Quote from: Malsetid on January 22, 2017, 02:02:08 PM

Quote from: BitDane on January 22, 2017, 05:22:33 AM

Quote from: SparkedDev on January 22, 2017, 04:41:52 AM

This can be a very tricky question to answer.
Yes and no with gambling you have some idea what your up against.
In trading well it can be emotionally driven or be powered by speculative investment in things.
Which if they get scared well you could lose a lot of money ive seen it happen many times.

Well it can be said easily with, it depends on the person who is trading. If the person is trading blindly, meaning that person does not have any knowledge about trading at all then it is considered as gamble. He is betting on his luck in buying random stocks and wish it increase in price.

You got that right dude. Successful trading would require time and effort from the person trading in order to make the right decision. This comes normally now for experienced traders and I think for these types of traders, trading is far from gambling. Through experience and proper research, the similarity of trading to gambling becomes minimized as the longer you trade, the more you understand how it works and the more you can formulate better strategies for a more secure earning

It's required to make money and not only in trading, thus, the term easy money does not happen in trading but more like in gambling. With luck alone, you cannot stand a chance to be successful here, it's all about being smart and how you manage your time to perform trading effectively.