Trading successfully involves a combination of variables and elements. That's why it's so difficult to nail the future relatively consistently. There is no single, solitary, blanket golden rule that constantly applies. Subjective intuition and understanding greatly applies daily. But what do you trade, time frame, style....and historical returns if you don't mind sharing, etc
Only stocks.. Times frame 2 minutes to 4 hours.. 2 minutes is rare but every now and then ( today for example) i bought AMD and 2-3 minutes later I was up .80 so I sold..
I’ve been testing a simple strategy that works well for me. I look at support and resistance levels on a bigger time frame, like the 1-hour or 4-hour chart. Then I wait to see if there's strong buying or selling (volume) around those levels before entering a trade. I skip the first 10–15 minutes after the market opens because it’s usually too volatile. Waiting helps me stay more relaxed and avoid bad trades.