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I agree with you, not everything in trading always goes as expected, many people want to accept trading as their source of income in a hurry, but at that time they forget that trading is a field where there is profit, as well as the risk of loss, no one can ever achieve success from trading with certainty, because the market can change at any moment, so it can never be said for sure.
I have a neighbor who's older than me, he's involved in trading. I heard he's taken special courses that have given him considerable knowledge. Over time, the results have become apparent, whether it's profit or not, but his progress has been noticeable, to the point where he and his wife have built a fairly luxurious home. Later, I heard he bought a signal robot to make his trading more efficient. Despite this, he still works at a convenience store, even though it's also owned by his parents.
I believe trading shouldn't be a source of income, as it carries significant risks.
I also believe that trading should not be done as a source of income. From the various traders I know, most of them already have a foundation of primary income sources before starting to trade. This is intended to avoid bankruptcy that may occur when trading. So I think trading should be considered as a side income or perhaps as additional income. However, we also need to know that the income that can be generated from trading is an accumulation. So when a trader manages to make a profit in just a few days, it cannot be said to be a result. At the very least, they must go through a month of trading in order to know the accumulation of the trading results that have been made, whether it was lucky or not during that month.
Well I think that is one of the risks that traders must be aware of. Meanwhile the other risks such as making mistakes in analysis are also often encountered by traders due to the instability of market movements. So we should have a stable source of income so that we can continue trading even if we encounter risks of losses that may occur.