Thread by @team3dstocks

It depends on the beginner's goals.

If a beginner's goal is just side income, then swingtrade.

But if his goal is to master this shit & go full time, then he should daytrade at first. Mainly because trading is a skill, and fastest way to improve at any skill is thru repetition

https://twitter.com/whittall54/status/1443659949507321859

And the hardest part about trading is not the ACTUAL trading, it's the mastery of emotions and the shedding of bad habits, which takes time and repetition. By swing trading as a beginner u're not exposing yourself to the market enough to expose AND shed off those shitty behaviors

That's why when ppl are still under PDT, they think "oh wow, im pretty disciplined". no bitch u only have 3 trades, of course u're "DiSciPliNeD". Then once they go off PDT they start blowing up , b/c now they have unlimited trades & their impulsive nature finally reveals itself

So conclusion, beginners who want to do this fulltime should start daytrading 1st, to quickly get the learning curve shit out of the way (b/c depending on how stubborn u are, that can take yrs). Once that phase is over they can continue daytrading or transition.

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