A short spoken monologue (from Kardec Trader) arguing that many modern traders disrespect trading by treating it like a quick, button-clicking way to make money. The speaker compares amateur expectations to an untrained person attempting surgery, saying trading requires serious study and respect for those who devote years to the craft.
I didn't respect trading, and I see a lot of traders do that nowadays, but they don't respect the game. Like, they expect to wake up, open the collapsible, press two buttons, and make money. And I'm like, you're disrespecting people that take this craft very, very seriously. It's the same thing as me trying to go and perform surgery on someone having no education, no experience, the whole thing, and performing surgery and expecting to do it. Well, I am now essentially disrespecting the person that spent tens of years in school. Same thing as traders. If you're going into this industry, you open up your laptop and you click a few buttons and you expect to make money. And I don't mean this in a respectful way. I hope.
