We most certainly will be excited when we join trading at the initial stage and this will pump dopamine into our brains making us take impulsive decisions but this does not mean we are doing anything wrong. We as a human should make mistakes because that is when we learn. Taking impulsive decisions or losing money in trading will only make us smarter and will also improvise our trading skills as we will know what needs to be done and when.
Trading is purely a skill and not everyone can become expert in trading just by reading about it. We do need practical experiences. New joiners do loose money in trading at the initial stage but they learn from their mistakes and this is what makes them a professional trader in the future so I would say these loses are really important to shape our future.
Blaming biology is the first I hear. I mean I have heard many other stuff before, but I have never heard of this biology blaming for your mistakes for it to happen. I get that it may not be easy to handle this way, but if we are smart about it, we should do it a better way. What if we are dealing with something much larger? What if we are not doing a bad job on this?
We should forget about it and try to do a better job. If we can do that then there are better ways to make some money off this period and we should not be wondering about it. I understand it is not simple, but if we can do a great job at it, then we should not be worried at all. Profits will come, just stick to it and learn the basics and keep gaining experience trading.
