Newcomers often imagine that prices will follow a "beautiful" path: after a decline, they will rise straight up, hitting the bottom and then bouncing strongly, with almost no noise or fluctuations. When entering a trade, they expect the market to "move exactly as they want."

But in reality, it's quite the opposite.
Prices do not follow the expectations of the majority, but always:
• fluctuate strongly
• create many small peaks and troughs
• continuously trigger emotions of fear and greed

These noise cycles cause beginners to:
• enter early → get shaken out
• move stop loss → incur large losses, or not stop loss → split accounts, get burned, etc.
• see prices go against them → doubt themselves, panic

Many new traders lose because their psychology is not prepared for how the market truly operates.

Once you understand this, your trading psychology will change significantly:
• no longer rush into trades
• no panic when prices go against you
• no FOMO when prices run strongly
• focus on the process

Learning correctly will turn trading from an emotional game into a systematic activity.
And when your psychology is normalized, performance will naturally improve over time, without having to "gamble" or "hope the market favors you."