Don't join trading under pressure

[Rgram]

Trading under pressure has done me more harm than good..
When I started trading I most trade following my emotions and how long a candle has gone to a particular direction thinking they’re FVG’s to be quickly filled and by doing so I surely take loses and thereby trading under the pressure of recovering what’s lost and then go on to lose again..

I’ll advice anyone coming into the trading world to be smart and put knowledge before thinking about investing so when you take a lose you don’t think about a revenge trade

[Rockstarguy]

It really happens in the trading world, many beginners come with big hopes and dreams but they do not know and understand what activity they are doing which ultimately makes them lose a lot of money instead of producing as expected at the beginning.

Basically, always using a rational mindset in responding to everything is an important or even mandatory approach, because everything that is done based on misunderstanding always ends badly, I think it is common knowledge that many traders end up wasting time and money.

Trading is very risky and if you think just having high hopes can make you to trade and make some profit without having understanding of how to trade, then you are taking a big risk that will lead to waste of money.

 Trading shouldn't be what people needs to rely on the mindset of how they feel trading will come out well for them. The outcome of trading depends in what you know about trading, if you have understanding about trading it is possible to make profit in the market but without any knowledge about trading it is not possible to make profit from what you don't know.

[Inwestour]

Trading is very risky and if you think just having high hopes can make you to trade and make some profit without having understanding of how to trade, then you are taking a big risk that will lead to waste of money.

 Trading shouldn't be what people needs to rely on the mindset of how they feel trading will come out well for them. The outcome of trading depends in what you know about trading, if you have understanding about trading it is possible to make profit in the market but without any knowledge about trading it is not possible to make profit from what you don't know.

Trading is a difficult job, and many traders believe that it may take a long time to start making a profit, maybe a year or more, and even this cannot guarantee that everyone will start making money after that. This is the same job and in order to make money you should like it, you should not try to do it just for the sake of making money.

And another very important thing that I learned for myself is that holding bitcoin will most likely bring you more profit than trading, and you will spend much less time, nerves and avoid losing trades, which will be enough in trading.

[KingsDen]

Whenever we want to engage in a new thing, be it;

• Business
• Investment
• Services

We should first endeavor to know the risk level of what we want to involve in. Some business has higher risks than the others, so also are some investments. Trading is one of those that has the highest margin of risk. Trading is very risky and anyone trading or trying to trade should be able to understand and acknowledge this level of risk.
When a newbie trader understands that his/her $500 could vanish in a twinkle of an eye, they will simply advice themselves and apply risk management.
It is because so many newbie traders does not know the risk involved in trading, that is why they put so much into trading with little/no experience.  Most newbie traders who commit this grave blunder simply joined trading by joining random signal groups, from using signals to trade, they will decide to trade themselves and with this procedure, losses are inevitable.

[hero_the_bossman]

Trading under pressure has done me more harm than good..
When I started trading I most trade following my emotions and how long a candle has gone to a particular direction thinking they’re FVG’s to be quickly filled and by doing so I surely take loses and thereby trading under the pressure of recovering what’s lost and then go on to lose again..

I’ll advice anyone coming into the trading world to be smart and put knowledge before thinking about investing so when you take a lose you don’t think about a revenge trade

The head should be cool, not boiling red.

With such mind, you would never enter some positions that would be probably wrong in the end; even though it's hard, it's manageable and is a great target to reach on the way to become a good trader.

[Theupdude]

You captured it really well. Too many people start trading because they heard someone else make it without considering the whole picture, thinking it's a short path to get rich. They overlook the hazards the learning curve presents as well as the mental discipline required to stay in the market. I agree that before ever spending a single dollar, research and good education should take front stage. Long term development and wiping your account in days might truly differ depending on your knowledge of risk management and the workings of the market.

[JiiBs]

You captured it really well. Too many people start trading because they heard someone else make it without considering the whole picture, thinking it's a short path to get rich. They overlook the hazards the learning curve presents as well as the mental discipline required to stay in the market. I agree that before ever spending a single dollar, research and good education should take front stage. Long term development and wiping your account in days might truly differ depending on your knowledge of risk management and the workings of the market.

There really isn’t anyone who would want to trade without having heard or seen someone else having to show that they’ve been successful in trading and got themselves some good living.

Most things that are always not known to many is that; you never can tell if they are exactly telling the truth when they aren’t someone in your locality which is well known to you. Even when they are well known to you, some individuals could be much secretive and would go private on some or their major source of income.

You end up assuming it to be what you know them to be engaged with, pressure yourself into doing the same and end up not archiving the same results as they do. It could really be different sources.

[milewilda]

You captured it really well. Too many people start trading because they heard someone else make it without considering the whole picture, thinking it's a short path to get rich. They overlook the hazards the learning curve presents as well as the mental discipline required to stay in the market. I agree that before ever spending a single dollar, research and good education should take front stage. Long term development and wiping your account in days might truly differ depending on your knowledge of risk management and the workings of the market.

There really isn’t anyone who would want to trade without having heard or seen someone else having to show that they’ve been successful in trading and got themselves some good living.

Most things that are always not known to many is that; you never can tell if they are exactly telling the truth when they aren’t someone in your locality which is well known to you. Even when they are well known to you, some individuals could be much secretive and would go private on some or their major source of income.

You end up assuming it to be what you know them to be engaged with, pressure yourself into doing the same and end up not archiving the same results as they do. It could really be different sources.

People would only be able to see someone when they are already that able to make it through or become successful but its true that we dont able to see on what are those challenges and harship of a particular trader that gone through or pass through before they do achieved out such success. Usually we do able to focus on when it comes to the success or those good things but behind those success then there's no way that you can be able to realize on how hard for someone to sustain and survive of all the challenges on which trading do gives out. Trading isnt a get rich quick scheme on which most newbies be thinking at first. On the time that you've been having these first impressions then this is where usually do end up on having those actions because of too much confidence and having those bad assumptions on what it is. You will definitely be able to learn up things accordingly once you do have that actual experience towards things. Trading is something that could put you on pressure due to market unpredictability and on the moment that you do made out some position and you've seen your bags are on negatives then you do defitely be having that disrupted emotions on which it causing up that kind of little panic or pressure at the moment with those negatives keeps getting deeper. One of the hardest thing that you should developed is on about your emotions on which this is one of the important things that needs up to control and enhanced because once you do fail on doing so then it will be keeping you to get affected with your trading journey or career path.

[Cpt_reader]

Whatever you do in the world, you have to take it with joy or spontaneity. No work is good if you take pressure. You have to take trades not with pressure but with thought. You have to observe the market all the time. Even if the price drops immediately after taking a trade, you should not be afraid, but you have to be patient. You do not trade in a hurry, if you lose, you have to wait for profit, but you cannot sell.

[harapan]

You won't even think about trading under pressure if you are learning to trade the right way. You cannot trade under pressure if you read trading books, have mentors, be a part of peer group of traders. The people who are likely to trade under pressure are those who are greedy and want to make it a get rich schemes. Trading for them is short term and not a long term endeavor.

Even with trading the right way people still want to get that cool cash quick so they hasten up the process to achieve that and end up trading under pressure, so no one is exempted and that's because there are alot of money problems so they think trading can give them the money in no time forgetting that it requires patience. Another thing is seeing that it favours another and you want to go into it as well and end up handicapped under an pressure to do so and lose everything.

[Lida93]

You won't even think about trading under pressure if you are learning to trade the right way. You cannot trade under pressure if you read trading books, have mentors, be a part of peer group of traders. The people who are likely to trade under pressure are those who are greedy and want to make it a get rich schemes. Trading for them is short term and not a long term endeavor.

Almost everyone assumes that trading a short and fastest means to make money (well it looks that way), but the reality you'll only get to know when you get involved. For many the long term endeavour towards making profit is embedded in investment alone but little did they think or know that for you to be a successful trader it's not an overnight attainment but years of consistency (building blocks on your failures and experiences) and hardwork on yourself by learning and relearning...

[reefsea]

Almost everyone assumes that trading a short and fastest means to make money (well it looks that way), but the reality you'll only get to know when you get involved. For many the long term endeavour towards making profit is embedded in investment alone but little did they think or know that for you to be a successful trader it's not an overnight attainment but years of consistency (building blocks on your failures and experiences) and hardwork on yourself by learning and relearning...

What we think at the beginning before knowing trading, will definitely have the same thoughts, so I agree with you. We think we can get profit quickly, even though the reality is not like that and even more difficult than what we imagine.

but after we know and are in it, we understand what is happening here. And usually some people continue and some choose to stop and not infrequently say something negative, such as trading is a scam and so on, that is something I often hear from those who fail and choose to stop.

[Mpamaegbu]

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But my thoughts changed very shortly. It didn't take long to realize that it's all about winning and losing. If I can make money, it is also possible to lose money in a short time. I lost some money and I was sad about it.

You were among the very few who get lucky on their first outing. Sadly, you got too relaxed and over confident as one who had known all the hidden secrets. This industry doesn't like over confident people. It disciplines them. Now that you've realized that losing is a major part of trading and investment, you're on that journey to emotional control. Without control of emotions, it's difficult to succeed in this space. Welcome to the club.

About trading under pressure, it had never gone well. The end result is often losses. Trading is about emotional and psychological control and balance. Without that, no acquired trading skill will yield results.

[Xcode7]

You won't even think about trading under pressure if you are learning to trade the right way. You cannot trade under pressure if you read trading books, have mentors, be a part of peer group of traders. The people who are likely to trade under pressure are those who are greedy and want to make it a get rich schemes. Trading for them is short term and not a long term endeavor.

Even with trading the right way people still want to get that cool cash quick so they hasten up the process to achieve that and end up trading under pressure, so no one is exempted and that's because there are alot of money problems so they think trading can give them the money in no time forgetting that it requires patience. Another thing is seeing that it favours another and you want to go into it as well and end up handicapped under an pressure to do so and lose everything.

When someone wants to get quick profits from the trades they make, of course they will go through the analysis stage before deciding to choose the assets they will trade and this will certainly be very risky for them because they go through the analysis before deciding to trade, patience in trading is certainly needed so that they can know the right time to enter in order to get profit from the trade, so everyone who wants to trade of course they must be able to control themselves so as not to do things that are detrimental to themselves when trading because everyone who wants to trade certainly hopes for profit, so they must be able to do it well in order to make a profit, of course there are many things they must prepare before deciding to trade, don't just see other people can make a profit from their trades then we decide to trade of course that is very wrong.

[Shishir99]

You were among the very few who get lucky on their first outing. Sadly, you got too relaxed and over confident as one who had known all the hidden secrets. This industry doesn't like over confident people. It disciplines them. Now that you've realized that losing is a major part of trading and investment, you're on that journey to emotional control. Without control of emotions, it's difficult to succeed in this space. Welcome to the club.

Yeah, I have been on the forum for a few years and I have seen a lot of people post about their trading journey. yeah, people mostly lose in trading at the beginning and I guess it's normal. Yes, I do feel lucky that at first I was winning in trading without even understanding that it was just pure luck. I had no knowledge of the coin I was trading and I knew nothing about charts.

Yet, I won the first few trades and made some profit. But as I said, when I started losing, I realized that losing is something to obvious in trading and I should be ready to lose. It's been a few years now and I know how trading works.

[Rockstarguy]

Whenever we want to engage in a new thing, be it;

• Business
• Investment
• Services

We should first endeavor to know the risk level of what we want to involve in. Some business has higher risks than the others, so also are some investments. Trading is one of those that has the highest margin of risk. Trading is very risky and anyone trading or trying to trade should be able to understand and acknowledge this level of risk.
When a newbie trader understands that his/her $500 could vanish in a twinkle of an eye, they will simply advice themselves and apply risk management.
It is because so many newbie traders does not know the risk involved in trading, that is why they put so much into trading with little/no experience.  Most newbie traders who commit this grave blunder simply joined trading by joining random signal groups, from using signals to trade, they will decide to trade themselves and with this procedure, losses are inevitable.

The reason why most people fail to get understanding about trading is just because greed and they want to make money quick. Most beginners assume trading is what they can get into and make some profit. Some get the basic understanding but it is not enough to manage the risk that is in trading. Ignorance is always not far from beginners and whatever they think about something they just feel that is what it is, but having understanding it reveals what trading is all about and it will make one to be very conscious to get better understanding of trading. Ignorance is always the problem of beginners and it always come along with greed.

[Ishicryptic]

You won't even think about trading under pressure if you are learning to trade the right way. You cannot trade under pressure if you read trading books, have mentors, be a part of peer group of traders. The people who are likely to trade under pressure are those who are greedy and want to make it a get rich schemes. Trading for them is short term and not a long term endeavor.

Almost everyone assumes that trading a short and fastest means to make money (well it looks that way), but the reality you'll only get to know when you get involved. For many the long term endeavour towards making profit is embedded in investment alone but little did they think or know that for you to be a successful trader it's not an overnight attainment but years of consistency (building blocks on your failures and experiences) and hardwork on yourself by learning and relearning...

Trading under pressure to make fast money is a wrong concept, I have seen many newbies that rush into trading because they heard somebody on social media that tells them how they made so much money in trading. Due to the high rate of unemployment in my country many young graduates are looking for skills that they will aquire and be making so much money. They will listen to the many misleading information about how they can make a lot of money within a very short time on trading, they wouldn't know that there is higher chances of losing a lot of money on the same short time. The hard truth is that trading is not a get rich quick scheme, you need to learn the technical and fundamental aspects of analysis before starting and don't let greed and pressure for quick profits to dictate your trade.