away and they would really be having that other approach on the time that they had gained up sufficient experience through different trading encounters.Sooner or later you would really be realizing off those things.
From blind to awaken which it would be the most common case to happen where it isnt surprising that you would really be more better when you do realize up things along the way.
If you are really that liking not to progress yourself then you would be sticking into your common methods until your do realize that it is pointless to continue on this way.
I agree.
Even an awaken trader can also make mistakes with his own technical analysis because we all are doesn't know what's gonna happen in the next movement of the candle. Technical analysis only helps us to have an idea of what might happen next in the price chart, but that doesn't work sometimes so yeah, experience is the best teacher as always.
After all the failures, if you didn't realize something, it means you're not making yourself accept failures to teach you what you'll do next, and that's why most of the newbie traders kept on losing a lot of money because they are not evolving to something better.
Both could fail because both are dealing with the volatility of the market. The difference is, the awakened trader is more careful and skeptical and the decisions rely on technical analysis while the blind only makes decisions based on his personal view.
Awakened traders and blind traders can make good profits but the awakened trader is just more technical so his decisions have a concrete basis compared to blind traders who only basbaseeir decisions on what he feels.
It is true that anyone, whether he is a professional trader or a beginner, will always encounter failures and losses.
The difference is that a professional may occasionally make mistakes but only on a small percentage.
Even if something goes wrong some of the professional traders may have better risk management and deal with psychological stress better.
Because professional traders have more experience and flying hours in this matter.
Actually, in my opinion, this is a stage that every trader will go through.
Starting from a beginner to become a professional.
But I think it goes back to individual character and mindset,
do they really take trading seriously or just give up as beginners.