This isn't the case for all traders. There are traders that are losing money yes, but they're winning way more than they're losing. In trading, losing is inevitable because of how unpredictable the market is, so the way for these experts to cover up their losses is to make more profits, or at least putting a stop-loss whenever they're positioning. Trading is good for everybody, and like I said, losing is inevitable in trading, so making more profits to cover up the losses is the best thing that you can do.

I've been trading for years already although I'm stopping for some time because of lack of funds, but what I will say is that the only time that you need to stop is if trading is affecting your health negatively. If you're losing money that's dedicated to other important expense then stop. As long as you're only using your spare money, as long as it doesn't affect you negatively whenever you experience losing, as long as you're learning from your mistakes, as long as you feel that you're making progress with your experience then why stop? I know that learning to be an expert in trading takes years, but if you really want to pursue trading and be successful from it, you need to sacrifice some things like time and money.

Trading is only good for those who want to learn it without thinking of the losses that they will face. Trading is only good for those who are eager to learn. Losing is inevitable in trading, but you can lessen your losses by learning more.