Why is trading attractive? Personally, I believe that among all professions, trading is the one closest to being completely fair, except for competitive sports. The barrier to entry in trading is very low; as long as you have a reasonable amount of funds, you can open an account. It does not consider your background or upbringing; the market is equal to everyone. You do not need to read people's expressions, nor do you have to consider interpersonal relationships. As long as you seize the opportunity, you can achieve financial freedom in the shortest time possible. However, the difficulty of trading lies in the fact that to achieve financial freedom through trading, you must constantly overcome human weaknesses and manage time costs.
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The actions in trading are simple; buying or selling can be easily accomplished. Behind this ease lies the extraordinary effort that traders put in, enduring extraordinary pressure.
Trading requires a very comprehensive set of qualities from a person. To become a not-too-bad professional trader, one must have a profound understanding of the basic techniques, fundamental concepts, economics, psychology, financial management, physics, philosophy, history, computer science, and programming knowledge.
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In an ever-changing market, to become a top trader, one must survive through repeated losses, endure endless pain and ridicule without speaking out, learn trading through trading, strive to uncover unknown secrets and patterns, experience countless failures, and have the courage to stand up from failures in order to have a chance at success.
For a normal person, professional trading is a painful, lonely, and cruel path.