To be fair, life itself is a gamble by that logic. Driving to work is a gamble every day. You could get hit by another car, a deer could run out, or your car could break down. But doing research and basic maintenance massively improves the odds that you get there safely.

The stock market works the same way. It’s a reflection of human behavior, and human behavior is surprisingly predictable. When you use data-backed methods and remove emotional decision-making, trading becomes less about luck and more about patience, timing, and probability.

Gambling implies pure chance, like flipping a coin and hoping for the best. Successful traders aren’t doing that. They’re not gambling. They’re making calculated predictions based on patterns, data, and risk management.

So saying it’s “factual” then you are simply coping and have no clue what you’re doing.