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Day trading performance can be achieved two ways: 1. Hitting a couple of "home runs" from time to time while suffering equity drawdowns in the interim. 2. Or consistently looking for high probability set-ups that can allow the trader to generate a consistent income stream by getting "singles" and "doubles" throughout the trading day. Either system will work with proper money management and a sound methodology, but we prefer to go for consistency on a day to day basis. To achieve these results not only requires a proven methodology, but rigorous adherence to it. Controlling fear and greed is what separates winning traders from losing traders.

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