How could two phrases sound so similar, but yet be so different?
I think we need to look differences between the context of each phrase.
When I describe the idea of trading being simple, what I really mean is that itshould be effortless. The word effortless is defined by Merriam-Webster Dictionary as:
I believe that good traders are able to trade the markets effortlessly – it’s simple to them. But getting to the point of doing anything effortlessly is noteasy. In fact, it’s really hard. A good analogy would be describing an athletes ability to perform his or her skill. If we took two people – one being a person who runs two miles everyday versus a person who hasn’t ran for the past two months, who will have the easier time running one mile? The answer is simple of course. The person who runs everyday will be able to run one mile easily – it will be effortless to them. However, the person who hasn’t ran in two months will find it extremely hard to and likely have to take breaks in-between so that he or she can finish.
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