The only trading method I’d bet my life on:
1) Weekly and daily charts for key levels.
2) 1st hour of open for entry.
Have the patience of a swing trader…
And the precision of a day trader.
Nothing else comes close.
You can buy the strongest, most dominant monopoly in the market, but if you pay an absurdly high Price-to-Earnings (P/E) multiple for it .
you will likely lose money or see zero returns for years. The secret is the middle ground: finding high-quality businesses but waiting for a reasonable entry price.
Many people enter the stock market with one expectation Easy money. Fast money.
A few good trades make them feel, This is easier than I thought.
Then the market introduces reality.
Losses happen. Drawdowns happen. Strategies stop working for a while. Patience gets tested. And you realise that surviving and succeeding in markets requires far more than finding the next stock.
The stock market is not a 100-metre race. It’s a marathon.
You need knowledge to start, discipline to survive, patience to stay, and time to compound.
Don’t come to the market asking, How fast can I make money?
Ask, How long can I stay in the game and keep getting better?
Because in the long run, MONEY MAKES MONEY.
"Tomorrow I'll be more disciplined."
But you've been telling yourself that for years.
You're probably not as far away from consistency as you think.
You're just using the wrong tool to solve the problem.