It's good to have the determination to do that. Trading is really very difficult to get good at. It is literally a money draining activity if you are not consistently profitable (though you can still demo or trade small)
Most 'rly bad' traders will only consider quitting when they reach the point where they have lost huge amount of money over years at end.
Even so... a lot of users/traders here will be uncomfortable with the topic that you brought up - some are still trying hard at trading. They will say things like it's possible to succeed with good strategy, risk management and stuffs everyone knows (because that is what they choose to believe - and it's that belief that keeps them continuing trading despite difficulties and setbacks). No one is right or wrong. It's just contrasting beliefs between a person who gave up and a trader who believe he will be able to find a way to succeed.
Most 'rly bad' traders will only consider quitting when they reach the point where they have lost huge amount of money over years at end.
Even so... a lot of users/traders here will be uncomfortable with the topic that you brought up - some are still trying hard at trading. They will say things like it's possible to succeed with good strategy, risk management and stuffs everyone knows (because that is what they choose to believe - and it's that belief that keeps them continuing trading despite difficulties and setbacks). No one is right or wrong. It's just contrasting beliefs between a person who gave up and a trader who believe he will be able to find a way to succeed.
'For the market to work, it needs people who think that they can beat it.'