Topic: Do you consider trading as gambling? - page 88. (Read 47337 times)
yes they are the same because both need experience but I think trading more guaranteed
Trading is definitely gambling to me you can lose and gain more money quickly.
both are risk but gambling have more high risk than trading and gambling is based on your luck but trading based on your skill because in trading if you have skill for speculate the prices and i'm pretty sure you will very rarely to lost your moneyYes, you have a greater chance of succeeding in Trading if you have the will and discipline of a good trader. Studying trends, good read of charts, and being not too greedy is just a few. Good skills plus some luck can be turn into good profit in trading unlike in gambling, it is mostly luck and only little skill.
That is just because you are greedy. But if you can control yourself you have a higher chance of profit. You do not rely on a 50% chance. If you just study your trades and make an inform decision of your bets, everything can be calculated and you have a higher chance of winning. Your risk can be removed. Unlike in gambling, you have a less than 50% chance if you included house edge.
Trading is definitely gambling to me you can lose and gain more money quickly.
both are risk but gambling have more high risk than trading and gambling is based on your luck but trading based on your skill because in trading if you have skill for speculate the prices and i'm pretty sure you will very rarely to lost your moneyYes, you have a greater chance of succeeding in Trading if you have the will and discipline of a good trader. Studying trends, good read of charts, and being not too greedy is just a few. Good skills plus some luck can be turn into good profit in trading unlike in gambling, it is mostly luck and only little skill.
Trading is definitely gambling to me you can lose and gain more money quickly.
both are risk but gambling have more high risk than trading and gambling is based on your luck but trading based on your skill because in trading if you have skill for speculate the prices and i'm pretty sure you will very rarely to lost your moneyYes, you have a greater chance of succeeding in Trading if you have the will and discipline of a good trader. Studying trends, good read of charts, and being not too greedy is just a few. Good skills plus some luck can be turn into good profit in trading unlike in gambling, it is mostly luck and only little skill.
Trading is definitely gambling to me you can lose and gain more money quickly.
both are risk but gambling have more high risk than trading and gambling is based on your luck but trading based on your skill because in trading if you have skill for speculate the prices and i'm pretty sure you will very rarely to lost your money
It depends. I don't see the difference between day trading and gambling, at all. I work in Finance in New York City, and trading on the job somewhat slow, laden with regulations and codes that makes trading even slower, and you cannot go Ham like your on your home computer or in the movie Wolf of Wall Street, unless your dad/grandpa owns the company/bank. After the 2009 crash, they clamped down hard on that shit.
They both included into gambling category. The different only how they works ...
and here's the fact as I've ever know : I'm never saw people got rich from trading
If you ask about rich gambler , here's the one for example : https://www.instagram.com/danbilzerian/
Yes of course it is also a gamble, there is a risk so it is also in the scope of gambling. But trading got some good news. You can learn from it. You can see some experts predictions, but that would still be a risk. It will still depend on you.
and here's the fact as I've ever know : I'm never saw people got rich from trading
If you ask about rich gambler , here's the one for example : https://www.instagram.com/danbilzerian/
If you really think that no one got rich because of trading, then your world is confined to the four corners of your room. You should get outside and see the world of trading first. If you mention trading, George Soros could be the first name to come to mind. You can do a research about him and tell me if any gambler can bankrupt a country like he did or make a $1 billion profit.
I think trading is less like gambling because there is a lot more strategy and potential for knowledge to actually be applied in the stock market, as opposed to gambling which is typically based on random chance.
I think trading called as gambling or not it is depend on how we play it , if trading played based on your experience /knowledge mean not random trade it is not gamble. But if you trade randomly choosing up down up down without considering several matters which can affected to price movement , I think it is called gambling.
But if you are lucky in gambling than trading is worst. But that happens not that often and that is really rare.
So gambling and trading basically two different thing but there is some similarities.
I think trading is less like gambling because there is a lot more strategy and potential for knowledge to actually be applied in the stock market, as opposed to gambling which is typically based on random chance.
strategies, knowledge,... are really hard things to archive, and use, especially in trading. many people just jump in trading without them and it's like gambling.
I think trading is less like gambling because there is a lot more strategy and potential for knowledge to actually be applied in the stock market, as opposed to gambling which is typically based on random chance.
strategies, knowledge,... are really hard things to archive, and use, especially in trading. many people just jump in trading without them and it's like gambling.
I think in gambling you can spend your money there to have fun and play your money and try your luck if you can make money with gambling.
Life is a gamble every day you step out the door,so comparing any aspect of gambling is splitting hairs or a attempt to smear those that partake in the fun aspects of life.
I think trading is less like gambling because there is a lot more strategy and potential for knowledge to actually be applied in the stock market, as opposed to gambling which is typically based on random chance.
strategies, knowledge,... are really hard things to archive, and use, especially in trading. many people just jump in trading without them and it's like gambling.
They both included into gambling category. The different only how they works ...
and here's the fact as I've ever know : I'm never saw people got rich from trading
If you ask about rich gambler , here's the one for example : https://www.instagram.com/danbilzerian/
Yes of course it is also a gamble, there is a risk so it is also in the scope of gambling. But trading got some good news. You can learn from it. You can see some experts predictions, but that would still be a risk. It will still depend on you.
and here's the fact as I've ever know : I'm never saw people got rich from trading
If you ask about rich gambler , here's the one for example : https://www.instagram.com/danbilzerian/
Trading is definitely gambling to me you can lose and gain more money quickly.
though there is no house edge then why it is gambling, also you are not playing against anything and you can make smart investments that can make you moneyfor me it is not gambling as i usually make money with trading while gambling gives me only losses and nothing else unfortunately
Trading is definitely gambling to me you can lose and gain more money quickly.
I think trading is less like gambling because there is a lot more strategy and potential for knowledge to actually be applied in the stock market, as opposed to gambling which is typically based on random chance.
strategies, knowledge,... are really hard things to archive, and use, especially in trading. many people just jump in trading without them and it's like gambling.
I also think trading is totally different and has less risk than compare with gambling, if we do trading wisely than we are in win win situation and can make huge profit by picking something right as i have wonderful experience with altcoin trading and it make in great profit.
No. Trading isn't less risky compare to gambling. It's the same.
Look like you don't do regular trades that's why you said that. You don't know the feeling of gambling high amount in trading to make a road for big profit.
The difference is just trading is worth to try with risk than playing the usual gambling type.
But gambling you can lose a lot of money and that is not good. You can even be poor of it and that is really bad.
Yes of course it is also a gamble, there is a risk so it is also in the scope of gambling. But trading got some good news. You can learn from it. You can see some experts predictions, but that would still be a risk. It will still depend on you.
I think trading is less like gambling because there is a lot more strategy and potential for knowledge to actually be applied in the stock market, as opposed to gambling which is typically based on random chance.
If you are trading with money like you give someone some money in return of some extra money then I think it is forbidden like gambling but we cannot call them as gambling, they are two different ways. 
I think trading is less like gambling because there is a lot more strategy and potential for knowledge to actually be applied in the stock market, as opposed to gambling which is typically based on random chance.
No trading is not gambling, but at there you will be aware that and can decide you strategy to earn with your trading, especially if your trade is consist of buying and selling, then it is a pure business.Trading is gambling in my eyes because the fact is that you need luck to win a certain amount like gambling.
Also the both have almost the same risks so I think its equal to each other.
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