Quote from: Fatunad on September 30, 2023, 08:17:59 PM

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Quote from: fingnome on September 28, 2023, 10:02:02 AM

You know how casinos lay it all out, they're taking a gamble just like us? But get this, brokers might just be outdoing them in their own sly way. I’m saying brokers might actually be worse. Why? They’ve got this neat, little setup where they rake in their shares through bid-offer spreads and commissions, all while carrying zero market risk. It’s like having their cake and eating it too, but in secret. We’re all out here rolling the dice, while brokers are the house, cashing in risk-free. What’s your take? Are brokers just silently stacking the deck, snagging a surefire win with every trade we make?

I believe the crypto exchanges are the ones playing the money game on their traders more here, then it's followed by the casino's the forex are design in such a way that they win when their traders lose and lose when there traders win although they manipulate the market sometimes to be in their favour.

The exchange sucks with their means of earning from their customers, from taking from their commission fee, then followed by the fee they also charge when customers withdraw, and they use customers deposit to make money especially when the customer use the staking option where they end up rewarding the staker with just little APR.

Then the Casino is design to favour their owners, unless on those games which the outcome can be verified outside the casino like the sport betting, things like slot game and those random number generator games always happen to outsmart the players which in turns give them more chance of earning more than the players, so they are also playing the money game in their own way on their gamblers.

Trying to elaborate on how these things do make money then it would really be sharing up on the same scheme on which it would really be just that so right that they would really be that be always having the advantage
among into its users.It might really be looking up something that really manipulative or decieving but this is how business do works or on how this industry do really acts out. They are making money on the service that they do give.

Example.
1. Exchanges- Trading fees, withdrawal fees
2. Casinos/Gambling sites - Peoples/gamblers losses,fees etc.

Checking it out then it would really be just the same but what matter the most on here is that if they do really just give out their fair approach and service without deceiving out their users then it should be fine.
You arent really that been forced on using up the platfor or service that they do have. You could really deal up with things with your own free will and to mind off about on how they do make money
then thats how that typical cycle do circles around.You dont like such system? Then there's nothing you can do with that.

Important thing on here is that you could be having a choice because if you do go for Trading then expect fees would be there but its not something that huge that you would really be making yourself that too stress of.
Speaking about leisure time then losing is inevitable because it would really be pertaining about on how lucky you are but we know that as long those results are fair and square then
it is something that be on least concern i should say.

Absolutely, I completely acknowledge the necessity for brokers to earn through commissions and fees for the services they provide. My concern, as you've noted, arises when brokers use gamification tactics to entice individuals into making trades they might not otherwise have considered. This strategy blurs the lines between investing and gambling. When brokers push individuals to trade more frequently to earn points or achieve levels, it shifts the focus from smart, intentional investing to a more casino-like environment where frequency trumps thoughtfulness. This is where I see the potential for harm and manipulation, veering away from the fundamental purpose of investing platforms.