Trust me, old investors will also keep losing money. Traders lose money all the time, and it's a known statistic in all types of trading markets that the majority lose money.
I don't agree with this. Might say they also lose money while still learning but if we say ALWAYS and ALL the time - meaning they didn't do anything to improve their strategies or correct their mistakes. If this is really happening, then we could assume that they no longer stay in the market today as they don't have the reason either.
You don't have to agree with this. Facts are facts, and that is why I brought up statistics. It is why I brought up the fineprint you get and see whenever you sign an agreement to invest money in something actually regulated by the law.
I did not say that ALL investors lose money, I said traders lose money all the time (this doesn't mean some don't make profit). I was responding to someone who said new investors lose money, but I point out that even old ones do, and all the time. If you're an exchange owner, I guarantee every time you open your dashboard, nett is traders lose.
The moment you open a trade you lose (fees, commissions, spread). You always have to close a trade at a better price you bought/sold.
If this is really happening, then we could assume that they no longer stay in the market today as they don't have the reason either.
Again, we don't have to assume because of statistics. It is really happening. I was not giving an opinion.
Look it up yourself, but I can share one article that has about 10 citations.
https://tradeciety.com/24-statistics-why-most-traders-lose-moneyAccording to them, 1% of traders only have net profit long term.
So you can bet your ass most traders no longer stay in the market.