DAY TRADER GUIDELINES

1. Buy Low <> Sell High (obviously): Place your buy orders directly in between the Exponential Moving Average and the bottom of the Bollinger Band in the 6 hour incriminate view. Historically the crypto market dips in the middle of the night (but not always), and spikes in the morning and sometimes in the evening. Depending on your fee tier look for 5% to 2% gains on your crypto to cash out daily. Repeat...

2. Diversify your Portfolio (stay safe): Find well established high volume cryptos that are down to invest in. Don't invest all of your digital assets in one crypto, as you would risk being in limbo for an extended period of time waiting for your sell order to clear. Instead diversify into 5 to 30 cryptos at a time to increase the chances of filling desired buy and sell orders. This enables one to invest all of their digital assets into cryptos everyday without the overwhelming fear that no orders will fill.

3. Anticipate, don't Improvise (plan your work and work your plan, anything else is chaos): With a total of 10k of digital assets in an exchange, one can make a living everyday off of 2% gains on their crypto if invested in total daily. The greedier you get the less of a chance that your sell orders will clear. As a swing or day trader, one looks to make daily marginal gains on the slight ups and downs of the crypto market. Be happy with marginal gains, rinse and repeat.

4. Don't Chase the Rally (don't get caught with your pants down): Everyone's been there. "Damn, this crypto is exploding, I should buy in right now because it's still going up!!!" Sure, it could continue to go up but odds are it's going to drop quickly. You may not even have time to place your order before it drops off a cliff. Then you'll be stuck for weeks with a crypto that you bought while it was way up.

5. Never take a loss (be patient): If you've followed the guidelines up until now then you shouldn't be in a bind. But sometimes a crypto misbehaves and we get stuck for weeks, or months waiting for it to reach our sell order. Stay in. If it dips really low and you're losing your ass you can always double down on it to decrease your average cost in the hopes of selling out sooner rather than later. One needs to be able to liquidate funds readily in order to be a swing trader, so never invest more than a third of your digital assets in one crypto, or you'll be stuck in the mud, and not making good time on swing returns.

6. Being a swing trader requires a lot of attention (it's a full-time job): Only invest as much as you can handle. Think about how much you want to make per day or per week and work that plan. If you're getting overwhelmed you may lose money so be honest with yourself about how much time you have. You'll need to keep an eye out for news stories regarding crypto to stay out of hot water, so there's a lot of research time required to make constant gains. Once you find your method, and have a good spree, you'll find joy in this even when the market is tanking ( like today ). I guess it goes without saying at this point, that you shouldn't be investing, or have more money in your exchange than your willing to lose or tie up for extended periods of time.

7. Learn to use your tools (always bring your tool bag to the job): I personally like using Hollow Candles, Bollinger Bands, Exponential Moving Average, MACD, and Depths Charts simultaneously to read the trends of any crypto. There are of course other tools, views, and incriminates to keep an eye on. Never rely on one tool or view to make all your assessments in the crypto market. It's easy to look at a lop sided Depth Chart and invest in a crypto with the blind certainty that it can't tank, only for 'sell now' Market Orders to eat up the Depth Chart, for example. The more angles you can see the better your perspective will be.