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The big "flip coin" discussion in some active threads here do not answer this question.
1) Market is NOT random. Market is pushed by humans - not by coincidence.
2) Movement on any instrument is the SUM of all traders decisions at that very moment.
3) To be a longterm winner in this game we need to get a precise big picture of the traded
instrument and we need to develop a feeling for the unique rhythm of that instrument.
In a casino the the outcome is based on the randomness which you can describe with
some mathematical and statistical analysis. As a casino player you need to control
your bets by money management. Thats all and has little attraction for a real trader.
Per saldo you can not win longterm as a better on lotto or casino events.
I am glad that the markets (future markets in my case) do not compare nor compete with a casino.
That is WHY I am a trader.
