I don't think it's necessary to have full time for a trader to be successful. it all depends on the type of trading each. many traders analyze and then place pending orders and targets, and after that they can do other activities besides trading, and for some time check on their cellphones about the orders they have placed. usually they don't forget to put a stop loss as a safety
Exactly, there are a lot of traders whose forte is not intraday goals, in their respects, trading is not their initial presumption, it's just business that comes to them in the most unexpected way and they handle it in the most natural way, a secondary skill that can earn money besides the skill of the main job. But coincidentally apathy as a secondary skill makes them very successful in trading while people make trading as a primary and full-time skill, sometimes their brains seem to calculate many times more than the average person, such consumption causes them to suffer a lot of mental illnesses and is often excessively exhausted, quite a lot of people are not successful
