strategy whenever stoploss hits and price doesn't return back.
3. Finding a strategy that works equally well on both intraday chart and extraday chart. Deriving levels by connecting both the charts.
4. Swing trading is vulnerable due to gap-ups and gap-downs between two trading days which makes it less safe than intraday. It is not advisable for traders to trade the safety of their investment with the convenience of swing trading.
5. Volatility is more in the middle of a well established trend making it vulnerable to frequently hit stoploss. Entering trade on early trend (market opening, trend reversal, sideways market breakout) avoids such volatility.
6. Entry and Exit strategies must be based on support/resistance. Entry/exit after second support/resistance avoids excessive volatility and helps in better decision making.
Pro Trading means Disciplined Trading which is sticking to the fundamentals. This is the only way to Six Figures.