People often ask me what my daily routine looks like as a trader
To be honest, I never really thought much about it until someone asked. It feels normal to me now, but when I actually broke it down, I realized it's a lot more structured than people think
Here's what a typical day looks like ⤵️
I wake up at 5:30 AM
If it's a workout day, I'm out by 6:00 AM. If not, I'm already at my desk.
By 7:00 AM, I'm on the charts preparing for the London session
This is where I do all of my market analysis:
✅ Build my market bias
✅ Mark up key levels
✅ Identify areas I'm interested in trading
✅ Plan different scenarios
✅ Set alerts at every important levels
If you've been following my Telegram community, you've probably noticed this is around the time I post my daily markups and outlooks.
If you're not there, you should find your way in using link in my profile
One habit that has probably improved my trading more than anything else is setting alerts
After I've finished my analysis, I leave the charts
I don't spend my day staring at candlesticks because that's one of the fastest ways to force trades that don't exist. The longer you watch every tick, the stronger the temptation becomes to click the buy or sell button simply because you feel like you should be doing something
Instead, I let the market come to me
TradingView alerts tell me when price reaches the levels I've already planned for
Until then, I go about the rest of my day
Around 12:00 PM, just before New York opens, I'm back at the charts
I reassess everything
Has price moved the way I expected?
Has it already reacted from one of my levels?
Has market structure changed enough that I need to update my analysis?
If necessary, I mark out new levels, reset my alerts, and continue monitoring price into the New York session
Only when price reaches an area I've planned for do I start looking for an entry. If my model is there, I execute. If it isn't, I wait.
That's it
I don't chase price.
I don't force trades.
I don't spend 10 hours glued to my screen.
Trading should give you more freedom, not less
✅ Analyze
✅ Plan
✅ Set alerts
✅ Live your life
Then let the market tell you when it's time to come back
That's been my routine for years, and it's one of the biggest reasons I can trade consistently without burning myself out
Hope this gives some of you a different perspective on what trading professionally actually looks like
What's your own daily routine like ??
Secure a fixed trading capital
Set aside money for day to day expenses
Focus on trading your capital and making a withdrawal per month
Spend from the money set aside for expenses
That way you’re never conflicted or in a hurry to trade
But the problem is
Where do you get the capital from.
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