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There are alot of preachings and sensitization about how one should be persistent in the journey of trading and not to give up.

Please my opinion is to take that advice with a pinch of salt because when you have spent years learning the skill of trading and it doesn't seem to go well for you, I advice you get some other skills that might work for you.

The idea of wasting money in funding accounts for years is totally a waste of time and resources. Please reconsider because trading is not the only means of earning a living. thank you

What kind of advise are you giving to those that are having difficult time in trading.g profitable? This is very absurd and I hope you change your thinking in case you have sunch kind of mentality. If others can strive and make it as profitable traders, why you they not try their best rather than. Thinking about giving up as traders.

Op message may be directed to those not making profit after some time in trading but the fowl part about his message is that he forgets that everyone has different years they spent developing trading skills before they started making profits. For some persons it could be 2 years, other could take 5 or more years before they get to start putting things right. So coming out straight to discourage people from venturing into trading is really bad.

Yes, that's true. Every trader takes a different amount of time to succeed; some take a short time, while others take a long time to succeed. Giving up might not be the right word, especially if you've already been involved in trading. It's more appropriate to pause and evaluate everything while continuing to deepen your trading knowledge. If you do trading well and correctly, I believe there's time for us to achieve profits.

Furthermore, I think all traders experience losses at the beginning, and some even consider quitting. However, as they continue to evaluate, improve, change their mindset, and their strategy ultimately succeeds. Trading can't be rushed; everything takes a process, and that process must be done correctly. So, when you have entered the world of trading, giving up is not the right decision, in my opinion, it is even a very bad decision, as you said.

I agree with you, trading is a subject where deep knowledge and skills are required and depending on these you can achieve success, but acquiring this knowledge and skills is not a matter of short time, it will definitely take a long time, and at first a new trader cannot become skilled, in the first situation he will have to face losses naturally, and he will have to learn more deeply from that loss, when a new trader sees every loss as a new way to learn, then at some point he will definitely be able to master himself here. So, one should never be discouraged by all the natural losses that will happen in the first situation, but one should learn more deeply from them, and one should keep trying with patience, then at some point he will definitely be able to succeed, but if you give up here, you will be deprived of its success.

You would be needing up to be that having the knowledge and the skills when dealing up with the market on which you cant just that make yourself dive in with trading without proper preparation. You would be needing that sufficient step for you to analyze things on whatever the things that you would be able to encounter along the way and not just that making yourself that dealing up with it without any analysis or idea on what yo uare that doing. Mistakes are normal but it doesnt mean that you wouldnt be that trying out to lessen up that risks. Its the most important approach and something that you must consider for you to sustain yourself into this unpredictable space. Its true on what other people been saying that if you do find yourself having no progress or your do keep on losing money despite of the hardwork you've been doing and on the adjustments that been applied but still you do end up on losing then it i just time that you should be quitting and look for another career. There are just that things that arent meant for us no matter how hard we do try. There would be just that those times that we do become that too impulsive and emotional on which we do become a gambler instead of a trader.