Thanks Seguna.
Over the years I've tried to look at different styles of day trading and I realised how many things you could do with it. Of course the brokers would rather that everyone just keeps hard at it all day long making them lots of profits and not you.
But if you understand the different styles, you can adapt them for yourself to fit in with your life style. One great way is to turn a day trade into a swing trade! What all the purists will say, this is rubbish. You should only hold it during the day.
If you look at my post on Monday I did exactly that with my UK trades turning them from day trades into swing trades. All were in profit the next morning and now at the end of the week they have made me a months money in just a five days as this market continues upwards.
I like to day trade in a way that makes me a lot of money at the end of each week with strategies I've honed over the last ten years and I've proved work. This week has been just great and I've done it differently to how any book would have me do it.
Ten years of day trading have taught me to to do the things I know work even when others might try and make me do things differently.
I have probably met more full time day traders personally than most people in the UK in the end I know what works and what doesn't. Anyone can put the pieces of the jig saw together and the result is they can make it a full time profession.