Calmly View Trading: Not Everyone is Suitable, and Not Everyone Can Make Money

The trading markets, whether in stocks, forex, or cryptocurrency, are filled with opportunities and risks. Not everyone is suited for trading, and certainly not everyone can make money from it. The following points are worth contemplating:

1. Self-assess if you are suitable for trading

• Psychological Resilience: If you feel devastated or even "lost all motivation" after losing 30%, it indicates that you are not suited for trading because market fluctuations are normal, and losses are part of trading.

• Rationality and Discipline: Trading requires strong emotional control and execution ability. If you can't restrain yourself from impulsive trading and frequently chasing highs and lows, it's advisable to delay entering the market.

2. Tuition is an Inevitable Cost

• The market is a zero-sum game: In the market, the number of people making money is small, and most are destined to pay tuition. Those without systematic learning and practical experience may ultimately return the money they earned by luck.

• Growth Requires Accumulation: Whether through practical experience or systematic learning of market rules, each trial and error is the cost of growth; there are no shortcuts.

3. Trading is not just “hitting buttons to make money”

• The Brutality of the Market: The market won't easily let you "earn passively". What you see is the success of others making money, but behind that may be countless losses and failures.

• Lessons from Real Businesses: Even starting a shop requires investment of time and resources, as well as dealing with competition and market changes; trading is no different.

4. Suggestions: Know Yourself and Your Opponent, Position Yourself Reasonably

• If you find that trading is not suitable for you, consider choosing a method that fits you better, such as dollar-cost averaging, holding quality assets, or focusing on real business.

• If you are determined to trade, it is recommended to practice with a small amount of capital, establish clear trading rules, and gradually optimize your strategy, avoiding the illusion of getting rich overnight.

Conclusion

Trading is not “just press a button to withdraw money,” but a process that requires learning, practice, and summarization. Calmly assess whether you are suitable, do not invest blindly, and do not let market emotions sway you; this is the first step towards success.

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