
Day Trading Kills
A Must-Read for ANYONE Considering Day Trading Forex, Futures, Stocks, Options, and CryptocurrenciesBy Ali RoghaniLength7h 2m
About this audiobook
Every day, thousands of people are lured into the high-speed world of day trading. The promise? Fast money, total freedom, and the thrill of beating the markets from the comfort of your home. With platforms offering commission-free trades and social media full of self-proclaimed trading “gurus,” it’s easy to believe day trading is your ticket to financial independence.
But here’s the truth no one talks about: day trading destroys more lives than it enriches.
In Day Trading Kills, Ali Roghani pulls back the curtain on an industry built on illusion, risk, and heartbreak. This book is not a trading manual filled with strategies or chart patterns. It’s something far more important: a brutally honest reality check for anyone thinking about stepping into this world.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics, Education and Learning
Length7 hrs 2 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateFeb 20, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Contents
2Copyright
3Important Disclaimer
4Chapter 1: Introduction
5What this book covers
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6How to read it
7A note on the data
8Why a second edition
9Who this book is for
10What success actually looks like
11About sources and citations
12Why this book is short on certainties
13How to use the rest of this book
14A note on tone
15Chapter 2: Day Trading Methods
16Scalping
17Range trading
18News trading
19Momentum trading
20Position and swing trading
21High-frequency and algorithmic trading
22Arbitrage
23Options trading
24What unites every style
25Why every method shares the same problem
26A simple way to test any method
27The marketing trap
28What changes between practice and live trading
29Time of day matters
30How to evaluate any new method honestly
31What it costs to learn each method properly
32Why even good methods rarely survive at retail
33A short reading list for each method
34Chapter 3: Day Trading Markets
35Stocks
36Foreign exchange (forex)
37Futures
38Options
39Cryptocurrencies
40Picking your battlefield
41What “liquidity” really means
42Trading hours and overnight risk
43The pattern day trader rule, plainly
44Choosing what not to trade
45Why some markets favor patient capital
46Margin requirements and what they mean
47Why “choose your market” is a financial decision
48Why simulators feel different from real markets
49Why one market is enough
50Why most retail traders concentrate in the worst markets