Retail day trading lacks information and execution advantages, essentially resembling gambling; high-frequency trading, even with self-discipline, will be eliminated by 'mathematics,' and significant losses often occur after major wins. Transitioning to low-frequency trading, capturing significant market movements and promptly taking profits, along with setting quarterly trading limits and penalties, is essential to preserve profits. Adolescents are misled by charts and courses, treating 'systems' as skills and continuously betting, ultimately exhausting themselves in the market. Making money through trading is not difficult; the challenge lies in maintaining profits over the long term; true victory is retaining money rather than experiencing fleeting wealth.
