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. 
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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.
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.
I don't consider trading as gambling.In gambling the chances of loss are much more higher.In trading depends on the nature of the market even there is also danger but lesser than gambling.In trading you make money on based of your knowledge and experience while market situation also helps.
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.
For me i will consider trading as trading not a gambling they are not the same trading is just like exchange unlike gambling games like dice game you should play your money first to make a profit or lose.. i see a lot of people saying they consider trading as gambling but the fact is not trading is not a gambling . You can see the details about the trading here's the link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade
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.
these pump and dump altcoins ruin it for the whole trading :/
every new user that tries trading for the first time falls for these things. they spread false information and pump the said altcoin and those newbies that buy on top are left with their bags in their hands and nowhere to sell the coin hence calling it chance (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.
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.
trading is quite similar to gambling but in that sense every business has a risk factor which makes it gambling itself. but gambling is just a luck based game.
That I agree with you. Gambling risk so many money in a luck way. While trading is knowledge. Prediction and some charts will help you in trading. Gambling is push that button and see if you are a lucky one.
But some people prefer easy and quick money with huge risk meanwhile trading is slow and hard to earn but low risk. You can choose between trading and gambling which on do you like but what I can say gambling can pay you more than you get from trading that s for sure
trading is quite similar to gambling but in that sense every business has a risk factor which makes it gambling itself. but gambling is just a luck based game.
That I agree with you. Gambling risk so many money in a luck way. While trading is knowledge. Prediction and some charts will help you in trading. Gambling is push that button and see if you are a lucky one.
If you are a former gambler then it's better to avoid even trading since it's very similar to gambling in a way mainly for someone who was related to it at sometime, If you are trading with no sufficient indicators and evidence supporting your buying/selling then it's a form of gambling IMO.
But if you know how to read charts, sufficient indicators and do research very well, it is not a gamble anymore. There will always be a risk, but it is calculated risk. It has a higher rate of success. But if you just jump into trading and never do any study or due diligence, you are asking for trouble. Doing that would be like giving away your money.
trading is quite similar to gambling but in that sense every business has a risk factor which makes it gambling itself. but gambling is just a luck based game.
If you are a former gambler then it's better to avoid even trading since it's very similar to gambling in a way mainly for someone who was related to it at sometime, If you are trading with no sufficient indicators and evidence supporting your buying/selling then it's a form of gambling IMO.
Hey people,
I've always been a huge gambler. I like creating useless schemes (as we all know bank always win ^^) and betting whole nights long in order to find THE right way of betting.
But I need change, I can't bet over and over on the same game cause after I see that nothing can be done to change the odds, I'm bored.
So I thought a bit about trading and I started not so long ago. and it feels a bit like a betting game without knowing the odds and with an infinity of parameters!
Does anyone else takes trading as a gambling game?
I've always been a huge gambler. I like creating useless schemes (as we all know bank always win ^^) and betting whole nights long in order to find THE right way of betting.
But I need change, I can't bet over and over on the same game cause after I see that nothing can be done to change the odds, I'm bored.
So I thought a bit about trading and I started not so long ago. and it feels a bit like a betting game without knowing the odds and with an infinity of parameters!
Does anyone else takes trading as a gambling game?
i think that gambling is everything that have 99,9% or less chances to win, because you're not sure if you will win or lose, not like a job, there you always will get money, but in gambling you also can lose it, and i think about trading same as gambling for same reasons
Technically is is true trading is gambling
We invest in hope for gain big income but this doesn't need to be every time
If you/me/he/she invest in some bad investment then we all lose off course better is to gain but this doesn't need to be every time
We invest in hope for gain big income but this doesn't need to be every time
If you/me/he/she invest in some bad investment then we all lose off course better is to gain but this doesn't need to be every time
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.
Trading only become a gamble if you do not know what you are doing. But if you have the right knowledge and skills, then it is not a gamble. If you lose, it is not because you are unlucky but because you made a mistake in your analysis. While in gambling, you lose because you are unlucky.
well that is what he said about the mistake in analysis or you lack in some research that others find out and you didnt. so when trading, u dont blame ppl when you lose but u only have to blame urself for not doing enough analysis.
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.
Trading only become a gamble if you do not know what you are doing. But if you have the right knowledge and skills, then it is not a gamble. If you lose, it is not because you are unlucky but because you made a mistake in your analysis. While in gambling, you lose because you are unlucky.
well that is what he said about the mistake in analysis or you lack in some research that others find out and you didnt. so when trading, u dont blame ppl when you lose but u only have to blame urself for not doing enough analysis.
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.
Trading only become a gamble if you do not know what you are doing. But if you have the right knowledge and skills, then it is not a gamble. If you lose, it is not because you are unlucky but because you made a mistake in your analysis. While in gambling, you lose because you are unlucky.
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.
Trading only become a gamble if you do not know what you are doing. But if you have the right knowledge and skills, then it is not a gamble. If you lose, it is not because you are unlucky but because you made a mistake in your analysis. While in gambling, you lose because you are unlucky.
Trading is gambling. You can be patient about trading, though. There's no win or loss right away, but you have to wait. You definitely have more chance with trading though
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