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Originally Posted by metal
I dont have to read anyone's posts. There is no difference between forex and gambling. Both have an unpredictable outcome. Remember the old Shakespear addage about the name and the rose. 
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Did you mean to say '.....between
trading and gambling...', forex is a market.
Metal, the clue is in the name, trading = trade, gambling = gamble. I know, subtle isn't it, right up there with chalk and cheese!
Trading forex is the ultimate retail business, it's simply buying and selling a product and making a % profit. There is very little overhead, no expensive retail premises, no stock, no staff, no advertising, no hefty insurance premiums, no pilferage, it's every retailers dream, and if you work from home there's no travelling expenses or hours spent in traffic jams!
Just like any retail trade there will always be the reckless who want to make a fast buck in a business they know nothing about or have no experience of, they make impulse purchases without any planning or thought, those are the gamblers. An astute businessman knows his product, knows when to take a calculated risk and knows when to accept his losses or take his profit.
If you're saying
all retailers are gamblers then fine, that's your opinion and you're entitled to it, but singling out trading forex just because you lost money trying to gamble in it makes no logical sense.
Have fun!
Mick