I think there might be a few more categories missing like cell, internet, household items... maybe?
Your 401k match is awesome, so good for you on maxing it out at your age as well. I would possibly look into moving out of the target date funds and 100% into VTSAX if it was possible since you are young enough to ride out the volatility of the market - but that's just knowing what I know now; nothing really wrong with a target date fund and it is Vanguard, so super.
In any case, I would probably be looking into paying down that mortgage to the point that you can refinance to get a better rate. I would also question whether the house was worth the cost (totally get wanting to live in a nice house, but it is just you, so have to wonder if it's as good a deal to have a larger/more expensive living arrangement).
I would also be hitting that student loan pretty hard, which it looks like you are doing. You should have that paid off in just under 2 years at the current rate of payment, so once that's gone, you're going to really have a great chunk of money each month to invest.
Yes to a Roth IRA, again I would be 100% VTSMX until it flips to VTSAX. I personally don't do the day trading, so for me, once the Roth was funded for the year, I'd be doing a taxable account and investing, again, in 100% VTSAX (especially since it's a more tax efficient fund to have in a taxable account). I think if you're really interested in the day trading through the etrade account, I'd keep it as a separate account and just fund it with a small portion of "play" money that isn't the bulk of your assets, but that's just my comfort level (passive investing in index funds all the way for me).
I think the biggest challenge for you is going to be avoiding lifestyle inflation. You're earning a super amount, but you're also saving a great amount and really you could be FI in well under 10 years if you keep this up. The way it broke out to me is that you're living on under $2500/month (once you remove the student loan payment, and adding in some fat since you might be forgetting a few things), so keep up the great progress!