Kardec Trader describes the emotional rollercoaster of early trading: the urge to quit after losses, wild swings between confidence and doubt, and wondering if your wins are skill or luck. Nearly every trader hits this wall at the start.
If you haven't tried to quit trading at least 55,000 times, you're not a real trader. Every trader I've met always talks about this. They're like, yeah, I wanted to quit. I wanted to quit. Especially in your early days. Obviously, once you achieve a level of success, at a certain point, it changes. But in your early days, every trader hits that roadblock. I've hit that roadblock so many times where I was like, I don't think trading's for me. We lose money. I don't think it's for me. You'll have a week of making a good amount of money. And after you make a good amount of money, you go through a trading slump, and you're like, I think I got lucky. I think the past two months, I've gotten market.
