The dark side of forex trading includes high volatility leading to significant losses, the prevalence of scams and frauds targeting inexperienced traders, psychological stress and emotional turmoil, addiction to trading, and the potential for excessive leverage leading to large debts. Additionally, the 24-hour market can lead to sleep deprivation and burnout, while the allure of quick profits may overshadow the importance of proper risk management and disciplined trading strategies.
I have rephrased it massively to make it positive. The bright side of trading The bright side of forex trading includes high volatility leading to significant gains, the prevalence of scams and frauds targeting lazy traders leads to more trading opportunities for hardworking traders. and the potential for high leverage lead to newbies needing to put in only a tiny amount into their trading account. And this provides great opportunities for newbies to reach financial freedom soon. Additionally, the 24-hour market gives the traders great opportunities to trade at whatever time is convenient to them and hence it will lead to good sound sleep for the traders. With high leverage, good risk management, and disciplined trading strategies, newbies can reach financial freedom very soon. _________________________________________ Learn to look for opportunities. And Don't look for problems after problems after problems. If you want success, you have to look for opportunities, not problems. If you want sleepless nightsssss, then look for problems, not opportunities.
The problem with a lot of traders (doesn't matter what they trade), is they want to get rich overnight without, learning how to properly trade, control risk, have proper capitalization. They dream in their heads the millions they are going to have, without actually doing some work towards it? Watch the Dumb Money movie. It is about the Wallstreet Bets crowed and how they ran up Gamestop (GME) to sky high levels. A couple of people in the movie, like Roaring Kitty made monies and kept it. One greedy nurse (played by America Ferrera), kept hanging on. She had over $200,000 at one point which could have changed her life. She did not cash it in. When the movie ends, she ends up losing monies and still working as a nurse. That is just so sad because, she had it in her hands but, she dropped it totally. And you do not master the skills in one sitting. It takes years as most top traders will tell you.
Ah some people just don't have what it takes. I get more pissed off about losing my tv remote somewhere than losing 50k in stocks.
The problem is, whether it is trading, poker, real estate or collecting beanie babies etc, if you don't spend handful of years to get good and consistent, you are bait. Don’t expect to learn it in a few months,, you have to have 10,000 hours of screen time and stats. Took me 7 years and 103k in losses and 8th year I made it all up and then some in scalping. The funny thing about it, what I learn in first year is what I was doing the 8th year. I figure I wasn't ready to kiss.