Trading is a combination of luck, skill, discipline, decision making ability and each one have their own way of doing trading. But what I would say is to keep it simple, don't complicate it too much with strategies, risk factors such as leveraging, going for the high risky unknown coins/tokens and trading too much when all they are doing is to losing their capital in the process or they make little progress and slid way further down and make little progress again and keep repeating. I think there are still more positive traits than what you have listed there if we will list them all. No wonder why only two are the common that are always mentioned and that are luck and skill because these two are like general words already, especially the skill one. Not all people or traders are the same but some are naturally born to have a higher risk appetite, so they go for more. That is only fine though as long as it is also working well for them. That is true, some people are born with better mathematical understanding than others, that is not something we can deny and you have seen it growing up as well. Reality is that we are seeing how things could change with time and how you could have a very different way of approaching trading. If you are great at mathematics, like since school, and grew up like that, then you are going to understand it easier, or if you studied something related in college for example, but if you did not and you are some social issues type of graduate then how could you be the same in the same amount of time just because you study. That person will easily be better trader than you at the same time frame and it's not something you can change.
Trading is a combination of luck, skill, discipline, decision making ability and each one have their own way of doing trading. But what I would say is to keep it simple, don't complicate it too much with strategies, risk factors such as leveraging, going for the high risky unknown coins/tokens and trading too much when all they are doing is to losing their capital in the process or they make little progress and slid way further down and make little progress again and keep repeating. I think there are still more positive traits than what you have listed there if we will list them all. No wonder why only two are the common that are always mentioned and that are luck and skill because these two are like general words already, especially the skill one. Not all people or traders are the same but some are naturally born to have a higher risk appetite, so they go for more. That is only fine though as long as it is also working well for them. That is true, some people are born with better mathematical understanding than others, that is not something we can deny and you have seen it growing up as well. Reality is that we are seeing how things could change with time and how you could have a very different way of approaching trading. If you are great at mathematics, like since school, and grew up like that, then you are going to understand it easier, or if you studied something related in college for example, but if you did not and you are some social issues type of graduate then how could you be the same in the same amount of time just because you study. That person will easily be better trader than you at the same time frame and it's not something you can change.

Trading is a combination of luck, skill, discipline, decision making ability and each one have their own way of doing trading. But what I would say is to keep it simple, don't complicate it too much with strategies, risk factors such as leveraging, going for the high risky unknown coins/tokens and trading too much when all they are doing is to losing their capital in the process or they make little progress and slid way further down and make little progress again and keep repeating. I think there are still more positive traits than what you have listed there if we will list them all. No wonder why only two are the common that are always mentioned and that are luck and skill because these two are like general words already, especially the skill one. Not all people or traders are the same but some are naturally born to have a higher risk appetite, so they go for more. That is only fine though as long as it is also working well for them. That is true, some people are born with better mathematical understanding than others, that is not something we can deny and you have seen it growing up as well. Reality is that we are seeing how things could change with time and how you could have a very different way of approaching trading. If you are great at mathematics, like since school, and grew up like that, then you are going to understand it easier, or if you studied something related in college for example, but if you did not and you are some social issues type of graduate then how could you be the same in the same amount of time just because you study. That person will easily be better trader than you at the same time frame and it's not something you can change.

Trading is a combination of luck, skill, discipline, decision making ability and each one have their own way of doing trading. But what I would say is to keep it simple, don't complicate it too much with strategies, risk factors such as leveraging, going for the high risky unknown coins/tokens and trading too much when all they are doing is to losing their capital in the process or they make little progress and slid way further down and make little progress again and keep repeating. I think there are still more positive traits than what you have listed there if we will list them all. No wonder why only two are the common that are always mentioned and that are luck and skill because these two are like general words already, especially the skill one. Not all people or traders are the same but some are naturally born to have a higher risk appetite, so they go for more. That is only fine though as long as it is also working well for them. That is true, some people are born with better mathematical understanding than others, that is not something we can deny and you have seen it growing up as well. Reality is that we are seeing how things could change with time and how you could have a very different way of approaching trading. If you are great at mathematics, like since school, and grew up like that, then you are going to understand it easier, or if you studied something related in college for example, but if you did not and you are some social issues type of graduate then how could you be the same in the same amount of time just because you study. That person will easily be better trader than you at the same time frame and it's not something you can change.