High Failure Rate Of Traders – Kashmir Observer
By Irshad Mushtaq
The 95% failure rate of traders in futures and options is a staggering statistic that is often overlooked. Many individuals enter the stock market with the hope of making quick profits, but they fail to realize the importance of gaining experience and education in the field. Emotional and irrational decision-making, along with lack of discipline and risk management, are common pitfalls that lead to potential losses in the volatile stock market.
Instead of seeking the guidance of a professional in the financial industry, many traders rely on hot tips and emotional trading, which only exacerbates the situation. Additionally, trying to save money on brokerage fees can further hinder their success. It is essential to understand that seeking the expertise of an experienced financial professional can provide traders with disciplined trading concepts and help them learn how to manage leverage positions.
While there may be a service fee involved, the potential for increased earnings and invaluable experience make it a worthwhile investment. Continuous education and learning are emphasized over immediate earnings, and Warren Buffet’s advice on the importance of understanding what one is doing reinforces the significance of professional knowledge in achieving financial success.
In conclusion, it is crucial for individuals to understand the reasons behind the high failure rate of traders in futures and options. By seeking the guidance of a professional in the financial industry, learning disciplined trading and risk management, and understanding the importance of continuous education, traders can increase their chances of success in the stock market.
- Author is NISM qualified, Mutual Fund advisor and distributor having experience of 18 years in financial market
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