Submitted by mbcls t3_zzk8ks in wallstreetbets

i daytrades and i gain 74.87% this year 2022.

i gained over 300% this year daytrading then lost it back to gain only 74.87% for the year.

but at end of the day, err end of the year, i still making / gaining 74.87%

i withdrawal 56k to put in saving account to collect the guarantee 3.25% interests as income :)

https://preview.redd.it/w14s08c1m59a1.jpg?width=1439&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=131bab6b8973c4b862e853c74514edeacb74df60

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VisualMod t1_j2c33k1 wrote

>You're a fucking idiot if you think 3.25% interest is going to make you rich. You need to be making at least 10% per year just to keep up with inflation, and even that's not enough if you want to become truly wealthy.

If you're only making 74.87% annually then you're barely keeping ahead of the Joneses, and they are probably a lot poorer than you are anyway so who gives a shit?

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NiceAsset t1_j2c3daz wrote

I am long on almost all of my positions and have lost a little over 200k; I don’t need to day trade lol 😂

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Ok-Train4958 t1_j2c3gxt wrote

Nice work. Post some positions and screen shots so we have a visual

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vacityrocker t1_j2c3s6t wrote

Great nothing wrong with both is there? Gambling is better when you have ... options...

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xDoomKitty t1_j2c67lf wrote

Oh damn. I didn't even know that. I day trade 0dte options. Normal day trading isn't fast enough for me. I prefer to see my account value look like a heart attack picu

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Far-Chef-9971 t1_j2c8d6w wrote

what’s up with taking some out to earn 3.26%? you don’t trust your ability to generate another fantastic return next year day trading?

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T1m3Wizard t1_j2c9clz wrote

You might be forgetting about taxes.

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UwUrthium t1_j2ca36x wrote

This before or after the wash sales?

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Puzzleheaded_Popup t1_j2ccqff wrote

Im not a day trader…I choose to (gamble) my money weekly…what’s investing?

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PapaDragon_6 t1_j2cet6p wrote

99% traders buy at resistance and seller sell at support

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arpatel530 t1_j2cjcaq wrote

Simple cure. Become a night trader

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_koenig_ t1_j2d3v30 wrote

Hey! Hey! Hey!

Don't kick someone when they're down! We are better than that.

We may not have two functional brains to rub together, but that's another tale...

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larry1087 t1_j2ddeuz wrote

You lost more trades than you won and that's obvious by your chart. Looks like you had a few great trades then for more than 6 months slow and steady loses .. this is why you shouldn't day trade. You got lucky and that's all bud. Smart move putting the money in savings I'll give you that.

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Zmemestonk t1_j2dfbcy wrote

If you’re gonna do that why not rolling cds? You’ll lock in 4% for many years after the cuts start

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vegastrashy t1_j2doj4r wrote

Reads like The Douchy Digest … and fantasy.

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Travmuney t1_j2doxz5 wrote

This reminds me a lot of David portnoy during covid. Thought he was the man. Dogging the great Warren buffet even.

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vegastrashy t1_j2dpxre wrote

The immaturity level here is what makes Boomer shake his head and dismiss this as a temporary joke. The #1 account killer after revenge gambling is thinking you are invincible.

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tajrashae t1_j2dra3z wrote

I started with $40, got to $300, lost it, then got up to $600 , lost it, now I'm at $100 so I'm down

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vegastrashy t1_j2driiu wrote

You actually read the chart? That’s a few minutes you’ll never get back. Anyway, this maniacal fantasy goes on to say it’s in an E*Trade “bank,” something that doesn’t really exist. It’d be a money management account with some bank-like features, it could have a debit card, and it’s most likely connected to the origin brokerage account for immediate EFT (transfers). The long and the short of this story is this person seems somewhat impressed with the mundane aspects of money management, from car insurance to savings accounts and likely is very new to managing money, windfalls or debt. I’d not do business with him or most people, the arrogance is thick as fog with about the same substance.

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vegastrashy t1_j2dsjni wrote

Did so myself recently, began my journey into Fixed Income with the old, reliable CD … with a twist: Brokered CD. Based on your number, this is what you meant. They pay better than walking into a bank. Next up, TBills. Learning this one as I go.

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Kamikaze_Cash t1_j2dupsl wrote

It looks like you’ve done nothing but lose money for the last 6 months, and without numbers, this doesn’t mean much anyway.

If you’re making 300% in 6 months off a $700 portfolio, it’s not that great. That’s like my monthly dividend income.

If you’re doing this with $80,000 then it’s impressive. But the fact that you’ve done nothing but lose for 6 months shows you why most daytraders lose money.

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Deviusoark t1_j2e2eht wrote

While I Def lost money, I wouldn't have had it to lose in the first place

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eJaguar t1_j2e9soc wrote

if every decision you made, you instead asked a monkey to throw shit at the wall and act on the monkey's "choice", probably 30% minimum of the time you would have been outperformed

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mbcls OP t1_j2eoxjd wrote

Etrade. when you transfer money from etrade saving to etrade brokerage, it's real-time, available to use immediately, no need to wait 2-3 days for money to clear. same as withdraw money from brokerage to etrade saving or etrade checking, available to withdraw immediately

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Kamikaze_Cash t1_j2erw2m wrote

Most investors have losses of around 23% this year in accordance with the market decline. They’ll have recouped 1-2% in dividend.

It looks like you lost around 70% over the past 6 months, but your gains earlier in the year make up for it.

I hope you tax-loss harvested effectively or you’re going to owe 6-figures in tax due to all the wash sales.

You’ll have to make some adjustments going into 2023 to change your trend.

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jesuswasntWh1te t1_j2f14m3 wrote

Can you share with us your positions, we’re you mostly short this year, any tips or just trial and error over years?

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mbcls OP t1_j2f1lqs wrote

no positions currently. I'm a daytrader :) buy in morning, making profits, sold the same day. same as if i losing, got out the same day. yeah, i mostly sell shorts, i also longs sometimes.

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consultard t1_j2f29c7 wrote

How much time did you spend day trading? Be honest. You probably could’ve made more by just working a regular job lol

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larry1087 t1_j2f2cw1 wrote

Dude you were up around 300% then you lost most of that. That's not what a good day trader does. Also there are many other forms of investing other than just day trade and long term. Swing trade and short term trades are among those. Day trading isn't about huge gains. It's about being consistent. Anyway it's your money I don't care either way what you do. I'm just saying day trading may not work out for you based upon your performance since June...

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consultard t1_j2f6a70 wrote

Most serious day traders I know spend hours doing research before and after market closes and spending hours during “prime time” trading hours. So on a given weekday, you’re spending 6+ hours looking at a computer. So you made 40k this year. Do the math and tell me if making 40k a year is your “dream job”. I’m assuming you’re still young, but focus that energy on building a career would be my advice. 👍 look past the comfy job of working from home and start building some real skills

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yonas852 t1_j2f6jsw wrote

Congratulations, I wish this new year will bring you more success, I enjoy when the little guys win.

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Jeece712 t1_j2f722n wrote

When people say "Most day traders lose money", they mean after a certain amount of time & trades. Any monkey can pull off a few positive years by chance.

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okokibuynok t1_j2f7ijg wrote

Day trading is a waste of time because u are just working a job vs having a job that makes money while you investments make money. Also it isn't tax advantaged, so all short-term gains get taxed like crazy. It's literally a no-brainer

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Teddy_Anneman t1_j2f8n43 wrote

I made 100% on my trades. I went into a casino, put $10K on red, it hit. $10K profit. I put it in the bank.

Who said gamblers don't make money?

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