Beginners Luck in trading real or superstition

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Beginners Luck in trading real or superstition

I often hear of beginners Luck and i have equally experienced it. At the early times you seem to make a few stipend here and there and you get so over confident and feeling like a trading beast or a sniper, only to blow the account over and over again, frustration starts creeping in.

Beginners Luck occurs  during the first few days, weeks or months of trading. Beginners are cautious and less greedy initially, they seem to be excited by a few stipend they get.

I am of the opinion that beginners should get less overconfident and try to understand the market and develop a trading system.

Beginners should equally know that loosing trades is still part of the win if you know the reason for the loss. Some one once said anyone who thinks trading is easy has just been trading for 5 minutes.

What’s your opinion  about this? What was your experience,  have you ever had beginners Luck? Is it real or is it superstition?

Samuel Goldenberg Answered question October 8, 2024
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We do know that beginners luck could neither be applied on trading, gambling or any other things on which it will really be that correlated into something that you would really be dealing. It is really that mostly called when you are still a noob or do make out some engagement on few tries and it turned out to have that positive result. For those who are old and see out such situation then they would really be having those thoughts about beginners luck but actually it is really just that coincidence because later on when reality do hits then it will really be something that shows up on whose the one that making up some good
trades and to those who dont have the idea on what are the things that they are dealing into. I dont really believe about superstitious approach or any same situation because luck isnt something that
could really be influenced by something. If you are lucky then you do won but if not then you do lose as simple as that.

Samuel Goldenberg Answered question October 8, 2024
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