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More screens help if you are a full time trader because you constantly monitor the market while doing something else instead of sitting in front of your laptop glued to the charts with your finger or trigger button. You will end seeing things that aren’t there

First answer this:

Are you scaling your opportunities with multiple screens or are you using multiple screens for the same opportunity?

As for me:

I would rather run a bot or a screener to track all those opportunities for me and give me the final output on a single screen.

Then as the signal comes, I can open that chart on my single screen.

Somewhat agree, having more instruments/markets on your watchlist doesn't necessarily mean more trades but a wider selection of opportunities to filter and select through, it gives you the option to pick the highest quality setup especially between correlated markets. But at the same time comes when its own downsides such as making you more suspectible to boredom-trading, FOMO and overexposing your risk. Example, many opportunities arise simultaneously and you take them all, all losses. Do you have the risk tolerance to handle the aftermath?

Don't quite agree with trying to trade every market condition, you'll notice that most highly profitable traders only specialise in one or two and spend alot of time refining their strategy instead of trying to create new ones. You'll only lose focus and your trading will suffer as a whole if you have a dozen different setups.

For your third point you nearly hit the nail on the head, the reason why having a wider watchlist is effective is BECAUSE you can hop around and find a market whose condition is compatible with your trading system instead of having to sit out for months on end or to create a new system around the current market condition.

For very disciplined trader, perhaps.

For new trader, don't try to capture every chance. Else FOMO chase will damage your profit.

Having multiple screens can provide more trading opportunities and flexibility, but it's crucial to develop a solid strategy and risk management to effectively utilize them.