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What changed for me is not trying to get rich quick. I had profitable days that turned into losing days because I didn’t hit the number I wanted. That’s just crazy. Compounding is amazing. Adding 10% daily and consistently is the real get rich quick scheme.

They quit because their bank roll can’t support their risk tolerance. The charts are kind of irrelevant to that.

Charts are just a tool; it's the mental game that breaks most traders. It's the emotional rollercoaster, the discipline, and sticking to a plan when things go sideways. Many blow up because their bankroll can't handle their risk or they can't handle the stress. Focus on a solid trading plan and emotional resilience, not just chart patterns.

Only thing that's changes is I ve gotten better and better. Started in June last year. Green every month. The only times I made bad trades were when i got impatient or when I got greedy and didn't take profit. Lessons learnt. Refining my process in an excel everyday.

Most people get into trading because of influencers or to get rich quick. Low entry barriers & thousands of YouTubers claiming to have the holy grail with guaranteed success make a person lose objectivity. The dopamine hit during profits make people addicted. What helped me were:
1) Simple play book
2) strict risk management
3) hobbies that help me stay away from markets during days when there is no setup
4) low expectations like 3-4% per month

I get what you mean. I went through the same phase, learning more wasn’t fixing anything because the real issue wasn’t knowledge, it was clarity.

What helped was having a clear system to review myself. Using a proper journaling tool SuperTrader (instead of manual notes) made the patterns obvious: when I overtraded, when emotions kicked in, and which sessions were just draining my account. Once that was visible, the mental load reduced a lot.

When you can see the problem clearly, the frustration eases and progress starts to make sense again.

Most people who get rich from the stock market have done the following:

* Concentrated their focus, efforts and money on a single investment that paid off
* Doubled down when things started to look promising
* Held on until a breakthrough occurred
* Kept part of their initial investment as a core holding and used the rest to diversify and establish a higher standard of living