At the risk of sounding condescending, it's easy if you make money, hard if you lose it.
Some take to it easier than others, like anything in life, be it sport or mathematics or art or etc.
For the not so talented though, learning to trade is a slow and arduous process that is both emotionally taxing and financially testing.
If you don't lose every last penny you have, or indeed your mind, before learning how to be consistently profitable, congratulations, your journey has been a pleasant one.
Many give up after an account blow out, or some times considerably sooner. The ones who usually make it are simply those who want it the most and can devote every waking minute of their day to attaining their goal.
I've not met many who fall into the former category.
Some take to it easier than others, like anything in life, be it sport or mathematics or art or etc.
For the not so talented though, learning to trade is a slow and arduous process that is both emotionally taxing and financially testing.
If you don't lose every last penny you have, or indeed your mind, before learning how to be consistently profitable, congratulations, your journey has been a pleasant one.
Many give up after an account blow out, or some times considerably sooner. The ones who usually make it are simply those who want it the most and can devote every waking minute of their day to attaining their goal.
I've not met many who fall into the former category.

