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March 30, 2022, 10:20:19 PM
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When one is into trading his mind needs to focus on long term profiting than quick earning. Trader with the gambling mentality can't make profit out of trades. It is well said, a gambler easily gets emotional after loss, which doesn't suits with trading. The traders try to make something out of the market moves, whereas gamblers look for luck than following strategies.

I find both form of traders to be successful, but the percentage differs. The success rate of a trader against a gamble mentality trader will be like 85:15
Traders are more on long term profiting so they should need more knowledge and skills to sustain their trades and end up being successful. This is why they have to focus more on analyzing the market patterns because that will be their bases when to trade as long as they see the market is stable. However, gamblers always aim for quick profits and so they tend to lose their capital too quickly compared to traders. They may have prior knowledge and skills in gambling but they mostly depend on luck whenever they start betting.
^ Incompetent traders also consider as they are gambling, they are based on luck, not on their skills.
That is why traders should be skillful always in the market movement, through fundamental and technical analysis you can draw a conclusion of making such a prediction, though there is no assurance of having an accurate result at least, possible you can point out the possible direction of the price. However, traders and gamblers have the same aiming profit and the same taking a risk.
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March 30, 2022, 10:33:34 PM
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When one is into trading his mind needs to focus on long term profiting than quick earning. Trader with the gambling mentality can't make profit out of trades. It is well said, a gambler easily gets emotional after loss, which doesn't suits with trading. The traders try to make something out of the market moves, whereas gamblers look for luck than following strategies.

I find both form of traders to be successful, but the percentage differs. The success rate of a trader against a gamble mentality trader will be like 85:15
Traders are more on long term profiting so they should need more knowledge and skills to sustain their trades and end up being successful. This is why they have to focus more on analyzing the market patterns because that will be their bases when to trade as long as they see the market is stable. However, gamblers always aim for quick profits and so they tend to lose their capital too quickly compared to traders. They may have prior knowledge and skills in gambling but they mostly depend on luck whenever they start betting.

It's true that in trading we must have knowledge, because trading without knowledge can be gambling, because we will only rely on luck.
Therefore, if we want to become successful traders, we must improve our knowledge and skills in reading the market. A trader always has
a plan before making a trade, so the trader already knows what to do when the unexpected happens. While gamblers usually just play without
any planning, let our luck decide. Then you are absolutely right that a trader does not need to make profits in a hurry, a trader must be more
patient to get profits. Therefore sometimes a trader can wait in the long term in order to make a profit, while gamblers usually want instant profit.
Because there is a concept like this in the trading world if the market goes down and we haven't sold it, it means we haven't made a loss,
so patience is important in trading.

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March 31, 2022, 12:56:15 PM
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I dont believe for having low rewards because it would really be depending on some factors or how much you had put up on a particular position whether it is big or small then it would really vary on that
plus on the factor of those price increase or gains on percentage form then it would really be on that way.Risk is there but unlike gambling which it is more higher and not really sustainable for long term
thats why its not ideal nor a good move on considering on having a gambler like mind when you are dealing with trading because thats not how it works.
A small capital can grow big for an advanced or pro trader but no matter how big the capital is but the trader is inexperienced or a newbie, it will mostly end up losing. There are long term trades aside from short term but in gambling I think that is right that it's not sustainable in the long run because from my long time experience in gambling, I always lose if I stay playing for a longer time, that is why I always try to secure or withdraw my winnings if ever I have already won a decent amount.

It's okay to have a gambler mind because it can make you hungry for success but you should equipped yourself first with knowledge.

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April 02, 2022, 07:44:50 PM
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In my little experience, I've seen traders who were serious about trading and still exhibited some of the gambling attributes listed here (especially at their early stage of learning and practicing), some couldn't deal with their emotions, and that's why I've come to realise that traders shouldn't only learn trading strategies but should also learn trading ethics and psychology.
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