Loss in trading

[aervin11]

Losing money on trading IF you buy it higher than your selling price. No matter how much your coins dip, if you don't sell, it would never be a loss. Unless the project is a crap and the team is brilliantly lazy, better stop the bleeding. Fundamentals can help you.

[@Mhaiang]

Everyone has no control on trading, we cannot predict the future of an altcoins we are trading at. But only if we just consider some things like its movement in the coin market cap, then we will know if we will loss or win.

[herurist]

I am a newbie, I just want to ask how exactly are you losing your money in trading? Can anybody explain how you lose your money in trading? Correct me if I'm wrong I just think that when you buy high but you sell it in low price I think you lose, right? What if you you buy it at a higher price then the price falls on the next days or week will you loss something? What if you'll just hold for it and wait for the price to bounce back? Thanks for your opinions! ☺️

Every one has loss something in trading field, such as money, time and their health. People will sacrifice everything they have to get their goal, that's natural. Before start trading, we need to know about the risk and try practice. Some people ignore it because they believe profit is the main and practice also risk is collateral damage. If you buy at a higher price then the price falls on the next day, you'll not loss anything until decides to sell it. Keep hold it and wait until the price comes up again, just patience and good luck to you.

[Xoxoooo]

I am a newbie, I just want to ask how exactly are you losing your money in trading? Can anybody explain how you lose your money in trading? Correct me if I'm wrong I just think that when you buy high but you sell it in low price I think you lose, right? What if you you buy it at a higher price then the price falls on the next days or week will you loss something? What if you'll just hold for it and wait for the price to bounce back? Thanks for your opinions! ☺️

i think. when you see the price plummet.you will be psychological panic.you will sell it lower than the price you buy.that is when you lose money.

[seoincorporation]

To feel lost in trading is normal when you are new in this world. We are impatient creatures, we need profits now, just now. There is the biggest problem with investments, and trading: they need too much patience. Is just that: try to boy when prices are low or seems to be getting as low as can be. Then, wait, wait, wait, be patient, do not despair, for, surely, it is going to grow again.

Panic selling makes a lot of people rich. People who have the necessary patience to stay, to hold till the prices reach the point of interest.
Selling when you don’t have any profits is never going to be wise. So hold, hold and patiently wait should be your motto.

[coinscircle]

Well you will only lose the money you put in trading if you sell it at a loss, meaning your purchased value is higher than your selling value. The only way you will earn is when you sold it at higher price. Also you won't lose anything even if the following day it gets a lower price as long as you don't sell it, you will only be incurring what it's called as a paper loss.

I think your opinion is correct, when you buy at high prices but due to lack of experience discounted experience at the lower price so you will lose your business capital. You have not sold yet, but you also need to set yourself a cut loss to preserve capital. If you keep waiting for the price up for sale, what you buy will not be worth anymore, then you will lose more money only.

[elbimbo012]

I am a newbie, I just want to ask how exactly are you losing your money in trading? Can anybody explain how you lose your money in trading? Correct me if I'm wrong I just think that when you buy high but you sell it in low price I think you lose, right? What if you you buy it at a higher price then the price falls on the next days or week will you loss something? What if you'll just hold for it and wait for the price to bounce back? Thanks for your opinions! ☺️

If you buy coin and the following day prices are falling it means you are temporarily  losing your investment that is what you call paper loss it would be a real loss when you sold your coins for a loss. But if you think your coin has a brighter future you can hold it for a long term and sold once price is above your purchase price so you may gain in your investment

[cepedacharles]

In trading, there are many ways of loosing, first is when the preice suddenly drop too fast, and we don't have enough bravery to hold for long term so we accepted to sell with a cheaper price, so we accept to have less profit than befor. the second situation is when the we sell to low and buy back too high, in this case we don't even have any profit at all buy loosing money to buy back.

[poplolnman]

To feel lost in trading is normal when you are new in this world. We are impatient creatures, we need profits now, just now. There is the biggest problem with investments, and trading: they need too much patience. Is just that: try to boy when prices are low or seems to be getting as low as can be. Then, wait, wait, wait, be patient, do not despair, for, surely, it is going to grow again.

Panic selling makes a lot of people rich. People who have the necessary patience to stay, to hold till the prices reach the point of interest.
Selling when you don’t have any profits is never going to be wise. So hold, hold and patiently wait should be your motto.

Sometimes cut your losses are necessary, it's not always good to fight against the trends, it's a storm that you can't afford to fight with. Holding a promising coin that offers you huge gains might could be worth wit its huge support, but when it comes to something like a new altcoin I think you have to reconsider your actions, it could get disappeared and your investment turned into nothing.

[Cotton Candy]

I am a newbie, I just want to ask how exactly are you losing your money in trading? Can anybody explain how you lose your money in trading? Correct me if I'm wrong I just think that when you buy high but you sell it in low price I think you lose, right? What if you you buy it at a higher price then the price falls on the next days or week will you loss something? What if you'll just hold for it and wait for the price to bounce back? Thanks for your opinions! ☺️

It is normal to lose in trading especially when you are just a beginner in the fieldbecause you are new to that thing and you do not know what are the things to be considered. But without noticing you will find yourself having a lot of profits in trading as time goes by because you are getting use to the loss you will have you can win thaf back with every win you make. Just have a lot of patience if the price drops and do not sell unless you meeded to.

[Borisb52]

When trading, you need to comply with risk management. Determine for yourself the percentage of the price drop at which you will sell the coin. Sometimes it is better to lose 5-10% than to leave a coin and wait for several months until the price returns to its previous level. Thus, he froze his deposit.

[ChickenDuck]

I am a newbie, I just want to ask how exactly are you losing your money in trading? Can anybody explain how you lose your money in trading? Correct me if I'm wrong I just think that when you buy high but you sell it in low price I think you lose, right? What if you you buy it at a higher price then the price falls on the next days or week will you loss something? What if you'll just hold for it and wait for the price to bounce back? Thanks for your opinions! ☺️

For me if you buy at the ATH price then yes, it will be very long time for you to recover to that price.
But if just HODL for very very long, you can end up with nothing or become millionaire.
Who know.
So it’s depends on how can you take risk.

[HuyNgu99]

Even if it's lost at the present time, you may be buying and the value is higher, and you may be able to get higher returns and capital. 

[ethereumhunter]

When trading, you need to comply with risk management. Determine for yourself the percentage of the price drop at which you will sell the coin. Sometimes it is better to lose 5-10% than to leave a coin and wait for several months until the price returns to its previous level. Thus, he froze his deposit.

but if the coins will give some good return for a long-term and you still have money to buy and you prepare for the price rise back, then you can hold and wait for the price to increase while if the price was a drop, you could buy it again with the lower price.

but this will not use if you bought the coin at the lower price so when the is already increasing and now it is down, then you don't have to sell the coins because you are waiting the high price to sell.

[aioncoinlove]

You make short or long term investments, which is the key point. When you invest in short term you can only see immediate profits, but as you look further, you will earn more money.

[Bella Thorne]

When you sell at a loss, sometimes it may just be because you think you seize an opportunity elsewhere faster rather than wait several months for your position to go into the green

Everyone can experience a big loss in trading, and that is normal even some expert has experience to loss in trading but we can avoid to loss a big amount in trading if we will practice to be more good or to be more expert in trading, and for me if we loss i trading we should be more better with that experience.

[Mahanton]

To feel lost in trading is normal when you are new in this world. We are impatient creatures, we need profits now, just now. There is the biggest problem with investments, and trading: they need too much patience. Is just that: try to boy when prices are low or seems to be getting as low as can be. Then, wait, wait, wait, be patient, do not despair, for, surely, it is going to grow again.

Panic selling makes a lot of people rich. People who have the necessary patience to stay, to hold till the prices reach the point of interest.
Selling when you don’t have any profits is never going to be wise. So hold, hold and patiently wait should be your motto.

Sometimes cut your losses are necessary, it's not always good to fight against the trends, it's a storm that you can't afford to fight with. Holding a promising coin that offers you huge gains might could be worth wit its huge support, but when it comes to something like a new altcoin I think you have to reconsider your actions, it could get disappeared and your investment turned into nothing.

Decisions would really be different in any circumstances which as you said there are times on where decision making would be crucial depending on the coin which we are trading. Cut-loses on some cases is really very helpful and fighting a trend would really be hard since you wont know on when your funds would able to hold of. If you do risk to hold then its your choice but you should know on the possible outcome towards it.

[HappyHelen]

My strategy is 'only invest with money you can miss'. Investment is always risky.

[achsan fauzy]

when you buy coins at high prices, and then the price of these coins cheap, you should sell these coins, and buy back when it reaches the price you want. this will minimize the occurrence of huge losses.

[AjithBtc]

When trading, you need to comply with risk management. Determine for yourself the percentage of the price drop at which you will sell the coin. Sometimes it is better to lose 5-10% than to leave a coin and wait for several months until the price returns to its previous level. Thus, he froze his deposit.

Risk management is a must with trading, always plan B needs to be there when you are into trading. Because when things go out of the prediction user should have the plan to overcome the same through some other way. People who doesn't have this, end up losing and term trading to be complicated.