Indoctrination and trading

Good day,
Would it be safe to say that we aren't able to make steady income off of trading being as we have been indoctrinated into believing that supply and demand is the foundation for all exchange markets?

It seems to me that the key problem of traders is not that the market has some non-standard moments. The main problem is that traders do not want to think about it. In most cases, everyone is chasing some simple and most understandable systems of analysis, although in reality the market is a set of complex links, each of which has a huge importance. It also seems to me that we don't have the proper discipline and this is what prevents us from taking this case seriously enough. So, when we see the statistics, which shows that only every twentieth trader achieves positive results - it does not mean that the market does not let us earn, it means that we have not dealt with it and do not strive to do it...

Let's take it in stages. In fact, supply and demand are of paramount importance, it's one of the key regularities of the market, so I wouldn't say that it's some minor or deceiving detail. But it is also worth considering the fact that the market has a number of other laws, which are also important. You have to take into account speculation, news events, politics, presentation of new products, etc. As in any case, it is important to take into account the details that make up the general idea of something. So just focus on what can affect an asset and make an action plan based on those components. This is called market analysis. Well, at least that's what I think...

It is a gray area, which is why it is very controversial. I just need to know if I'm sure there's a profit, then I think I can do it too