Many beginners don't believe they need to learn trading first because it seems like a stress to them, and all they want to do is go into trading, thinking they can succeed just by luck. It is even better not to trade than to enter trading expecting to make a profit.
You can't succeed in trading without learning because this is just the first step; it is not even about having the capital, as the capital can be of no value when the understanding of trading is not even there. It's unwise for anyone to think trading can be that easy without having a better understanding of what it is all about.
This insight underscores the urgency of education in the world of trading. Avoiding the learning process because it feels stressful is counterproductive. Success in trading is not the result of luck but of discipline and a deep understanding of the market. Capital is only valuable if used strategically. Without knowledge of technical analysis and risk management, capital can be lost in an instant. Trading is both a science and an art that requires lifelong learning. The notion that trading is easy is a dangerous illusion that can lead to financial ruin. Therefore, building a solid foundation of knowledge is a non-negotiable prerequisite for achieving sustained success and avoiding unnecessary losses.