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Board Trading Discussion
Re: Why do many people fail in trade?
by
Humblevirus
on 16/02/2024, 05:15:19 UTC

I see a lot of traders who fail in this field, because they do not have patience and consistency in learning, that they are successful traders who study for more than a year or even two years so that they can have the ability to analyze the market and can have their own methods in making profits from trading.

In order to become a successful trader, individuals must possess unwavering determination, as trading demands a constant influx of knowledge and diligent research. It's not sufficient for someone to merely rely on their intuition or assumptions when engaging in trading activities. To excel in this field, one must prioritize ongoing learning and skill development. Without a solid understanding of trading principles and a commitment to continuous learning, individuals are bound to face losses. Trading is a complex endeavor that necessitates thorough preparation and ongoing effort to thrive and avoid pitfalls.


Many who have just learned one month to one semester they give up and no longer want to trade, please note that naturally fruitful trees are trees that grow with a long period of time so that they can bear heavy fruit and can provide benefits for both the owner or others.

it's true that seeing the benefits of one's efforts takes time, so patience is crucial in trading. However, trading carries significant risks, and if someone chooses to stop trading, I wouldn't blame them. In reality, I can't actively advocate for trading, yet I also won't dissuade anyone from pursuing it. It's important to weigh the potential rewards against the risks and make informed decisions. Each individual's circumstances and risk tolerance vary, so it's essential to approach trading with caution and awareness.