I think that those who come into trading with the idea that trading will easily make them rich in a few days, trading is not really for them. Effort, time, and patience are essential to be successful in every where, and it is also in trading. But if we look in reality then most of people are come to trading with the intention to get some quick money. And those who can move away from this idea and actually gave there effort those can be successful at the end
I think those people who come with such idea have some psychological issue. To become a consistently successful trader, however, time, effort, expertise, and experience are required. Though it is possible to earn quick profits in trading, it requires an optimistic attitude, realistic expectations, and an understanding of the risks involved.
Trading demands a thorough understanding of market conditions. Risk management and a disciplined planning are essential for navigating market volatility. Trading is about evaluating probability rather than predicting events with certainty. Realistic expectations and ongoing learning increase your confidence and ability to take risks, making you more successful trader/investor. More importantly, on the initial stage, you conduct by-part trading, i.e. small trades, instead of everything at once.