It's funny how people see trading as a Ponzi or get rich scheme. They end up losing there hard earned money in the chase for more money.
It's also so funny how some wants to learn a life changing skill in two weeks or a month, meanwhile they spend 4-5 years studying an obsolete course.
Trading like any profitable venture takes time, perseverance and consistently developing and sharpening your skill to be profitable.
In trading you'll fail a thousand times but it's your ability to pick yourself that differentiate you from the lot. Pay for knowledge to shorten your learning time,else you'll learn and you'll learn the hard way.
Develop yourself, pay for knowledge,give time to your craft,pick yourself up any time you fail.
The sky will be your starting point 🕊️❤️
Trading is something that has been around for hundreds of years and I would say it's even part of human’s nature. Not everybody owns the same things, so people need to come together and exchange their assets for people to get their things they want. As part of that trading there will always be a winner and loser, even if the difference is only small. Making a profit in trading has been a profession for a long period of time. Back in the old days, before planes it was the merchants that would sell part of their ships to investors that want to make a profit. That profit is based on the risk involved, as there is no guarantee that profit is going to be paid. Evaluating that risk and making sure we remain profitable over a longer period of time is difficult, but I would never say it's a Ponzi scheme. As long as we are learning from our trading mistakes and make sure that we don't repeat them it will be alright. There is no trader in the world that is 100% correct with all his trades. As long as we achieve a 55-60% success rate on our trades we will be fine. Also, there is no real alternative to trading and investing, because the savings account will never make enough return to offset the inflation rate.