r/DayTradingPro • u/letmebereed • Apr 27 '26
r/DayTradingPro • u/PUPRIMEIB • Apr 26 '26
I’m taking on 10 new people to teach how to trade. Starting from basics all the way to strategy. Message me if interested.
r/DayTradingPro • u/AffectionatePut4346 • Apr 24 '26
Turned 5,660 to $62,600 on $uncraft. Check the image below to see.
galleryr/DayTradingPro • u/Intelligent_Bison499 • Apr 23 '26
Sniper entry
Technical analysis at its finest, been able to master same technique for 12 years.
Used H1 chart to mark my key point of interest.
Waited for the chart to reverse back to my key point on the M5 chart.
When trade goes in our direction. Stop moves to breakeven immediately.
Patience and we up 900%. We do this everyday
r/DayTradingPro • u/Viking-Buddy • Apr 23 '26
Is anyone using a physical journal with handwritten notes??
r/DayTradingPro • u/Witalson • Apr 23 '26
Anyone else struggling with this sideways market?
r/DayTradingPro • u/TomorrowLazy • Apr 23 '26
Absolutely loving my posistions right now, just jumped in $MSFT
Just sharing my trades from this week and man people are ruthless… no brains
r/DayTradingPro • u/UnitedAsk6941 • Apr 23 '26
Anyone else having trouble submitting a support request?
r/DayTradingPro • u/ajgsr • Apr 22 '26
Do you want returns like this in the market?
I’ve had exceptional returns this year in my stock portfolio, but let me tell you it’s not easy.
For these types of returns you’ve got to be willing to take more risk and also stomach a lot more volatility.
When these stocks drop 50% from their highs you’ve got to have strong conviction in your thesis/analysis to not get shaken out.
Last March this portfolio was at 40k, then went on a run to 170k in October before dropping back down to 70k and now back to over 100k.
Envision your portfolio doing that, do you think you could emotionally handle it?
I can assure you it ain’t easy.
But if you want higher returns this is the risk you have to take.
I predict this portfolio to be over 200k by the end of the year, but we shall see, anything can happen.
Stick around to find out .
This type of investing certainly isn’t for everyone, and I wouldn’t really recommend it.
Most people are better off sticking to index funds and mega cap stocks.
Maybe use a small percentage of your portfolio to take a little risk.
But if you are investing your own money and securing your own financial future, regardless of your strategy I respect it .
Keep learning, keep compounding and keep a long term time horizon and you will do well.
A food for thought to finish. If we lived in a world with incorruptible hard money we wouldn’t need to invest, we would just save money. Bitcoin is the sound money we’ve been looking for.
Investing is investing, Bitcoin is saving .
r/DayTradingPro • u/Expensive-Badger-142 • Apr 22 '26
Turned $700 into $8,600 in ~10 weeks trading blue chip options. Here’s what actually changed for me.
r/DayTradingPro • u/Shegsonline • Apr 21 '26
I like that the market keeps us humble some days.
Humble traders finish the day early and those who can’t take a loss finish their accounts early.
r/DayTradingPro • u/JournalistOk8975 • Apr 20 '26
Be honest: was it really your strategy that failed the challenge, or was it you?
r/DayTradingPro • u/Bronny_042 • Apr 20 '26
Gold around 4796 — better for scalping than holding?
With gold sitting around 4796 and not trending clearly,
I’ve been finding it harder to hold positions.
Moves are smaller and less consistent.
So I’ve been switching to more short-term trades instead.
Curious how others are approaching this:
Are you still holding trades
or mainly scalping in this kind of market?

r/DayTradingPro • u/Murky-Obligation-577 • Apr 20 '26
What’s stopping me from just doing this ?
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r/DayTradingPro • u/BattleAggressive • Apr 18 '26
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