There are alot of preachings and sensitization about how one should be persistent in the journey of trading and not to give up.
Yes but not at the expense of your constant loses, we try to keep it going regardless but we should be mindful and know when to stop.. it's just seems like gambling you're pushing in for positivity but then there are factors limiting you to do so and hence you don't want to give up. But when you know the trading system isn't for you it's better to stop rather than having waste of funds .
Yes, this is true, but realistically speaking, trading is difficult but it is not something that is impossible to achieve success in, although not everyone can succeed here and that is why if you cannot improve yourself in any way and keep losing, then it is definitely right to give up, trading requires a positive attitude, but at the same time it is important to accept reality. People are not perfect in all matters and not everyone can do everything, similarly, trading is not impossible but it is not for everyone.
When you've tried everything and put in your best effort but still fail in trading, it's a sign that trading isn't for you. I completely agree when people say trading isn't for everyone, as many people push themselves too hard and end up experiencing losses and even going bankrupt. This also applies to gambling. Gambling is accessible to everyone but if you gamble without knowledge and control relying solely on luck then gambling isn't for you especially with trading which is complex and requires a multifaceted approach to success.
Everyone should have a realistic attitude so they can quickly realize that we're overextending ourselves in activities that aren't suitable for us. Some people aren't suited to trading but are suited to investing therefore, divert your budget to investing, not trading. Ultimately you should assess your own abilities and determine which one you're most skilled at.