r/DayTradingPro

Hey guys,Been trading US stocks for years, blew up small accounts, made stupid mistakes, chased hype, overtraded, lost sleep over positions… you name it, I’ve done it.

After all that pain, I finally built a simple, repeatable system that works for my style and risk tolerance. I put together these two charts to lay out my entire playbook clearly my entry rules, position sizing, risk control, and how I filter trades.

The biggest lesson I’ve learned over time:

Trading isn’t about finding the next big winner. It’s about controlling risk, sticking to your rules, and letting your edge compound slowly.

A few hard truths from my journey that I follow religiously now:

1.Never risk more than you can afford to lose on any single trade

2.NoFOMO entries if the setup isn’t clean, skip it

3.Keep position sizing strict; don’t get greedy and overleverage

4.Record every trade, review weekly, cut what doesn’t work

5.Patience and discipline beat every hot stock tip you’ll ever read online

This represents solely my personal operational framework and should not be construed as financial advice. If you are interested in my strategic trading framework and risk management methodologies, I would be happy to share with you the stock selection logic, entry criteria, and related strategies I employ prior to every trade.

I’m posting this hoping to connect with serious traders, share what I’ve learned, and learn from you guys too.Curious to hear what’s the one rule that changed your trading for the better? Let’s discuss in the comments

I feel like it's talking to me.....................

Or teaching me.. freaking me out!!!

So wild.

I consistently adhere to a relatively conservative strategy, which has enabled me to achieve sustained profitability. The core philosophy of this strategy is quite simple: through a combination of position sizing, diversification, trend following, and fundamental analysis, I prudently select high-quality individual stocks or ETFs. This approach not only helps me effectively weather the impact of severe market volatility but also allows me to precisely capture growth opportunities.

If you are interested in learning more about my approachYou can send me a private message.I am happy to share my investment strategy with you free of charge. However, I cannot guarantee whether or not it will be suitable for your specific circumstances; I simply hope that you will consider it as a rational reference point.

For a long time, I've been researching intraday trading and found that the 4-hour candlestick chart is extremely helpful for understanding market structure and key price areas. Although the 4-hour chart is slower than the 1-hour chart, it clearly shows trend direction, support and resistance, and potential key areas, making it very valuable for developing trading strategies.

Some of my observations and methods are as follows (for discussion and learning purposes only):

Trend Identification

I first observe the overall market trend on the 4-hour chart.

Key Points: Changes in consecutive highs/lows, the direction of long candles, and whether moving averages confirm the trend.

Key Price Areas

Clear support and resistance areas formed on the 4-hour chart are usually more reliable than on shorter-term charts.

In intraday trading, when prices return to these areas, there may be opportunities for a rebound or continuation of the trend.

Candlestick Pattern Reference

Long shadows or large-bodied candles appearing in key areas often indicate changes in market power.

I combine volume and shorter-term charts (such as 15-minute or 5-minute charts) to observe the immediate price reaction.

No matter how complex the strategy, risk management is always the core.

Understanding potential volatility, setting reasonable stop loss orders, and managing position sizing are more important than pursuing every single profit.

Learning Mindset: In practice, I've found that you shouldn't rely too heavily on any single indicator or candlestick pattern.

Observing from multiple perspectives, recording results, and summarizing experiences are more effective than blindly following "signals."

I'm not posting this to recommend any stocks or provide buy/sell signals, but rather to share some of my thoughts on observing four-hour candlestick charts and to discuss intraday trading experiences.

If you also use four-hour charts for intraday analysis, or have your own observation methods, please feel free to exchange and share.

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I mentor a small group of serious traders in a $100K end balance challenge focused on building consistency and execution discipline.

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I have consistently employed a relatively robust strategy that has enabled me to achieve sustained profitability. Its core philosophy is quite simple: position sizing, diversification, and trend followingcombined with fundamental analysis to carefully select high-quality stocks or ETFs. This strategy allows me to both mitigate the impact of severe market volatility and capture growth opportunities.

I've created a free group where I share free set ups and my strategies. If you're interested, Use link in Bio or inbox me.

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Quick context I posted an AMA on various communities last week — some of you might have seen it.

This month I wanted to break down something specific because

I keep seeing the same question: "what strategy should I use?"

The honest answer? Your strategy probably isn't the problem.

Your TIMING is.

Thats my April on one express I traded more aggressively but the edge is the same one I use on every account.

Here's what my journal data shows after tracking 400+ trades:

AM session (9:30 - 11:00 ET):

- Win rate: 82%

- Average R:R: 1.34

- Biggest drawdown in a single session: $400

PM session (12:00 - 16:00 ET):

- Win rate: 64%

- Average R:R: 1.47

- Biggest drawdown in a single session: $330

Same setups. Same risk management. Same me. The only variable

is time of day.

When I stopped trading PM, three things happened:

1. My win rate jumped because I was only taking the highest

probability window

2. My funded accounts stayed alive longer because I wasnt

giving back AM profits in the afternoon

3. My mental health improved massively because I wasnt

staring at charts for 8 hours

I trade 3 setups on NQ — all OHLC-based, no indicators. But

honestly the setups are maybe 30% of why this works. The other

70% is:

- Session filter (AM only for this regime)

- Entry grading (I rate every setup A+ to C before I click.

Below B = I sit out)

- Hard daily target (hit it = close charts, no exceptions)

- Journal everything (if you can't measure it, you can't

improve it)

The reason most traders keep blowing challenges isnt that

they dont know enough. It's that they take every mediocre

setup they see, trade all day, and have no system for knowing

when to STOP.

And the best advice I can always give you is: look at the data I guarantee you will see a pattern.

Happy to answer any questions about the journal system, risk management or how I approach the market.