Are you really suited to make a living by trading?
Part Six

⑥ Finally, ask yourself one more question

Do you really spend a lot of time every day learning and analyzing?

Many people ask me:

“Why don’t I have results even after trading for a year?”

But if you dig in carefully:

How many hours do you actually spend learning every day?

Do you do a review afterward?

Do you keep a trading log?

Do you track your win rate, profit-to-loss ratio, and maximum drawdown?

Do you analyze what kinds of market conditions you are most likely to make mistakes in?

In the end, you’ll find that:

In fact, many people don’t really do it.

So some people say:

“I’m not good at trading, so trading isn’t for me.”

I think that conclusion was reached too quickly.

You should first ask yourself:

Have I really built a trading environment that suits me?

Have I really found a trading approach that fits my personality?

Have I really put in enough time to learn?

Have I systematically verified my method?

If these questions still haven’t been resolved,

then it’s time to say:

“Trading isn’t working.”

Actually, it’s still too early.

Finally, what I want to say is:

Many people understand “successful trading” as:

Finding a magical indicator.

But in reality, truly long-term, stable trading is more like a complete system:

your income structure
＋your lifestyle
＋your trading
＋your personality
＋a trading style that suits you
＋knowledge
＋risk management
＋mental resilience

As long as any one of these elements has been a problem for a long time,

it may eventually show up in your trading results.

So before asking:

“Can I get rich by trading?”

first ask yourself:

“Is my current life really already prepared for me to become a trader?”

This may be far more important than learning another indicator.

If you’re interested in trading, feel free to leave a comment in the comment section or join the chat room to exchange ideas and learn together and grow together!
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