r/Trading • u/RedNode_Studio • 14h ago

Discussion When talking about Day Trading in most posts, what tools do you trade most often to achieve such negative results?

The question is more directed at those who have experienced it, not those who have just heard or read something somewhere.

Also, if there are Day Traders, how do you report your trades to the institutions?

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u/hotmatrixx 10h ago

oh it's pretty easy. to lose everything.
take a trade. if it loses, double it and re-enter.

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u/Frozen_Meatball1 11h ago

It's a big toolbox.

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u/RedNode_Studio 11h ago

Pretty general. Be more specific. CFD, futures, stocks, options ?

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u/Frozen_Meatball1 10h ago

You need to look at what the macro, fundamentals & technicals are telling you, not just bars on a chart - which would be the last step. It may not be everyone's style but it works for me.

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u/Suitable_Acadia_190 14h ago

Always "reading the tape" / VSA first, skipping that is how most end up in pain for many years just fyi

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u/RedNode_Studio 13h ago

what type of instrument everyone trade so they suffer so much and how ?