Few jobs can provide you with the freedom, flexibility, and money that active trading can. You may live and work anywhere in the world as a trader.

You can choose when to work and when not to work. You just have to answer to yourself.

That is the life of a successful day trader; nevertheless, it is not simple to attain, and only a small percentage of those who try to succeed. In the book, I discuss the principles of day trading, how it differs from other types of trading and investing, and expand on significant trading tactics that many traders use daily.

I've made the book brief so you can complete it without becoming bored in the middle. This book explains where to start, how to start, what to anticipate from day trading, and how to construct your strategy for new traders.

However, just reading this book will not turn you become a successful trader. Profit in trading does not come from reading a few books or surfing the web.

It takes practice, the correct tools and software, and continual education. Intermediate traders may benefit from the book's comprehensive treatment of some of the traditional tactics that the vast majority of retail traders use with proven success regularly.

Day trading is neither a game nor a pastime. You must take trading quite seriously.

As a result, I get up early, exercise, wash, dress, have breakfast, and fire up my trading station before the markets open in New York. I have awoken.

I'm on guard. When I get down and begin working on the list of stocks I will monitor that day, I am inspired.

This morning ritual has aided my mental preparation for entering the market. Whatever your pattern is, beginning the day in the same way will yield huge returns.

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