Day Trade 24/5 Podcast by Day Trade 24/5

Episodes 6

Avg. Duration 5m

Activity Dormant

Since Mar 2026

Latest Episode Mar 2026

Publishing Details

Schedule

Every Few Days

Format

Episodic

Consistency

34%

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www.spreaker.com

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About This Podcast

Day Trade 24/5 is a strategy-driven podcast for traders who love the game — but love discipline more.
Hosted by a cash-only day trader, the show explores risk management, expectancy math, trading psychology, and the structure behind consistent results.
If you’re looking for overnight riches, this isn’t that show.
Consistency isn’t exciting. It’s built.
We trade 24/5 — five days of execution, two days of perspective. If the weekend feels boring, you’re probably doing it right.
Stay disciplined.

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