Trading isn't just a money drain, it's a time drain. All those hours staring at charts, reading analysis, managing positions. Meanwhile, the HODLer set up a DCA three years ago and hasn't thought about it since. Trading burn both your time and money, just like gambling does, if you want to get a stable financial life, you should take trading as a leisure activity, but with no fun on sight, this is what make gambling to be different from trading, at least we have fun playing gambling games, but same can not be say about trading there is no fun there only loses. Trading is definitely fun if it's something one really loves doing, like if one has that natural passion for trading, it's fun even though it's a serious business that could involve a large sum of money which the trader will be trying not to lose but to make gains to add to it.. But all the same, I very much agree with what the both of you said about trading being an activity that burns not only money but time as well, this is true but unfortunately, people with short sightedness won't see or believe this fact because to them, they may be trading and making what they consider as good profit. For this type of people, only when they will possibly realize that they are gradually losing money is when the trade the spot market, maybe they come back to a token they bought some weeks back and realize that the amount they sold same token for can no longer buy the same number of tokens they bought before, and can not buyer higher numbers either but lower.
Trading isn't just a money drain, it's a time drain. All those hours staring at charts, reading analysis, managing positions. Meanwhile, the HODLer set up a DCA three years ago and hasn't thought about it since. Trading burn both your time and money, just like gambling does, if you want to get a stable financial life, you should take trading as a leisure activity, but with no fun on sight, this is what make gambling to be different from trading, at least we have fun playing gambling games, but same can not be say about trading there is no fun there only loses. Trading is definitely fun if it's something one really loves doing, like if one has that natural passion for trading, it's fun even though it's a serious business that could involve a large sum of money which the trader will be trying not to lose but to make gains to add to it.. But all the same, I very much agree with what the both of you said about trading being an activity that burns not only money but time as well, this is true but unfortunately, people with short sightedness won't see or believe this fact because to them, they may be trading and making what they consider as good profit. For this type of people, only when they will possibly realize that they are gradually losing money is when the trade the spot market, maybe they come back to a token they bought some weeks back and realize that the amount they sold same token for can no longer buy the same number of tokens they bought before, and can not buyer higher numbers either but lower.

Trading isn't just a money drain, it's a time drain. All those hours staring at charts, reading analysis, managing positions. Meanwhile, the HODLer set up a DCA three years ago and hasn't thought about it since. Trading burn both your time and money, just like gambling does, if you want to get a stable financial life, you should take trading as a leisure activity, but with no fun on sight, this is what make gambling to be different from trading, at least we have fun playing gambling games, but same can not be say about trading there is no fun there only loses. Trading is definitely fun if it's something one really loves doing, like if one has that natural passion for trading, it's fun even though it's a serious business that could involve a large sum of money which the trader will be trying not to lose but to make gains to add to it.. But all the same, I very much agree with what the both of you said about trading being an activity that burns not only money but time as well, this is true but unfortunately, people with short sightedness won't see or believe this fact because to them, they may be trading and making what they consider as good profit. For this type of people, only when they will possibly realize that they are gradually losing money is when the trade the spot market, maybe they come back to a token they bought some weeks back and realize that the amount they sold same token for can no longer buy the same number of tokens they bought before, and can not buyer higher numbers either but lower.

Trading isn't just a money drain, it's a time drain. All those hours staring at charts, reading analysis, managing positions. Meanwhile, the HODLer set up a DCA three years ago and hasn't thought about it since. Trading burn both your time and money, just like gambling does, if you want to get a stable financial life, you should take trading as a leisure activity, but with no fun on sight, this is what make gambling to be different from trading, at least we have fun playing gambling games, but same can not be say about trading there is no fun there only loses. Trading is definitely fun if it's something one really loves doing, like if one has that natural passion for trading, it's fun even though it's a serious business that could involve a large sum of money which the trader will be trying not to lose but to make gains to add to it.. But all the same, I very much agree with what the both of you said about trading being an activity that burns not only money but time as well, this is true but unfortunately, people with short sightedness won't see or believe this fact because to them, they may be trading and making what they consider as good profit. For this type of people, only when they will possibly realize that they are gradually losing money is when the trade the spot market, maybe they come back to a token they bought some weeks back and realize that the amount they sold same token for can no longer buy the same number of tokens they bought before, and can not buyer higher numbers either but lower.