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Yes, but if you put all your capital in that stock, you’re done day trading until it breaks even and then you’ve lost to inflation and opportunity cost if it takes a long time to recover. They don’t always bounce back quickly, it could take weeks to months to even years.

Yes, large-cap stocks (like the MAG7) can give you gains in the long term, but that doesn’t protect you in a day trade. When you refuse to sell a losing day trade, you’re no longer day trading ,you’ve accidentally turned it into a long-term investment with no plan :)

Not always but sort of, if your day trading your likely using margin so at some point you will have a hard stop or add more capital to cover the margin requirements - just because large cap generally go up when zoomed out they will have days / weeks / months / years of sideways or downside.

If you want to trade on the bias of stock always go up, your best to DCA into actual shares but at that point, without DD and research into stock picking your best to just DCA into an index and let others (professionals) rotate the stocks in the index.

At this point, congratulations, you’re a long term investor and to be honest, if you’re looking for long terms wealth, DCA is your best bet.

If your young get started early. Take a look at what your balance would look like if your put $200 a month into SPY 10 years ago. Look at your final balance and then look what you actually put in.

Regardless of what you do, day trading, swing trading, give up and focus on career… you should still DCA into an index as early as possible.

Nope big stocks can easily fall farther than u can afford. Your whole idea sux for day trading in particular because we usually have short term costs to bear as well.

If you manage your capitol well you can do anything you want. Sometimes they work sometimes you loose 35k, 75k, 45k . Dont ask me how i know.

Assuming everything keeps going up.

In the real world nope, the stock can always go down, sometimes for long periods of time, depending on the fundamentals and macro factors. Also your VAR from trading has to be directly proportional to your ROI on a set timeframe only to breakeven without factoring inflation. I think a better way would be to look into options spreads and hedging with some specific spreads like iron condors i guess.