<p class="MsoNormal">Day trading has become synonymous with the dream of quick financial gains, Ali Roghani but for most, the reality is starkly different. In his groundbreaking new book, &ldquo;Day Trading Kills,&rdquo; Ali Roghani pulls back the curtain on the high-stakes world of intraday trading, exposing the risks that claim the portfolios&mdash;and sometimes the mental health&mdash;of inexperienced investors.

<p class="MsoNormal">With over a decade of experience as both a professional trader and financial mentor, Roghani shares compelling stories of traders who have navigated fortunes and failures. Through meticulous research, he reveals why more than 90% of day traders lose money, highlighting the psychological traps, hidden costs, and market volatility that can swiftly turn a promising trade into a devastating loss.

<p class="MsoNormal">&ldquo;I wrote this book to save people from the pitfalls I&rsquo;ve witnessed firsthand,&rdquo; says Roghani. &ldquo;Day trading is not a shortcut to wealth; it&rsquo;s a battlefield that demands respect, discipline, and a clear understanding of risk.&rdquo;

<p class="MsoNormal">Key insights from &ldquo;Day Trading Kills&rdquo; include:

<p class="MsoNormal">&bull; The cognitive biases that lead day traders to make impulsive, high-risk decisions
&bull; Proven risk-management techniques to protect capital during volatile market swings
&bull; Oral histories and interviews with veteran traders who share invaluable lessons
&bull; Practical exercises to build emotional resilience and strategic patience

<p class="MsoNormal">Beyond cautionary tales, Roghani provides a balanced framework for traders interested in developing a disciplined, sustainable approach. He recommends goal-setting exercises, journaling practices, and evidence-based trading strategies designed to mitigate losses and cultivate long-term growth.

<p class="MsoNormal">&ldquo;Day Trading Kills&rdquo; has already received acclaim from financial analysts and trading communities for its candid, no-nonsense perspective. Reviewers praise the book&rsquo;s blend of academic rigor and real-world application, noting its potential to redefine how traders approach the market.