The general rule is that exceptional performance requires both natural talent and hard work to realize its potential. If the innate skill is lacking, hard work may provide proficiency, but not excellence
.Virtually anyone can become a net profitable trader
,but only a few have the inborn talent to become super traders
! For this reason, it may be possible to teach trading success, but only up to a point. Be realistic in your goals.
To have an edge, you must have a method. The type of method is not important, but having one is critical-and, of course
, the method must have an edge Shortcuts rarely lead to trading success
. Developing your own approach requires research, observation, and thought. Expect the process to take lots of time and hard work. Expect many dead ends and multiple failures before you find a successful trading approach that is right for you. Remember that you are playing against tens of thousands of professionals. Why should you be any better ? If it were that easy, there would be a lot more millionaire traders.