<> Have to say, however, I've witnessed gamblers who lose without emotion. The regret is not even there, they only feel it right at the end when they're deep in debt, lost their jobs, etc. While this is true, not everyone has a lot of money and that means people who are dealing with this for the first time and do not have money, may end up losing and never coming back. That is not our problem and that doesn't mean trading doesn't work, of course there could be a lot of people who would make some money from it but that doesn't mean that you are going to end up making money right away, in fact most of the time people end up losing money when they are first starting out in the Nohu 52 Vin world as well. But that doesn't mean that this will be something that they will understand clearly, if they are newbies and do not have a lot of capital then the first time they end up losing money they are going to stop and not come back, not all of them but some of them will leave for good. Then we're dealing again with a very different class of people, who're looking for a quick buck (and in essence already coming into the trade with a gambling mindset). So that's not really relevant to the discussion, which discusses if a supposed trade is really backed by analysis or a gamble. To me it doesn't even matter if people are newbies or not. You can see the same old psychology and thinking in a first-time trader and a 10-year 'trader'. The degenerate gambler does not mature
<> Have to say, however, I've witnessed gamblers who lose without emotion. The regret is not even there, they only feel it right at the end when they're deep in debt, lost their jobs, etc. While this is true, not everyone has a lot of money and that means people who are dealing with this for the first time and do not have money, may end up losing and never coming back. That is not our problem and that doesn't mean trading doesn't work, of course there could be a lot of people who would make some money from it but that doesn't mean that you are going to end up making money right away, in fact most of the time people end up losing money when they are first starting out in the Nohu 52 Vin world as well. But that doesn't mean that this will be something that they will understand clearly, if they are newbies and do not have a lot of capital then the first time they end up losing money they are going to stop and not come back, not all of them but some of them will leave for good. Then we're dealing again with a very different class of people, who're looking for a quick buck (and in essence already coming into the trade with a gambling mindset). So that's not really relevant to the discussion, which discusses if a supposed trade is really backed by analysis or a gamble. To me it doesn't even matter if people are newbies or not. You can see the same old psychology and thinking in a first-time trader and a 10-year 'trader'. The degenerate gambler does not mature

<> Have to say, however, I've witnessed gamblers who lose without emotion. The regret is not even there, they only feel it right at the end when they're deep in debt, lost their jobs, etc. While this is true, not everyone has a lot of money and that means people who are dealing with this for the first time and do not have money, may end up losing and never coming back. That is not our problem and that doesn't mean trading doesn't work, of course there could be a lot of people who would make some money from it but that doesn't mean that you are going to end up making money right away, in fact most of the time people end up losing money when they are first starting out in the Nohu 52 Vin world as well. But that doesn't mean that this will be something that they will understand clearly, if they are newbies and do not have a lot of capital then the first time they end up losing money they are going to stop and not come back, not all of them but some of them will leave for good. Then we're dealing again with a very different class of people, who're looking for a quick buck (and in essence already coming into the trade with a gambling mindset). So that's not really relevant to the discussion, which discusses if a supposed trade is really backed by analysis or a gamble. To me it doesn't even matter if people are newbies or not. You can see the same old psychology and thinking in a first-time trader and a 10-year 'trader'. The degenerate gambler does not mature

<> Have to say, however, I've witnessed gamblers who lose without emotion. The regret is not even there, they only feel it right at the end when they're deep in debt, lost their jobs, etc. While this is true, not everyone has a lot of money and that means people who are dealing with this for the first time and do not have money, may end up losing and never coming back. That is not our problem and that doesn't mean trading doesn't work, of course there could be a lot of people who would make some money from it but that doesn't mean that you are going to end up making money right away, in fact most of the time people end up losing money when they are first starting out in the Nohu 52 Vin world as well. But that doesn't mean that this will be something that they will understand clearly, if they are newbies and do not have a lot of capital then the first time they end up losing money they are going to stop and not come back, not all of them but some of them will leave for good. Then we're dealing again with a very different class of people, who're looking for a quick buck (and in essence already coming into the trade with a gambling mindset). So that's not really relevant to the discussion, which discusses if a supposed trade is really backed by analysis or a gamble. To me it doesn't even matter if people are newbies or not. You can see the same old psychology and thinking in a first-time trader and a 10-year 'trader'. The degenerate gambler does not mature