The ignorance and tenacity of the original poster (bad combination), and the responses which keep feeding him are a big reason why the successful traders who would debate him are no longer here on this forum.
Traders do not know that time is money when you invest in market there change movement of currency ever increase and ever decrease it is depend on time. There time decide that when investor get profit and when loss, if he invest in inflation time they will get loss, and suddenly extend the price of shares they earn more profit.
Just made $60 havent even left my bed yet Daytrading / scalping, switch on, generally within 10mins I'm in a trade, 20mins I'm out and doing something else, very little time wasted. Mountain bike needs new £600 forks and thanks the markets! But on the downside the OP is right, trading isnt easy, most won't stick at it long enough, don't expect to get rich quick
Just wondering. How can you make claims like this when you yourself aren't yet successful? It doesn't make any sense. The reality is that there is a very very small chance of success.
The OP does not even qualify what kind of 'trading' nor understand the differences between amateur and pro. Something we all go through: Why do financial institutions make low returns? It is not easy to make large percentages on 10 billion dollars a year (regulation on agreed risk exposure/accountability etc. a part) but also many don't care about customer profits. An interesting article on Financial Gaslighting. But don't get too paranoid. https://rpseawright.wordpress.com/2016/05/04/financial-gaslighting/