1. Introverted people.

Trading is a solitary endeavor that requires an individual to endure loneliness, learn in solitude, think in solitude, and grow in solitude. This is clearly a challenge for extroverted individuals, while introverted people will have a natural advantage.

2. Once a top student.

Trading requires not only learning but also emphasizes the methods and efficiency of learning. Trading is just another subject different from mathematics, physics, or English. The methods used to achieve results in subjects like mathematics often work effectively in trading as well. Top students may appear to achieve high scores, but they have essentially mastered the methods. I'm confident that top students will learn and excel in trading with the fastest speed and most effective methods.

3. People who are good at gaming.

From a certain perspective, trading is like a game. Both require operating through a phone or computer. Each trade is like completing a task, continuously getting familiar with the trading game and improving technical skills. The new generation stock god in Japan, cis, is a top-level gaming expert, so it can be said that those who are good at gaming may be more suited for trading.

4. Highly disciplined people.

The trading profession emphasizes discipline. No matter how excellent a trading system is, if it is not effectively executed, it becomes ineffective. Similarly, no matter how wise a person is, if they cannot follow discipline, they will not go far in trading. However, a highly disciplined person, even if not particularly intelligent and lacking an excellent system, will likely achieve success in trading.

5. People from wealthy families.

In trading, if there is no long-term financial support, it is difficult to maintain a good mindset. Without a good mindset, it's impossible to achieve a high level of trading. Ordinary people who do not know to protect their principal as much as possible in the initial stage will lose the chance to recover after a few significant losses. In contrast, those from wealthy families will have more room for maneuver.

6. People who love trading.

Passion is a powerful force. If you are passionate about trading, you will put in ten or even a hundred times more effort than others, fully dedicating yourself to studying trading around the clock, just like an expert in scientific research. How could you not succeed?

7. People who do not accept defeat.

What distinguishes trading from other industries is that one may face setbacks every day. Those with average willpower will be the first to exit, and those who dislike risk will shy away. Only those who do not accept defeat can withstand the ups and downs of trading and the repeated losses, ultimately becoming masters in the trading world.