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Sorry I dropped a decimal. 33.3*30
Your 401k isn't $33 million a day. It's the funds behind it that are trading daily.
.001% of $33M from the Vanguard Index means you lose .001% of the $50k in your 401k which holds Vanguard.
$33M/day is an enormous churn, even for a big pension fund. Again, I'd like to see where you're finding these numbers. The NYSE trades $18.9B/day across a pool of $52T in asset value. By proportion, you're talking about a fund with a $90B market cap showing that kind of activity.
12% of daily trades are day traders. That means 88% isn't.
https://tradeciety.com/24-statistics-why-most-traders-lose-money#%3A%7E%3Atext=Profitable+day+traders+make+up%2Cof+all+day+trading+activity.