Difference between gambling and trading..

[pieppiep]

Trading and gambling are two completely different things. Trading is an activity that involves investing in various currencies to make money. It involves buying and selling financial assets such as stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies with the aim of making a profit. And it involves analyzing and investing in a currency based on various strategies and your own knowledge. And on the other hand, gambling is an activity where one takes risks in the hope of potential profit, but without any reasonable expectation of profit. And I think there is a big difference between the two.

It is true that both seem to involve risk, but the methods and intention behind the actions are significantly distinct. Saying that trading is all about weaving a lucky moment it would be incorrect since trading involves calculations, analysis of tendencies and a very carefully selected risk. The corresponding points generated the results can support any decision made in trading for several purposes or reasons. However, gambling depends on many chances and very often does not have a subject to prognosis. Both can be profitable depending on the context while the techniques involved and the ways through which it occurs may differ in trading we are in a position to have a better control and risks involved.

[DragonF]

The difference between trading and gambling is clear. Though they may appear similar on the surface because both involve risk, money, and the possibility of gains and losses, they are clearly distinct. Trading requires a high level of skill to be profitable. A trader who is consistent, knowledgeable, and disciplined can profit from trading in the long run.

On the other hand, in gambling, even when the gambler has demonstrated great knowledge and conducted extensive research on the games, winning is not guaranteed because gambling is designed in such a way that it is always unpredictable and based on luck, with no room for skill because the odds are always stacked against the gambler, implying that the bookies are ahead of the gambler. 

[Chilwell]

             What do you think?? Share your own opinion.

Gambling and trading are two different things. They are not related to each other in any way. based on my understanding Gamble means play for chance or based on luck. But, Traders trade based on competence, strategy, risk management, and maximising of profits.

[pieppiep]

The difference between trading and gambling is clear. Though they may appear similar on the surface because both involve risk, money, and the possibility of gains and losses, they are clearly distinct. Trading requires a high level of skill to be profitable. A trader who is consistent, knowledgeable, and disciplined can profit from trading in the long run.

On the other hand, in gambling, even when the gambler has demonstrated great knowledge and conducted extensive research on the games, winning is not guaranteed because gambling is designed in such a way that it is always unpredictable and based on luck, with no room for skill because the odds are always stacked against the gambler, implying that the bookies are ahead of the gambler.

There are always some risks and returns associated with trading and gambling which has led some people to think that trading is just like gambling, but as far as the structure is concerned it is not. Simply, in trading we are not barren of guides to make a wise decision such as using technical analysis, historical data showing the prices fluctuations, and even the user may be aware of the conditions in the market that leads to the prices. This gives the Akan stage a great advantage since it allows for correction and changes whenever the outcome is not as desired. In gambling however, most games are very unsuitable for the players as the main intention is to defeat the player every time. It is natural that the result can make the feeling that successfully gambling is felt to be more difficult to control even if we have armed ourselves with knowledge about the rules of gambling.

[DragonF]

There are always some risks and returns associated with trading and gambling which has led some people to think that trading is just like gambling, but as far as the structure is concerned it is not. Simply, in trading we are not barren of guides to make a wise decision such as using technical analysis, historical data showing the prices fluctuations, and even the user may be aware of the conditions in the market that leads to the prices. This gives the Akan stage a great advantage since it allows for correction and changes whenever the outcome is not as desired. In gambling however, most games are very unsuitable for the players as the main intention is to defeat the player every time. It is natural that the result can make the feeling that successfully gambling is felt to be more difficult to control even if we have armed ourselves with knowledge about the rules of gambling.

It is the risk involved in trading that makes people even consider trading as gambling. The potential to lose money is the same as it is in gambling but then decisions in trading are important to influence trading and guarantee profit. Like you siad, a trader can consider historical data, price fluctuation and changes in the market structure to make informed trading decision and even make adjustment to these decisions if the outcome is not as expected but when it comes to gambling no kind of decision or strategy can make him win. However, what gamblers do is to protect their finance from ruin by trying not to chase losses or gamble will an amount they are not prepared to lose.

[pieppiep]

There are always some risks and returns associated with trading and gambling which has led some people to think that trading is just like gambling, but as far as the structure is concerned it is not. Simply, in trading we are not barren of guides to make a wise decision such as using technical analysis, historical data showing the prices fluctuations, and even the user may be aware of the conditions in the market that leads to the prices. This gives the Akan stage a great advantage since it allows for correction and changes whenever the outcome is not as desired. In gambling however, most games are very unsuitable for the players as the main intention is to defeat the player every time. It is natural that the result can make the feeling that successfully gambling is felt to be more difficult to control even if we have armed ourselves with knowledge about the rules of gambling.

It is the risk involved in trading that makes people even consider trading as gambling. The potential to lose money is the same as it is in gambling but then decisions in trading are important to influence trading and guarantee profit. Like you siad, a trader can consider historical data, price fluctuation and changes in the market structure to make informed trading decision and even make adjustment to these decisions if the outcome is not as expected but when it comes to gambling no kind of decision or strategy can make him win. However, what gamblers do is to protect their finance from ruin by trying not to chase losses or gamble will an amount they are not prepared to lose.

You are partly correct though trading is more or less similar to gambling since both activities have risk involved. In trading, there are still options such as stopping, waiting, as well as, changing strategies depending on the gathered information. Both may often give a reflection of the next step even when one lose it. In gambling, there is no certainty, and there is no factor that gives a better chance of a guess. In other words, trading is not about trying to be as close to the truth as possible but of how far you can limit the outside influences and emotions within one self. It is where the most apparent variation can be observed and that is why trading is one thing that cannot be mastered totally.

[DavetJack]

We see that many people say that gambling and trading are the same. If that were the case, then what we see is that trading is based on a person's own knowledge. To become a professional investor, he has to overcome various obstacles and acquire various skills and find his success. And he has to pay attention to various social media and he has to gain a lot of knowledge so that when he wants to invest in a currency, he can analyze it well and invest in it, and so that he can profit from it.


But I think gambling is completely different from investing. Because it depends only on your luck. And as far as I know, there is no specific strategy that can be used to make a profit here. Maybe some profit can be made based on some time but most of the time you have to lose here and every bet puts you at risk.

             What do you think?? Share your own opinion.

I think trading and gambling are not the same. Trading needs learning, research, and good decisions. You have to study the market to make money. But gambling is mostly about luck. You can win or lose fast, and there's no sure way to win. So yeah, both are risky, but trading is more about skill, and gambling is more about chance.

Yes, there is a lot of difference between trading and gambling. Again, many say that the two are the same. But they should probably think that gambling depends on the luck of the gambler. It is never possible for him to profit with any strategy and his own knowledge. And if we look at trading, it never depends on his luck, but he has to create his own knowledge from the basic things that are in the training. If someone enters trading for the first time and does not have any idea about it, then he will definitely lose there. And if he enters gambling, whether he is new or old, he can profit from his luck there. So I mean there is a lot of difference between winning and trading, which is never the same.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Yes, there is a lot of difference between trading and gambling. Again, many say that the two are the same. But they should probably think that gambling depends on the luck of the gambler. It is never possible for him to profit with any strategy and his own knowledge. And if we look at trading, it never depends on his luck, but he has to create his own knowledge from the basic things that are in the training. If someone enters trading for the first time and does not have any idea about it, then he will definitely lose there. And if he enters gambling, whether he is new or old, he can profit from his luck there. So I mean there is a lot of difference between winning and trading, which is never the same.

I also believe that trading should be done knowingly, with knowledge, without knowledge it is just giving in to luck and in trading it is not good to jump into that option, in games it is different, the game will always depend mostly on luck, even if we have the best strategies of all it is not a guarantee that we will win, I think that is the biggest difference between trading and games.

[UNIVERSE]

We see that many people say that gambling and trading are the same.

It is very small people who said that trading is the same as gambling. As far as I know, most people agree that they are different. Everyone knows that gambling is luck-based thing, meanwhile trading is knowledge-based thing. It is totally different, gambling doesn't need anything (just prepare money and play the games).

But I think gambling is completely different from investing. Because it depends only on your luck. And as far as I know, there is no specific strategy that can be used to make a profit here.

True, most gambling games rely on the luck. But there are some gambling games that need specific skills. However, they also need luck to win it. For any gambling games, luck is surely needed. yes, there is no certain strategy once the luck has a bigger role.

[pieppiep]

I also believe that trading should be done knowingly, with knowledge, without knowledge it is just giving in to luck and in trading it is not good to jump into that option, in games it is different, the game will always depend mostly on luck, even if we have the best strategies of all it is not a guarantee that we will win, I think that is the biggest difference between trading and games.

It is correct to say that trading is mostly about getting information hence the need to commission a thorough research. If there is no relevant foundation then the decisions made turn out to be more of relying on guess work and thus counts as being a negative impact. Trading is more controllable and more meSPAM BANble when it comes to risks which differentiates it from games where even if much of a strategy have been put up, the final result can barely be influenced. Hence, in the case of trading, it becomes mandatory to putting the effort in order to gain the knowledge that is needed to achieve long-term success, it is opposite to the games where luck considerably matters.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Hence, in the case of trading, it becomes mandatory to putting the effort in order to gain the knowledge that is needed to achieve long-term success, it is opposite to the games where luck considerably matters.

Knowledge will always be the basis for trading, Without knowledge there is nothing, that is why trading makes the difference with respect to the game , the Game if knowledge , Strategies of everything can be applied, but basically trading if the bases of technical and fundamental Analysis are met and all that is translated into knowledge People should not see the game the same as trading nor trading as the game because people who have experienced such things, because they lose money.

[Igebotz]

Knowledge will always be the basis for trading, Without knowledge there is nothing, that is why trading makes the difference with respect to the game , the Game if knowledge , Strategies of everything can be applied, but basically trading if the bases of technical and fundamental Analysis are met and all that is translated into knowledge People should not see the game the same as trading nor trading as the game because people who have experienced such things, because they lose money.

I agree. No trader can make good trading decisions without knowledge, as knowledge is the foundation of successful trading. There are numerous factors involved in trading, so in order for a trader to profit from trading, he or she must first learn the fundamentals of trading.

This is significant because making a profit becomes easier when the trader understands the trading. I believe that knowledge is what distinguishes trading from gambling, as no amount of knowledge can result in profit in gambling.

[DavetJack]

Yes, there is a lot of difference between trading and gambling. Again, many say that the two are the same. But they should probably think that gambling depends on the luck of the gambler. It is never possible for him to profit with any strategy and his own knowledge. And if we look at trading, it never depends on his luck, but he has to create his own knowledge from the basic things that are in the training. If someone enters trading for the first time and does not have any idea about it, then he will definitely lose there. And if he enters gambling, whether he is new or old, he can profit from his luck there. So I mean there is a lot of difference between winning and trading, which is never the same.

I also believe that trading should be done knowingly, with knowledge, without knowledge it is just giving in to luck and in trading it is not good to jump into that option, in games it is different, the game will always depend mostly on luck, even if we have the best strategies of all it is not a guarantee that we will win, I think that is the biggest difference between trading and games.

However, we have seen that there are many who treat trading and gambling in the same way and in many places. We almost all know that trading is something that someone who is new to it or does not know any strategy can never make a profit or face losses. And even if someone is new to gambling, they can make a profit or lose, but it depends entirely on luck. And I have seen posts about this in many places where they say that gambling and trading are the same and there is no difference between them. But I think those who say this have no idea about crypto currency or they have never analyzed it inside. They may or may not know that if they invest here, they may or may not make a profit depending on luck. So I think if someone wants to talk about a topic, they should analyze it well or pay attention to whether it is really correct or not.

[UNIVERSE]

No trader can make good trading decisions without knowledge, as knowledge is the foundation of successful trading. There are numerous factors involved in trading, so in order for a trader to profit from trading, he or she must first learn the fundamentals of trading.

This is significant because making a profit becomes easier when the trader understands the trading. I believe that knowledge is what distinguishes trading from gambling, as no amount of knowledge can result in profit in gambling.

You're right. Knowledge is one of the matters that differentiates between trading and gambling. In trading, we can't do it properly if we have no knowledge. We even can't make the right decision if we have no knowledge. How we can choose trading strategy if we have no knowledge? We also can't do analysis, both fundamental and technical analysis. So, knowledge is a must in trading. Meanwhile in gambling, we can play the games without good knowledge. We even don't need any knowledge when we play the luck-based games (slots, dice, roulette, lotteries). We only need to understand how to play it and it is quite easy.

[LUCKMCFLY]

However, we have seen that there are many who treat trading and gambling in the same way and in many places.

Well those who believe in that have to be Aware that the moment the system gives them a clear welcome to reality, that is to say if they see trading as if it were a game then they will lose money , and well that will be a sufficient warning of loss , then I think that reality will make them think differently because nobody likes to lose money, I think that will be the only way that you will start to Change the way you trade, and those who only think that the game is based on pretenses will realize that it is just luck.