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October 11, 2019, 03:03:25 PM
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>> If day trading is not profitable, then why do people still do day trading?
They are trying to become one of those 3% of people (as what the article is saying) that are making profit in day trading. In reality, more people are really losing money than earning, based on a lot on studies no matter what type of trading it is. That's why a newbie trader shouldn't risk 100% of capital he can, as much as possible make it decent just for the sake of learning and experience.
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October 11, 2019, 03:06:58 PM
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I came across an article where researchers found that 3% of traders make money and with less than 1% making more than minimum wage.

A new study of day traders in Brazil 3 academics, 2 from the Sao Paulo School of Economics and another from the University of Sao Paulo, undertook a comprehensive analysis of options and futures day traders in local equity markets and shown that this is almost certain to be a total nonsense.

The academics looked at just under 20,000 new traders and found that, over time, they lost more and more money. Of those that traded for a single day, roughly 30% turned a profit. Conversely, only 3 percent of the people that traded for over 300 days made any money.

In fact, the researchers found that the longer that someone traded, the more money they lost. This pattern can be seen in the casino roulett, said the academics.


>> If day trading is not profitable, then why do people still do day trading?

How profitable day trading depends on many different factors, one such important factor is that it depends on how much capital a trader has. A 2% gain for a trader with $10k vs $100k USD makes a big difference and can spell the difference between becoming a successful full-time job or not.

But if we talk of Bitcoin alone, it does seem like long term investors have gained more than day traders.
Day trading is more profitable when it comes to volatile market. If you are really good at day trading then you can make a lot of profit if you will choose to trade bitcoin. It really depends on the capital but even with a few thousand dollars as a capital in bitcoin day trading, you can still make a lot of good profit. So you better master the basics of technical analysis if you are really into day trading.
Day trading is more effective on the volatile market indeed, however, not for crypto because as we can see there's no big movement happening in the market now hence day trading is out of option probably, it is better if you do the long term trading. Besides, OP is more likely pertaining to foreign exchanges, not crypto that is why people choose daily trading but for crypto traders based on what market we have now daily trade seems a bad option.

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October 11, 2019, 03:55:42 PM
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This article was talking about the Forex, Stock traders, not crypto. Because I don't believe day traders are not making profits. Rather, the number of day traders is increasing incredibly. Most of the crypto supporters are becoming day/short term traders. If you have good knowledge about the crypto market, you will make profits through day trading. This statistics is totally wrong in the crypto market. In crypto, only day traders are happy enough than any otherrs section.

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October 11, 2019, 04:24:20 PM
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Secure profits anytime you do see greens is much more wiser rather or compared to wait up for a big green candle.Ive been doing this since when i do get involved with trading.
Its much preferable because anytime the price can change up its direction thats why you do need some sort of fast reaction when it comes to selling and buying opportunities and this is where traders do differ because profitability will always vary on how you do deal with it.Its hard but its not really impossible it will depend on how dedicated and experienced you are.
Green then red and this cycle follows could be the best session of traders than total green or total red which may not secure any profits for traders but as you said if we can use the conditions to us then it will be profitable.Unfortunately not many people have that patience to read the market condition and make profits from it,they will urge to make trades after trades but forgets to make reap.









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