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February 26, 2024, 04:02:49 AM
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One of the greatest mistake we traders do is to trade with someone else funds, in trading, no matter how skill you are, it's very important not to get complacent because trading is not that easy.

If you must succeed while trading, you must know how to control your emotions, and it's very important to trade with an amount you can afford to lose so that your emotions can be in check, so my question to you is, can you be able to afford losing that person fund? Because if you can't be able to lose it, you emotions will definitely be making decisions for you while you trade, so try not to trade with someone else fund, so that your emotions can be in check while trading, with that, you might get more winning than losses.

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February 26, 2024, 08:36:57 PM
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Yes, your calculations are correct, but if I had trading skills like you said, I would not accept their money, it would just add to the work, besides, I am not too sure if they experience a loss, whether they are really prepared for the loss, or only ready if just profit  Grin

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