Day trading isn't for goyim. These kinds of market fluctuations are primarily utilized by people who know guys working for the Fed, Treasury, or other economic venues.
Of course, some people are sort of good at it, but let's not kid ourselves in to believing most of those people don't have obvious connections to some corporate entity or something that effect.
If you really want some money, crypto will start its parabola after the election is over.
Ultimately, day trading is scoffed at regularly by people that understand the basics of economics for good reason.
It's really not that hard if you set your risk limit. Don't trade in the first 20 minutes of open, watch trends, and place bets big enough to make money on .10 or .01 moves.
Make sure you watch the announcement calendar.
While I'm only sort of surprised you're finding success, there's a reason people swing crypto despite its volatility.
What sort of ranges do you typically garner? Isn't something like .5-2x a regular thing? Admittedly, these aren't figures I ever retained.
Hey, if you're good at something, don't tweak it. I just don't think many are capable of realizing the 5-30x gains that appear somewhat frequent in the crypto world.
I keep my bets within a 250 to 500 dollar risk depending on how many shares and what the price is. If you buy 1000 shares at $1.00 then every penny counts and those low dollar stocks can move fast.. becareful! I always set a stop price. I'm kinda just getting back into it as I've had more time at work to fuck off.
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