Correct, of course, but let me tell you, as a psychologist, that no matter how many times you say it, whether you re-word it completely or simply re-state it in the same words, most people are going to ignore it most of the time: it’s more comfortable, more convivial and more social to try to learn online, and most people prefer it. That’s why the overall success-rates are tiny.
Never mind that they (obviously, through absolutely no fault of their own) can’t possibly distinguish between information and misinformation. Never mind that 90% of what they read is misinformation. Never mind that 90% of people fail, through depending on it. People don’t want to step outside their comfort zones. That’s why the overall success-rates are tiny.
People want to look in forums. Never mind that hardly anyone posting in forums about forex trading is making a living from forex trading. That’s why the overall success-rates are tiny.
People want to look at Youtube. Never mind that nobody who can trade consistently profitably would be spending their time posting videos on Youtube. That’s why the overall success-rates are tiny.
People don’t want to have to read textbooks. To become successful in a field in which 90% of aspirants fail to become successful, you need to be willing to do different things that 90% of people aren’t willing to do. That’s why the overall success-rates are tiny.
I’ll stop now, because I’d hate anyone to imagine that I sound like Mark Douglas. 
