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Wrong, trading is not gambling. It is a business for me, there is a huge difference 🙂
Tony
Calling trading gambling is like calling a retail trader a professional trader. IMHO gambling is way easier than a career trading these markets. The game changes without warning and you never know who the opposing players may be. That’s not even considering a world of fundamentals, correlating influences, dare I mention cfd, introducing brokers, mega banks with micro second data fed into quantum algorithms?
Yep, day trading is most definitely not gambling.
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