데이 트레이딩 시작하려면 뭐부터 해야 할까요? 📉

Wheel strategy offers a lot less risk

Avoid a lot of YouTube. The flashier the more nonsense. Trading in the Zone is a fantastic audio/book. The Traders Mind on YouTube is worth it too, some great content and real. Babypips has some great beginner friendly stuff. If you’re literally at point 0 a few pointers.

- don’t expect to become profitable instantly. Probably not even soon.
- don’t use real or at least large sums until you have demo traded then forward tested with tiny tiny lot sizes.
- you will make mistakes. It’s harder than most think.
- even a perfect strategy can become unprofitable in the wrong hands.
- never set an I want to make X per day/month/year target. It skews judgement.
- focus on 1-3 markets, the same for timeframes and trading windows.
- less is *usually* more.
- take every single bit of info with a pinch of salt and do your own discovery. Unless algo trading it is all discretionary and perspective. What is A+ for another might be fitting a square peg in to a round hole for you.
- if ever you find yourself thinking I COULD MAKE THIS MUCH - remember you can also lose that much. Just as fast.
- don’t take advice off of Reddit (mostly… and contradictory to this comment).

Vincent Desanio. Start at day 1

Investopedia, Bloomberg and [TradingView](https://www.tradingview.com/?aff_id=161868) will be enough to get you started. Never risk more than you can afford

You got about a 5% chance of being successful in this as long as you don't go into it thinking you're going to become rich but think of it as a job that you have to master.

Don't purchase any courses because there's enough information that you can get watching videos and reading that is free.

First decide what you want to trade, futures, currency, commodities, stocks. I momentum trade low float stocks (Day and scalp), and I've learned alot from watching Ross Cameron's videos from Warrior Trading. Saying his name is controversial but I am profitable by learning how he trades and his style.