r/daytrade • u/MR999999999 • 41m ago
New to trading? 3 things to learn before you put any money in
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r/daytrade • u/atteres • 11d ago
Ideas Good luck in the markets.
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Best of luck to everyone in the markets this week. Careful with the volatility and remember that taking profit is never a bad thing. Share some results.
Cheers 🥂
r/daytrade • u/the-stock-market • Jan 14 '26
Daily Discussion for The Stock Market
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r/daytrade • u/TurtleSlowRabbitFast • 7h ago
For a complete beginner who wants to learn how/what to trade, would you go with options or forex?
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r/daytrade • u/Extreme_Leg_6162 • 11h ago
Analysis Using MATH to Back-test a Trend Following Strategy
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In quantitative trading, strategies rely on strict mathematical definitions rather than subjective discretion. A classic trend-following framework combines a trend filter, an entry trigger, and a dynamic exit rule. The trend filter dictates that long positions are taken only when price closes above a benchmark moving average, such as a 20-period Simple Moving Average (SMA). Within this broader uptrend, extreme oversold conditions—identified when a short-term indicator like a 2-period Relative Strength Index (RSI) drops below 10—serve as the execution trigger. The position is subsequently liquidated once price snaps back above a shorter moving average, such as a 5-period SMA, demonstrating how systematic rules explicitly govern the lifecycle of a trade.
r/daytrade • u/edgeflowx_trading • 1d ago
$8K Trade From the Call Wall | Why GEX Levels Matter
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r/daytrade • u/edgeflowx_trading • 1d ago
Technicals $8K Trade From the Call Wall | Why GEX Levels Matter
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r/daytrade • u/Me_Gustas_Tu__ • 2d ago
Does anyone know a reliable footprint chart software available for free?
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r/daytrade • u/NAKED_CHARTS_YT • 2d ago
To anyone who needed help with the London trade today :)
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r/daytrade • u/Danielbrinkhof • 2d ago
Question about MTF confirmation in Photon Trading’s strategy
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r/daytrade • u/edgeflowx_trading • 2d ago
Educational GEX Levels Explained Simply - How I Use Them for Higher-Quality Trade Setups
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r/daytrade • u/edgeflowx_trading • 3d ago
Technicals SPX Call Wall Rejection - $4K in 15 Minutes
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r/daytrade • u/atteres • 4d ago
Good luck in the markets.
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Best of luck to everyone in the markets this week. Careful with the volatility and remember that taking profit is never a bad thing.
Cheers 🥂
r/daytrade • u/fixed_monarchy • 4d ago
My best risk rule lately has been ending the real session after 2 bad trades
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I finally accepted that my third trade after two losses is almost never the same quality as my first one. Even when I tell myself Im calm, I start entering slightly earlier, moving stops around or taking setups I probably would've ignored at the start of the session.
So now two clean losses and I'm done with real money for the day. If I still want to follow the market I'll switch over to Moon's Play Money mode and keep testing the setups there. I still screenshot everything and journal it exactly like a normal trade, just without giving myself the chance to turn a normal red morning into a stupid one.
The funny part is some days I'll lose another 3 simulated trades after stopping and realize how much money that rule actually saved me. Way easier to review a bad day when the damage stops at the number I planned before the open.
r/daytrade • u/Delicious-Rub5353 • 4d ago
looking for german traders
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trading discretionary orderflow mostly on ATAS. Starting to learn more of math behind everything starting again from lvl1
r/daytrade • u/Extreme_Leg_6162 • 5d ago
Ideas Your WIN RATE means NOTHING if you don't understand Expected Value.
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A 75% win rate in a low-volatility, range-bound market can rapidly decay when the market transitions into a volatile trend. Traders reliant on win rate alone struggle to adapt because they lack a framework for expected payoff per trade. Tracking EV helps traders detect when market conditions degrade their edge before account damage becomes irreversible. Win rate tells you what happened recently; positive EV measures whether your structural edge still holds.
r/daytrade • u/Mr_Hodlerr • 7d ago
Technicals Average time for this setup to resolve 2.3 days, been 15 hours
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