Quote from: Mame89 on Today at 10:38:59 AM

Quote from: Perfectbaby on December 22, 2024, 10:44:05 PM

Your inputs is needed.

It's better to just let it happen naturally. Will someone who has a permanent job quit their job and become a trader in a month? No. It started as a side project, because everything requires learning, reading, trying, testing, and simulation. If you trade to make money better than your current job, then you trade. Because basically there are people who jump into the world of trading not because it seems easy to make money, but because of freedom. Like most people, they want to go wherever they want, do whatever they like, and they don't want to lose anything in their youth.

However, it would be better and ideal if you do both. You do a permanent job and trade too, because trading doesn't always go smoothly. So, if you have a job, you don't get too dizzy when you experience losses or at least when the market is down, you don't panic, but can take advantage of the falling market to make a profit later.

Yes you are right, most reasons why some people quit their jobs to focused on trading is as a result of having a total freedom of their lives, without either solely relying on anyone for paid or restrictions of movements. While there are people who loves to enjoy their youthful age, and at the caused of trying to utilize their youthful age you would see them abandoning their permanent Jobs to trading knowing too well that trading doesn't always goes as we plan it. Sometimes we might see the green part of trading and sometimes we might see the red side of trading causing us to panic so much when we are experiencing so much loss while trading.