Hey anons, a week ago I made a thread about how I started daytrading and the progress I made. So it's been 2 weeks since my initial experimenting on this wallet. Started with 2 ETH. Last friday I've reached 3.517ETH. This week has been a rough one anons, I'm not gonna lie. First trade sent me back to 3.1ETH, and I had to struggle my way up from there. Lots of bad trades, lots of mistakes, needed to work on my patience pretty badly, since once you get impatient you need to take a break and not daytrade. All in all, still in an okayish profit. Peaked at 4.2ETH, but rn I'm sitting on 4.1ETH.
And remember, I'm a 21 year old high school drop out, so if I can do it, you can do it too.
Are you margin trading? Because that's a fucking good profit over that time if not. Please, give us some tips. I try to buy when things drop but I'm lucky if I make 5% by doing that and there's only a couple of times a week it seems to work, at best.
John Hill
nice blog subscribed
Robert Collins
Any tips, what coins do you daytrade
Nathan Bennett
Cigarettes arent worth your long term health, except maybe for a quick lay. What indicator confluences
Daniel Parker
20yo guy here, why dont you make a blog\discord so we all can follow you?
Jonathan Howard
I'm trying to get into daytrading as well, mainly focusing on getting my buy in at oversold stochastic RSI and Money Flow while considering MACD and bollinger bands. Still, after I buy in the price usually drops ~0.5-1% more and then I panic and sell it for break even/slight loss. Should I buy in even lower generally (or wait a couple of minutes after it has hit oversold) or just put a sell order in and leave for some hours? How do you decide whent o enter/exit?
Luke Brooks
quick lay?
Noah Brown
I daytrade a lot of coins, and it changes daily based on volume and volatility.
The ones I daytraded a lot this week included DGD, GVT, BCPT, Nebl, BLZ, and NANO.
