S slow Newbie Messages 2 Likes 0 Jul 6, 2008 #1 hi everyone, being the one who considers starting trading , I have one question in mind : is there any statistics on what percentage of traders became loosers and winners is there any chance of becoming long term success ? greetings to You all slow
hi everyone, being the one who considers starting trading , I have one question in mind : is there any statistics on what percentage of traders became loosers and winners is there any chance of becoming long term success ? greetings to You all slow
Trader333 Moderator Messages 8,753 Likes 1,026 Jul 6, 2008 #2 There is a lot of figures about this. The general view is that the number of people losing is between 80% and 95% That means you have between a 5% and 20% of success. Paul
There is a lot of figures about this. The general view is that the number of people losing is between 80% and 95% That means you have between a 5% and 20% of success. Paul
foredog Experienced member Messages 1,879 Likes 314 Jul 6, 2008 #3 Does it matter about the percentages? If it is alleged that 95% of people fail at trading does that mean you shouldn't try? What if it was 92%? If it was only 22% fail would you try? You could still be in that 22%??? This is not meant as a slight at anyone just a thought......................
Does it matter about the percentages? If it is alleged that 95% of people fail at trading does that mean you shouldn't try? What if it was 92%? If it was only 22% fail would you try? You could still be in that 22%??? This is not meant as a slight at anyone just a thought......................