I been playing the game long time and have meet hundreds of people in the industry, of those I knew that were consistently making 100k per month were floor traders in S&P/Bond pits in 80/90s, it is incredible more difficult to make 100k electronically cause volumes have come down due to making too many instruments plus instruments have been watered down, retail costs gone up, 24 hour markets, just cause you may have ten million dollar account, when there is not enough volume, you get 2-3 ticks slippage at most inoperative times. The guys I have known that consistently have made the big bucks are the futures spreaders, like Bones and option traders. Day trading keeps getting more difficult as larger moves often come out of luck than rules of Price Action, due to programed trading to arb between underlying and Indexes. Whereas it been a fact that longer term whether staying in months or few weeks holds the greatest wealth because most overlook the expenses of fees. In a given month, if I was to pay retail it be 1-2 brand new cars each month as I go for ticks. If you think a chart looks great and you can just trade 100's, think again as the volume will hurt you bad. One of my favorite markets to day trade might do 8,000 contracts for the day, so thinking of doing 5,000 contracts in any one day is impossible.
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