Why It Sounds Convincing
Some courses make trading sound like a regular salary: follow a method, spend an hour each day and earn a fixed amount. That's an appealing idea.
The Missing Context
Markets don't pay salaries. Prices can move unexpectedly, and even skilled traders have losing days. Brokerage, taxes and other costs reduce what you keep. Studies published by India's market regulator, SEBI, have found that a large share of individual intraday and derivatives traders lose money. That doesn't mean nobody earns from trading. It means you should be suspicious of someone promising the same profit every day. Screenshots of winning trades tell you very little if losing trades are left out. Trying to earn a fixed amount every day can also push you into unnecessary trades and lead to bigger losses.
Check Before You Believe It
Ask for a long, independently verifiable record that includes losses and all costs, not a few successful trades. Know how much you can lose and how you'd handle that loss. Never risk money set aside for rent, bills or emergencies to meet a daily trading target.
Quick Takeaway
Trading can be profitable, but a fixed daily income is never assured.