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Ninety-two percent of day traders trying to scalp loose money. Only eight percent are successful. Out of the eight percent, only two percent of the day trading public make money on a consistent basis. Why do 92 percent of day traders fail and what makes eight percent successful? Average Wage and Salary. The Bureau of Labor Statistics groups stock traders under the job category, "Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents." The average annual salary of these professionals as of May 2011 was just shy of $99,000 per year. The median of all reported salaries was about $72,000.

Salary.com pegs the lower 10 percent of stock traders' salaries at about $43,200 per year. Those in the middle 50 percent earn a slightly higher salary, often around $57,600 each year. The highest earners nationwide, on average, take home $66,600 per year. Individual traders and investors pay taxes on capital gains. Generally speaking, if you held the position less than a year (365 days), that would be considered a short-term capital gain, which is taxed at the same rate as ordinary income.

Assume a day trading strategy where the stop loss is $0.04 and your target is $0.06. The account balance is $30,000, so the maximum risk per trade is $300. Here's how much you can make day trading stocks: 55 trades were profitable: 55 x $0.06 x 7500 shares = $24,750. It is generally recommended that you acquire at least a bachelor's degree prior to becoming a stock broker. You may consider pursuing a degree in accounting, economics, business, or finance. A master's degree is not necessary, but many employers prefer it if you pursue advanced positions within the company.

To day trade US stocks, you need to maintain an account balance of $25,000 or more. Start with at least $30,000 if you plan to make more than 4 day trades per trading week. 4 day trades or more per week gives you “day trader status” and you're subject to the $25,000 minimum account balance. Though the SOES traders lose money almost as frequently as they make money, they earn a small average profit per trade. These traders earn substantial profits through buying shares on days that stocks hit their upper price limits and quickly selling those shares the following day.

Assume you average 5 trades per day, so if you have 20 trading days in a month, you make 100 trades per month. You make $3,750, but you still have commissions and possibly some other fees. Your cost per trade is $5/contract (round-trip). Your commission costs are: 100 trades x $5 x 2 contracts = $1000. You can deduct all you trading related expenses on Schedule C. In contrast, investors can write off only the amount that exceeds 2% of their gross income and can't deduct more than $3,000 in capital losses. As a trader, you can write off all your trading losses.

It's money that you make on the job. But even if day trading is your only occupation, your earnings are not considered to be earned income. This means that day traders, whether classified for tax purposes as investors or traders, don't have to pay the self-employment tax on their trading income. Day traders usually buy on borrowed money, hoping that they will reap higher profits through leverage, but running the risk of higher losses too. While day trading is neither illegal nor is it unethical, it can be highly risky.