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>>51076077
I guess starting out at the day trading subreddit and checking out youtube channels like Quallamagie would probably be the easiest.
You just have to look at others looking at trends to figure it out, I'd recommend checking out DaddyDersch on wallstreetbets or the daytrading subreddit, can be really helpful for learning. Otherwise getting into stuff like price volume and other volume indicators like VWAP, On Balance Volume, RSI, in addition to indicators such as EMAs and stuff like that is helpful.
Having a cash account without PDT rules and using options are probably your easiest way to start, remember to start small since you'll probably lose all your money in the beginning.