If you have money to waste, I have some Swiss accounts that need filling.
Seriously, the amount you can expect in return from trading is based on several factors:
Total capital for trading
Knowledge of how you daytrade
Your direct access broker Margin or Cash account
Your lifestyle regarding your total monthly expenses
Technology and tools
My advice to you is do your DD (Due Dilegence) Meaning you are the only one responsable for any trade you get into.
Surround yourself with the best tools available - you rely on them more than ever when there's no longer a rising tide.
Base your technology decisions on a multi-variant criteria such as: features, real time information, hardware/software requirements, and of course cost/price.
One such service I recommend you consider is Trade-Ideas. It is a real time alert technology that, based on your parameters and filters, scans stocks for patterns that match your trading strategy. The result is a tool that helps you read the tape, make better trades, and manage risk.
www.trade-ideas.com
Hope this helps you out.
Good luck,
D
