NEWCOMERS think that investing and trading in finance is cool. OLDER people then realize that it is actually a difficult journey of swinging with emotions, challenging the beating of the heart.
NEWCOMERS think in their heads that they will get rich quickly, will retire early at the age of 30. OLDER people realize that just surviving in the market is also relatively difficult.
NEWCOMERS win a few orders, a few days thinking that they are investment geniuses, price warriors. OLDER people realize that having money in their account is good enough.
Entering the game with excitement and enthusiasm, but to stay in the game requires calmness and discipline. Sometimes, the initial positive illusion makes people lose their defensive instinct. Strategies, methods or skills are all things that can be trained over time, but to have that experience, "investors" need to have a correct view of the market - where there are more people "lying down" than "standing firm".
Stop setting up unrealistic illusions that are not suitable for your position, start with the mindset of an "OLD PERSON" to hope to have the results of a "NEW PERSON".
