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Good luck not looking at screens constantly 😂

Of course. Trading is just trading, the timeframe is optional, and I trade all of them EXACTLY the same way

Or automate

A lot of traders eventually lean toward swing trading for balance and better decision-making. Using ProTrade alongside daily and 4H charts makes it easier spotting momentum shifts, managing entries calmly, and avoiding emotional overtrading during volatile sessions.

I hope that you know theres also the option of trading volatile stocks pre-market? Personnaly i trade 2, sometimes 3 hours MAX, per day.

All I do is swing trade LETFs. Strategy is to buy low and sell higher. Sometimes I'm strict with trimming profits sometimes I let the winners run. I don't look at charts as much as just the price movements. I set up my entries based on 5d charts, then wait to buy on red days. Once I've got my positions, I let them do their thing. After 2+ green days I might trim some out to cash, build my pot for the next buy-in on the next red day whenever that may be. Yes sometimes I'm left holding bags when the prices drop. If it's a 24hr LETF I can set a limit stop loss but usually I don't. I am ok waiting months for it to rebound but after a month or two of no momentum I might take a loss and put that money into something else more promising. Yes I've gotten burned by heavy drawdowns. I lost so much money on AGQ crash in Jan that I'm finally just got back to break even. But AI and chips LETFs are still having positive momentum currently.

Yes, mostly this. Sometimes swing trade earnings drops that rebound, highly profitable there and much faster. Switch from tracking a lot of candles to sifting through a lot of earnings report and getting earnings call summaries asap

I do spreads during pullbacks if the set up is right and I only buy shares for breakouts. I use mainly daily chart and weekly/ monthly charts You sleep at night by being okay with the loss you can take. Risk management is one of the biggest things you gotta fine tune and respect no matter what. If it failed it’s either the set up really wasn’t there or it was just a failed break. Regardless you need to figure out why. You need a catalyst to really make a stock break out in those big percentage gains. I just couldn’t do day trading. Not my cup of tea. I’ve been a long term investor for a decade or so but took on trading last year and have scaled my 1.8k account into 10k today. I’m not delusional to think it’s just because I’m good. Ik im up because the market is presenting itself. Just got to be ready for the next opportunity. I am very active in the charts when I have cash to play with but if I don’t I just keep an eye on the market until like 11am est. after that I shut down the apps and call it a day because staying there leads to impulsive decisions. But I’m doing lots of reviewing and charting basically every night. Blew up twice with a 50% draw down and it was all because of risk management. At first it was hard to stay away but I’ve learned to accept my max loss which is only a tiny portion of my account usually 1-5%.

I do a little of it all, but mostly I day trade. I came to day trading after losing a bunch of money as a long time bag holder ( I know day trading is supposed to be more risky, long term holding the safest - but I was one of the ones that held losers too long) So I swing trade usually 1 to 3 days. I can't really handle a week or two. I've done it, but for me it's so stressful, I will pull out my phone and stare at it constantly. I fall asleep thinking about it. (when I was a bag holder I held through dilutions and reverse splits) part of me fears there will be a surprise dilution announcement while I am swinging. For me, I made a list of stocks to day trade. It consists of stocks between $2 to $25, millions in volume, and would be growing good companies that I would like to own - if I were still a holder. When I day trade, I am so familiar with the stocks, i sort of know what is considered a low buy in price and what might be pushing the top too hard. So when I swing, it's usually because I see a cheap price right before 4 and decide to hold it for a day or 3.- But it's rare I do it, because it makes me so uncomfortable. ( I have a few long term holds, but it's such a small amount I don't worry about those)