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How much money daytraders can make Successful trades are able to make at least 1% profit a day on average. Example: If you have an account with $50,000 cash, you should be able to make $500 per day on average. However, more successful traders can make $1,000-2,000 a day. Trading is a matter of experience. The more experienced you are the more money you should be able to make. The difficulty is to make this money constantly. Some very active traders are up $10,000 one day but down -$8,000 the other day. Some traders do dozens of trades a day, others focus on a few ones. In our live trading chat room we try to focus on a fewer but higher percentage trades per day. These trades give us the money we want with less volatility for our account. We especially want newer or less experienced traders to focus on very high percentage trades only until they are experienced enough to make more trades. Some patterns or situations are easier to trade than others. It’s the aim of the Alert-Trading chat room to give our members the one or two high percentage trade(s) they need to make the $300-$500 per day at the lowest risk possible and with the lowest volatility for the account as possible – that’s high percentage trading. However, experienced traders will make much more trades, especially when they use the Alert-Machine, our channel for real-time alerts of interesting stocks. Your success depends on numerous details. The more experienced you become, the more trades you are able to do per day. The more trades you can do, the more chances you have to make or lose money. Consider, with 1,000 shares you can make a $500 profit with a single round-trip. You only need a ½ point move in the stock price. That example shows the power and the danger of daytrading. A 1/2 point profit usually is not a big move for a stock. True is that the average profit for a daytrader is within a range of ¼-1 point per single trade. Yes, you can make really big money with daytrading, but you must know exactly what you are doing. Alert-Trading helps you on your way. Table of Contents |
