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Stock Trading - Claude Kramer
1. Is Trading a Socially Accepted Way of Gambling?
There are classic
gambler types: casino gamblers in any of its variants, be it black jack, roulette or slot machine players, poker players, and also sports and horse races gamblers. We’ve seen these types of characters in books, movies, TV shows and, of course, in real life. Because gambling is a common and fun activity where you can win money, but it’s also a very common and serious addiction that can lead to tragic situations such as losing all your material possessions, money, house, car, losing your family, marriage, friends or social life, and ultimately putting your life at risk.
All of that gambling activity doesn’t seem to have much to do with trading in the stock market, which is considered as a more serious activity where skills are involved. Trading is socially considered much more as a way of investing than a way of gambling. Traditionally, trading in the stock market was not associated with compulsive behaviors, although it has always been known that it was a high pressure activity, and with an exceptional adrenaline related to the loss and gain of money that the practice implies. As the activity expands, the number of retail traders also grows and the negative consequences that many of those traders experiment become more and more evident. Lately, attention has begun to be paid to the possibility of considering excessive trading as a type of gambling addiction.
We all have that image of the stock market floor as a crazy packed place with a bunch of men shouting while talking over the phone. The activity has changed a lot with Internet, in the first place, but also with smartphones, zero commission apps like Robinhood and the unusual leverages they allow. The era of communication has lead us to very fast processes, with thousands and thousands of stimulus, a greater access and also many more ways of comparing ourselves and our performances, showing off or just watch live how some Internet celebrity wins a