Why Most Traders Fail After Learning the “Right Strategy”

I think one issue is lack of adequate capital to trade everyday so the probabilities play out. On a bad day a trader blows his account, and on a good day he doesn't have money to take advantage. So the win/lose probabilities never get a chance of playing out

Yes because some days are actually had in fact a particular week can be bad but what I will advise instead of leveraging the account take a break and don't trade for that day again

A major issue I see is over-dependence on the market for daily financial needs. This alone becomes a limiting factor for most traders.

Beginner traders need to move away from the mindset of expecting the market to solve their financial pressure or provide immediate income. The market is not designed for that purpose.

Instead, the focus should shift toward process over pressure. strictly following a defined trading plan, executing it consistently, and allowing results to develop over time.

When financial expectations are separated from trading decisions, traders are far more likely to stay disciplined, manage risk properly, and build real consistency.

You are really correct and the beginners are supposed to have this information before embarking into trading, because at the end the market will make you understand that if you depend on it regularly it will take from you so you will learn discipline and Know how and when to approach it

Sincerely, it is unfortunate that for many traders, the realization often comes too late. At that point, they reach a stage where they feel trading is no longer viable for them due to the experiences they have already gone through. Trust me, this phase is not easy at all. Making a transition out of it usually requires a lot of patience, reassurance, and convincing.

I strongly believe you've been there, there was a time 2022 that I wanted to quite trading because I will want to trade to get my feeding money for the week and I will lose the risked money and go back to square one, I was telling myself trading is not your thing y not quite, until I met someone that was trading and making money, as he wanted and was paying his bills, when I got close and closer I learnt a lot from him that was what helped me, and the truth is that once that feelings starts if you don't meet someone who is doing great or you aren't exposed to platform where there are real profitable traders once that ideology is established that you can't make the money through trading it becomes very hard to be convinced otherwise

I'm happy you were able to navigate that season effectively.

Though it wasn't easy