That's why there are so many people selling courses and memberships. If stock trading could really make big money, would they even care about the peanuts from selling courses? (Of course, selling courses isn't actually cheap, often costing three or five thousand.)
$Unitedhealth(UNH.US) I found that retail investors engaging in day trading usually end up with two outcomes: either constantly cutting losses or stubbornly holding onto losing positions. Very few can consistently make stable profits from short-term trading. Over time, it becomes clear that stable profits come from selling courses or memberships...
No matter how skilled you are at day trading, you can't outperform quantitative institutions. Don't always think that developing your own trading rules will lead to stable profits. If such rules truly existed, a computer would execute them better than you. Moreover, once everyone knows these rules, they would no longer be profitable...
What is the advantage of humans over computers? Isn't it those irrational factors? Once you're convinced, hold on stubbornly. If the fundamentals haven't changed and the preset price target hasn't reached, don't sell. This approach might not make you big money in the short term, but believe in the power of compound interest—slow is fast!
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