Are you excited when you see 'making money through trading'? But to be honest, this field is not something everyone can handle. Today, I’m going to share my thoughts: who is more suitable for trading and what pitfalls should be avoided!

Many people think that 'a calm personality can succeed in trading', but from my experience, personality alone is not enough in the market! Even if you are usually calm, you will panic when faced with fluctuations when you first enter the market—I remember when I first traded contracts, my hands shook at the sight of account fluctuations, and I couldn't control the urge to 'take a gamble'. In fact, regardless of personality, entering the market will refine you, and ultimately develop a mindset of 'not panicking at rises and falls', which is much more effective than being born calm!
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Compared to personality, these two 'hard conditions' are more critical. If you don't meet them, be cautious!​
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The first is time! From being a novice to being able to trade without losses, it takes at least a year. During this time, you need to watch the market every day and summarize patterns; it's not something that can be managed in 'spare time'. I once knew a working professional who was exhausted after work but still forced himself to watch the market, and as a result, he not only didn't make money but also ruined his health—this industry is too competitive; dreaming of being a '10% winner' with fragmented time is basically unrealistic!
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The second is financial condition! If you are short on money and want to rely on trading to 'make ends meet', let me give you some advice: absolutely do not come in! I've seen people come in with debts, getting more anxious as they lose, eventually leading to a total loss, and their mindset collapses, making everything worse. But if you have spare money that losing a bit won't affect your life, then you can stabilize and explore—when I started, I only used a small amount of spare money; even if I made mistakes, I could learn from the experience without being pressured to make hasty trades. ​
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Of course, not having the conditions doesn't mean you can't do it! Those who want to enter the field can gradually prepare: first, find a light job at home to earn some backup funds and reduce financial pressure; save on expenses to free up time for learning. I started by working as a home customer service for six months, saved enough spare money, and then made time to watch the market, slowly figuring things out. ​
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In fact, trading isn't as mysterious as it seems; the key is not to rush in blindly. First, establish a foundation of 'time + funds' for yourself, and then take it step by step. As long as you are willing to persevere, when you can steadily make a profit, you will realize that all the previous efforts were worth it!​
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