Nadia Sohail

Trading: A Game of Luck or Skill?
Many people enter trading believing it’s a game of luck—one good entry, one lucky candle, and profits will follow. In reality, luck does play a role, but only for a very short time.
In the short term, markets can reward random decisions. A beginner might enter a trade without analysis and still make money. This creates a dangerous illusion: “I’m good at this.” But over time, the market exposes luck. What luck gives, the market eventually takes back.
Professional traders know this truth:
👉 Luck decides individual trades, but skill decides long-term results.
Markets are driven by uncertainty—news, emotions, macro events, whales, and algorithms. No strategy wins 100% of the time. Even the best traders face losses. Where they differ is risk management, discipline, and consistency.
If trading were pure luck:
Everyone would be profitable
No one would blow accounts
Experience wouldn’t matter
But reality proves otherwise.
Successful trading is about:
Managing losses when luck goes against you
Letting winners run when luck is on your side
Following a plan even when emotions say otherwise
Luck may open the door, but only skill keeps you in the game.
In the end, trading isn’t gambling—
It’s a probability business where patience beats hope,
and discipline beats luck. 📈🎯#WriteToEarnUpgrade $BNB