it's really just a paucity of math if it wasn't otherwise, a majority would be successful and then it would be only "average" to be successful and anyone who wasn't successful would be below "average" it's a little off topic I'm the world's worst chess player. I never even won a single match against the "Beginners" computer but I read some books and a guy won a tournament with practically nothing left but pawns that's a lot of losses, big losses but he won the match
I walk into a casino and win 1K on roulette. The casino should shut down because that loss is permanent. The casino shareholders should really think about the implications, will shock them. LOL. Casinos lose money a lot of the time too. Every one of those losses is permanent. But they still print money in the long run.
Nothing is permanent in the market. Traders, of all people, should know that. Also it doesn't make sense to say "You will never see that 1k again", because money has no product differentiation. 1k is 1k, no matter where it came from. If your profits the next day are 1k, then by definition, you saw that 1k again. What matters is net gain over time.
another way to look at it a man looses the woman he wants there will be plenty of women to make up for the lost sex and good times but is that woman lost forever? hard to know maybe just knowing her for that brief time was all you got out of the deal is that a win, or a loss?
I hear ya, It's like when your dog takes off on the full moon after some coyotes, and you figure, "Well, I'll never see him again." and he shows up next morning on the porch, waiting for breakfast (with a few chuncks of his ear chewed off.)
good point every penny I ever made trading is there for me never, ever to be taken away (at least in my perverted mind and memory)