Is trading really a dead end?

Those who have been liquidated always say:

"Trading is just gambling"

"Leverage is a scam that deceives people"

"Whoever plays will regret it"

But what truly alarms me is not these statements, but the fact that they never consider—

Why do some people manage to earn consistently in trading while they keep losing?

Have you ever seriously asked yourself:

Do you always want to make a comeback with a single trade?

Do you often not set stop losses and increase your position after a loss?

Do you enter trades based on emotions, inflating profits and exploding losses?

In reality, what really makes the difference is not skill, but awareness and execution.

Those who can truly profit only do these three things:

Admit small losses, do not resist losing trades

Layered capital management, do not gamble with your life

Review and record trades, do not shift blame

It sounds simple, but 90% of people cannot stick to it

They seem to be trading, but they are actually just repeating the script of liquidation

A friend asked me: "Have you ever not lost?"

I only said one thing—I've lost earlier than you, but I didn't repeat the same mistakes.

Ultimately, trading is not a dead end

What dies are those without rhythm, emotional, and only seeking quick profits

The real question is, is it the market, or is it you?