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Thinking that full-time trading is freedom is actually a harsher workplace. The boss is the market, salary depends on luck, and mistakes can wipe out your capital. Today's content is to discourage all traders who are considering quitting without a backup plan.

The three harsh truths about full-time trading,
Firstly, without a stable cash flow, a single liquidation could mean not even being able to pay the rent.

Second, if you are doing short-term trading, watching the market at the opening, reviewing at the closing to make a trading plan, it may be more exhausting than working a job.
Third, loneliness can destroy your judgment. When you are losing, there is no one to talk to. You think you are chasing your dreams, but in fact, you are gambling with your life.

Look at those successful professional traders; either trading itself is their job, or they have endured many years, paying countless tuition fees, and finally welcomed a turning point. As for ordinary people, they stare at the market during the day with shaky hands, and at night they lose sleep reviewing their trades, only to find their accounts might end up at zero. Their resumes are empty after many years, and when they want to re-enter the workforce, they find it hard to integrate. If you really want to walk this path, first pass the three tests:
1 Persist in continuous profit for two years.
2 life can withstand three years without income.
3. Family supports you 100%. Remember, trading is a practice, not a shortcut; 80% of people are more suited to treating trading as a side job. Do you still want to quit your job to trade? Let's talk about it together.