Yes it's tough but you just keep going at it and one day you will find the way. It's tedious and stressful and at times depressing but you just keep going, trying one thing after another, one instrument after another until you find the one that works out the best for you. When that doesn't work anymore, you go back to square one and start all over again trying something new until it works then it doesn't again...When you run out of trading capital, you go back to the corporate world and work for several years until you have accumulated enough trading capital then you try to trade again and etc.
This is why it's best to start trading when you are young in your 20's when you don't have a family and kids and in-laws to be responsible for. It's just you, the trading and the world. You don't have a care in the world. When you profit, it's great. When you lost, you just dust yourself off, pick yourself up and start all over again. I tell you when I first started, I traded on a laptop. I used to take the laptop everywhere with me to trade, in the middle of a plaza, in a coffee shop, in a library...I have traded everywhere. Yes I was stressed and at times frustrated with the losses and all but overall I felt free, like outside of the Matrix free!! That's the most enjoyable thing about trading I find.
