Here is a fact. I have never met or spoken to a single person that actually daytrades futures and makes real consistent money. Real money is atleast $100k a year consistently. (I live in NYC so I have a high cost of living.)
Yet I have met countless people that have made millions holding(long or short) stocks/futures for the longer run . These people have consistently every year.. made serious money. They did not make money every week or every month.. but at the end of the year they were way ahead of the crowd.
Here is what I have come to at the end of years of trading and years of seeing other traders succeed and go bust..
#1. NO such thing as making consistent money every single day daytrading. That is a biggest myth. NO such thing as making consistent money every week daytrading. I mean.. maybe you will break even a few times and make chump change.. but you will not make a living every single week.
Here is what traders want.... they want great liquidity.. super fast fills... no worries overnight... massive leverage, cheap commisions.. The answer to these needs is EMINIS. The only problem is that no one really makes a living daytrading them.
--MIKE
Yet I have met countless people that have made millions holding(long or short) stocks/futures for the longer run . These people have consistently every year.. made serious money. They did not make money every week or every month.. but at the end of the year they were way ahead of the crowd.
Here is what I have come to at the end of years of trading and years of seeing other traders succeed and go bust..
#1. NO such thing as making consistent money every single day daytrading. That is a biggest myth. NO such thing as making consistent money every week daytrading. I mean.. maybe you will break even a few times and make chump change.. but you will not make a living every single week.
Here is what traders want.... they want great liquidity.. super fast fills... no worries overnight... massive leverage, cheap commisions.. The answer to these needs is EMINIS. The only problem is that no one really makes a living daytrading them.
--MIKE