Quote from: Crypto Library on Today at 03:14:35 PM

Quote from: dwyane36 on Today at 01:38:38 PM

What you mentioned can be applied not only to sports betting but also to trading. Analyzing information in trading, as well as calmness and compliance with risk management, will lead to profit in the long term. However, it is worth noting that both sports betting and trading have moments that are impossible to predict. Whether it be a player's injury that will affect the outcome of the match and, therefore, your bet, or whether it be the manipulation of major players in the market.

So here, do you mean that sports betting and the trading is in same way? Then I will disagree there because the think what I know about the betting it is only depends on the luck even that's not a matter how much you do analysis for your bet ultimately it will depend on the luck. We saw there lots of match where a strong team lose against a weak team.

On the other hand, if we talk about trading, then it does not depend only on luck. It depends on your analysis skills. And I think trading can be taken as a career, on the other hand, taking gambling as a career is nothing but foolish. And I think it's unreasonable to compare something that can't be considered a career to trading.

I agree with you, comparing gambling with trading is completely baseless and illogical, trading is done through skills, research and market analysis, and if everything is done properly, the chances of making a profit in trading are very high, there are many experienced traders who can trade with certainty many times. But gambling is a completely different matter, here the whole matter depends on luck, so there is no point in ever studying it as a career, in total trading and gambling are completely different matters, here the two matters are completely different, so it is never reasonable to compare these two.