TRADING IS SIMPLE BUT NOT EASY

trading is not as simple as we think because behind the success of a trader there is ups and downs and a long journey and it is not simple but very complicated, from making strategies to conducting periodic evaluations.

sometimes traders only see the simplicity of an analysis only from the feeling even though to determine the entry and also determine the stop loss and profit targets need a long time to think.

Thinking too long to determine the most appropriate conditions for market execution actually makes lost an opportunity, forex must be set on time, no less and no more, this is what makes forex trading not easy.

trading is often considered trivial for traders who like to hang their luck on forex, as if he has mastered the market because he already considers forex to be simple, even though it is not that simple to achieve consistent profits in forex, it requires complexity in everything.

trading is very simple if viewed by a trader who is already proficient and has found a profitable trading formula, but before reaching it he certainly considers trading complex.

First time I know forex, My assuming that forex trading was easy.
finally make a deposit and start trading, initially making a profit, but the longer it keeps losing.
I just realized that forex is not easy, it requires skill to be able to profit.

Many beginner traders consider forex simple and easy, eventually making a loss.
From these losses must be aware that forex is difficult, many things must be learned and mastered to be able to trade forex properly.

Many beginner traders consider forex simple and easy, eventually making a loss.
From these losses must be aware that forex is difficult, many things must be learned and mastered to be able to trade forex properly.

Naturally, if a beginner or a layman considers forex easy, forex does look easy just buy and sell.
all must feel the same.

trading is not as simple as we think because trading is more complex than we imagine, it is proven that beginners often lose and are confused in facing various uncertain market conditions.