Quote from: apache20 on September 01, 2020, 08:55:13 PM

When I heard about this I really started to wonder if it's true how they say that anybody trading stocks with a bunch of money to throw around looks like an expert in a bull market. I have never traded stocks much but my experiences trading crypto has been really really difficult. That being said, I don't see how stocks would be much easier..

Thankfully, I did approach trading crypto with the mindset that this would be challenge of a lifetime and would require thousands of hours of work. I think that's probably the only way to look at it and get anywhere over the long haul. The fact that he has said that day trading is the easiest thing in the world makes me suspect that he's heading for some trouble somewhere down the line, big money or not.

I'm not an expert but the impression that I get is that people really believe that they know how to trade despite not making any effort to improve their skills in that area if they happen to enter the market when there is a bull market, and this can be very damaging for their future career as traders and as investors because anyone that has been in the market long enough knows that those two activities are not easy at all and the real talents of a trader show when things do not go according to plan and the only way to improve your skills on those circumstances is to put all your effort into studying those subjects, something that very few people do.