I agree, anyone who comes on here to tell you how unlikely it is you're going to make any money out of this is one of these below:
1. Someone who has lost money on forex and is bitter about it.
2. Bored and is an investor who comes on here to pick arguments.
3. An agoraphobic with 3+ cats in their apartment and feeds of creating misery.
These people are the equivalent of a vegan in a steakhouse bar and grill espousing their beliefs on why an individual shouldn't eat meat. It's pointless, ignorant, and narrow minded.
People make money off this, its not that hard to find.....look on MyFXbook and you'll see it exists...(yes manual traders).
Is it easy? Hell no.
Will a majority of you be successful? Not likely.
What does the individual have to do to make it possible? My opinion, exposure to market, intelligent analysis, and not going too big too soon so when you actually know wtf you're doing, that money you lost earlier on is a reasonable amount that you can recuperate (don't throw all your eggs into one basket).
If you count 5 years+ of trading with 2 negative months as not 'profitable' or 'consistent' then good luck. I use this as an example because I can find these types of accounts on Myfxbook.
Returning back to OP.
I relate 100%, I find most of those people are either 'know it alls' or bitter AF people who have a chip on their shoulder some way or another.
1. Someone who has lost money on forex and is bitter about it.
2. Bored and is an investor who comes on here to pick arguments.
3. An agoraphobic with 3+ cats in their apartment and feeds of creating misery.
These people are the equivalent of a vegan in a steakhouse bar and grill espousing their beliefs on why an individual shouldn't eat meat. It's pointless, ignorant, and narrow minded.
People make money off this, its not that hard to find.....look on MyFXbook and you'll see it exists...(yes manual traders).
Is it easy? Hell no.
Will a majority of you be successful? Not likely.
What does the individual have to do to make it possible? My opinion, exposure to market, intelligent analysis, and not going too big too soon so when you actually know wtf you're doing, that money you lost earlier on is a reasonable amount that you can recuperate (don't throw all your eggs into one basket).
If you count 5 years+ of trading with 2 negative months as not 'profitable' or 'consistent' then good luck. I use this as an example because I can find these types of accounts on Myfxbook.
Returning back to OP.
I relate 100%, I find most of those people are either 'know it alls' or bitter AF people who have a chip on their shoulder some way or another.
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