The top 3 deadly day trading mistakes that beginners make include the belief that stocks can only go up, seeing day trading as a get-rich-quick scheme, and jumping from one strategy to another. Never forget the importance of risk management and taking calculated risks for a successful day trading career.

Tracking your day trades in a trading journal will help you significantly with your trading. Here’s how.

Day trading is a very difficult journey, but certainly one that can be very rewarding and one that is likely going to change your life.

In this article, I will be sharing with you 4 important steps to start your day trading career. It’s definitely a process that takes a lot of planning in advance in order to make this big move, the right way.

Day Trading sounds fun right? You see people turning a couple of hundred dollars into millions all the time on YouTube. Well, even though I am a full-time day trader. I just gotta be honest here, Day trading is probably NOT for you.

I learned a lot from Graham Stephan. I think he's a great YouTuber, real estate investor, real estate agent and stock market investor, but he's very wrong about day trading.

Today we’re going to answer if it is possible to make a living or get rich trading or investing in one stock. If the answer is yes, what is the best way for us to do so?

In this article, I'm going to be talking about how much money you should start day trading with as a beginner trader. There are a total of 3 key factors to consider depending on your situation, and we’re going to break each of them down .

We’re going to dive into the details of what exactly is margin in day trading, the pros and cons of using a marginal account and of course, how to use margin to your advantage to grow your accounts exponentially.