But trading is not like being a programmer or a doctor. Trading is not a job, it is just one of the forms of investment in the financial markets. That means having knowledge, skills and experience only increases our chances of winning, but does not guarantee that we will make a profit. Even so-called professional traders never guarantee profits, as the financial market is unpredictable, it is more fierce than any traditional job market.
I even see traders with 5 to 7 years of experience still losing money, even leaving the market later and they say it's because the market is too fierce. So, don't be naive enough to think that just by spending 1 or 2 years studying, we can easily make money from trading.
And also trading is not like the gambling where you will win the money it the sector where you will make the profit by your analysis skill yes It is also true that no one can guarantee that if he will do profit or loss.
But if we look at it from another perspective, when we were in school life, most of us would have wanted to get a government job, but not everyone succeeds in their studies, just like in trading, there are both losses and profits. And it is true that professionals also make losses in trading, but the difference between professionals and newbies is that professionals can later correct their mistakes and turn losses into profits, but on the other hand, those who trade with zero knowledge only increase the amount of losses.