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Any recommendations for best trading computers? Preferably without breaking $1000

Trading thread for actual shares not fisher-price coins

My educational background in economics heavily influences my investing style, which has led to me accumulating some pretty boring librarian spec ETF's, as well as occasionally trading some speculative fundamentals type set-ups (for example lithium, cobalt, nickel exploration companies for their potential use in EV tech).

I want to start getting more into the technical/high frequency/quantitative aspect of trading, basically so that I can trade more often and make more money. I'm young and should be grinding harder, given my risk tolerance.

The extent of my knowledge is moving averages and RSI. I'd love to hear anyones input on the following:

-Your basic trading approach/good resources that helped you to learn
-Software you utilise for charting and general information/updates, eg. is there a bloomberg for stingy people?
-Particular genres of stocks that you prefer (aside from highly volatile ones DUH)
-Why the fuck do you need so many screens
-Cryptos are gey
-Is the lifestyle worth it? Does anyone actually do this?

>spend all day every day behind computer at home
>afraid to day trade crypto

Somehow I feel like I'm doing it wrong.