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For starters, breathe. The more you “need” the money or “need to be successful”, the harder it is to actually do this. You need to start by determining what or when you can trade. What session can you consistently show up for? What strategies have you tried? How long have you been at this? It isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon. Are you 5 years deep yet?

There’s a lot to figure out here and YouTube or Reddit honestly arent going to help. Once you get off both, learn yourself, get in front of screens and start parsing the data via backtesting and forward testing; you likely will turn the corner.

I would look into how Tom Dante swing trades. It’s a higher win rate strategy (when executed well) that is largely based around setting limit orders the night before so you don’t need to be at the screens at any particular time. 

try doing VWAP breakout and retest, with a 1:1 or, small stop loss just above/below the VWAP. Make sure the candle touches the VWAP, and rejects it (do not enter on the retouch) let it touch and travel in your direction (this shows that it rejected the VWAP) then enter stop loss above/below either on the VWAP or the rejection candle

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dont take when it gets messy, because u cannot tell who is winning, and with the wick one u can see that the sellers tryed to push low but buyers PUSHED even harder which caused a wick on the VWAP that is rejection and u can enter on the candle close or even before if u see rejection and u get used to this, aiming for 1:1. this should give u a 60-70% win rate. and if u get use to it u can aim for 1:2 or more .

You’re probably overconsuming trading content right now. Most profitable traders use 1–2 setups max and just get insanely good at executing them.

Also, if low win rate strategies mess with your psychology, don’t force it. Your strategy has to fit *you*, not Twitter or YouTube.

And honestly, the traders teaching 15 different strategies are usually the biggest red flag.

If you were really good at trading to the point where you make a superb living, you wouldn't YouTube.

You'd enjoy the art and science of it, do it to pay bills, then move to living and enjoying your life, your family and friends, and your hobbies and passions.

That said, some on YouTube are good, and honest, and share for the sake of sharing, and YouTube ad revenues, which is pretty high for some. But do add value and are helpful.

The vast majority of others suck at the trade, the art, and mostly at the science of it.

So, watch YouTube with a pinch of salt, read a lot, learn the basics of the style of trading you want, and practice the shit out of it in a simulator, back test (bull/bear markets), refine, and then hit the real world, slowly, methodically, and patiently. Refine, learn, and grow.

It takes time, but is definetly doable.

Also... Simulators are good for getting the mechanics down, but are by no measure real life, real life timing, real life fear, etc.

Finally, there is the 80/20 rule. 80% suck at any job and 20% do well enough, with some doing great.

Background: Algorithmic trader, mathematician, and developer of trading and portfolio management software for hedge funds and mutual funds, with 25+ years, and several patents.