Forex - A negative sum game for losers

@headies25284 - 2 months ago

Thank you everyone

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@sandy20 - 2 months ago

I may not be an expert in this field but I suppose trading was initially designed for corporates with lots of capital and dedication to human resource training/development.

Today we have retail brokers who have brought trading to the individual man/woman sitting in his bedroom (untrained traders) but there is a serious lack of knowledge. The only knowledge available commonly/freely are the ones designed by influencers who themselves dot know enough so it is like the blind leading the blind. So, definitely it will be a negative sum game for many retail traders.

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@headies25284 - 2 months ago

Quoted - sandy20

I may not be an expert in this field but I suppose trading was initially designed for corporates with lots of capital and dedication to human resource training/development.

Today we have retail brokers who have brought trading to the individual man/woman sitting in his bedroom (untrained traders) but there is a serious lack of knowledge. The only knowledge available commonly/freely are the ones designed by influencers who themselves dot know enough so it is like the blind leading the blind. So, definitely it will be a negative sum game for many retail traders.

Wow, this is amazing. You are so right

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@emma_durban - 2 months ago

Its a zero sum game not only because the traders may be bad but because the traders are not sufficiently capitalized. You have $100 in your account and you take a bad trade while erodes your balance to $20. The next day you see a good trade that would have turned out well but your $20 is not enough to keep you afloat and you receive a margin call leading to another loss. This cycle goes on and on leading to unprofitability

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@headies25284 - 2 months ago

Quoted - emma_durban

Its a zero sum game not only because the traders may be bad but because the traders are not sufficiently capitalized. You have $100 in your account and you take a bad trade while erodes your balance to $20. The next day you see a good trade that would have turned out well but your $20 is not enough to keep you afloat and you receive a margin call leading to another loss. This cycle goes on and on leading to unprofitability

Thank you for sharing your view

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