You don't have to trade everyday and there won't always be great news either. If you must make a trade then pay attention to some of your "go to" stocks and possibly wait for support and don't expect huge profits but maybe a slight dip buy scalp. It's usually best case scenario when nothing's hot and moving.

I see most of my watchlist on your list here. To narrow your list - focus on the those in your list that you believe are most likely to move early tomorrow morning. No news is good thing - it means that the recent breakout can remain volatile. I like $AETI $GSI $AMPE HTBX. Look at the previous few days intraday and pre-determine what you will be looking for in each at market open tomorrow.

Specialize in something and master it. For example, if you trade small caps, understand the rules on what to buy and what to short like Tim says in his videos. You don't just buy or short anything. They have to meet certain rules and time events.

If you day trade stocks in general, then follow the scans and rules of Superman or Investors Underground.

zach other first time just started in the beginning of the week. great that you are posting, just from a helpful stand point get into detail! you really know why you are buying if you write a paragraph

per stock

Thanks for the input, sir

If your account is below 25,000, you can only make 3 round trip trades per week. If you enter into your fourth trade - you will be flagged as a pattern day trader and your position will be stuck for up to 90 days. This is at least my understanding. Google "Pattern Day Trader"

is that just per broker, so if 2 brokers=6 trades per week

Per Broker according to Tim. http://www.timothysykes.com/2015/04/why-i-hate-the-pattern-day-trader-rule-and-what-you-should-do-about-it/