Trading IS gambling.
Simply put it is gambling, if you’re not running your process, your data in the background. Because each time you press buy or sell, it is gambling. You have no possible way to know, and there is no way to tell when, and where price will go. (1)
Because there is simply no scientific way of predicting what is happening in this current moment. It is an infinite loop, that coagulates the marketplace into a whirlpool of unexplainable uncertainty, thus rendering any single speculatory activity pure gambling.
Trading IS gambling.
Simply put it is gambling, if you’re not running your process, your data in the background. Because each time you press buy or sell, it is gambling. You have no possible way to know, and there is no way to tell when, and where price will go. (1)
And you can see this can quickly transform into a so-called domino-effect, that will have its own impact on the marketplace, again, in the current moment. This cycle repeats every unit of time that I keep calling current moment. (7)