More people can go on a diet and lose weight than can learn a trading strategy and become profitable.
More people can go to medical school and become a doctor than can learn a trading strategy and become profitable.
More people can read a book on a subject and know more about said subject than can learn a trading strategy and become profitable.
What similarities do all of these comparatives have, and why do we see such a huge percentages of unprofitable traders?
The answer lies within a false dichotomy of linear expectancy of observed results.
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