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Trading is thought to be more sophisticated than gambling, which only requires acquaintance with the system and basic knowledge of how to play at casinos and clubs. Trading, on the other hand, necessitates the creation of adequate time for research and knowledge of the essential sectors expanding across the space.

No matter how much I tried to achieve at least some significant results in betting, I didn’t succeed, but in trading everything is different, to tell the truth, trading on the spot and not on the futures, so the risks are much lower. And it’s hard for me to somehow compare spot trading and gambling, these are too different things. The fundamental difference is that gambling is for fun, while trading is, in a sense, work.

The only difference is knowledge. In trading, no matter if it is spot or futures, as long as you are knowledgeable and have a proven strategy, you have a high percentage of winning your entries, and if you lose, you know why, unlike in gambling, where you don't know why you lose even if your prediction seems right, like in sports betting, where you thought that the stronger team would win, but not all the time, so you've lost that time. In gambling, it is really a mix of luck and strategy, but in trading, it is your skills that will make you win.

Are you sure that there is a strategy that can bring money in trading or gambling on a permanent basis? I don't think there is such a strategy. Gambling and trading are high-risk activities in which the result depends not only on knowledge, skills and experience, but also on luck. Therefore, even if your strategy works today, tomorrow it can bring you such losses that you have never even thought about.