What could be the problem here?

[letteredhub]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

[Fatunad]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

For sure lots of traders did experience this but it would really be just that a little bit exaggerated if we are experiencing this for a whole month. For several days then i might consider or something realistic but for a month then its impossible but who knows but it is really that normal that you would really be making out some adjustments on the time that you are experiencing it for a row on having win or loss trades in specific period.
If it would really be alternating then you would really be still saying to yourself that you are really that doing fine unless if those trades are all loses then there's something wrong with your trading.

How to handle out such situation? Then of course you would really be needing to have adjustments on whats wrong with those losing trades. The thing you should bare in mind that the market is that unpredictable
and there's no assurance that on whatever kind of technical indicators your are using, it doesnt really give out an assurance that you would really be able to get a positive result.
It would always vary since market could easily fucked up your analysis which its something inevitable.

[usekevin]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

The experience trader will had experience in both loss and profit.So they know how to react for the bear and bull market.It's most essential one by the traders to hold the valuable coins at the bear market.The less experienced traders will do panic selling at the bear market is the worst part of the newbie.The trading should be followed based on the long term,it won't followed on the short term.The bear market will some losses and you will face the loss only if you sell at the bear market.Or else it won't affect you,even the price of brought coin reduced huge.

[Lorokan]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Situations as this would mean that the trader method of approach to the crypto currency trade is inconsistent; so to fix issues as this; the trader needs to figure out the reasons for inconsistencies

• is it down to patience or greed or rushing the decision making process?
• is it down to avoidable errors when drawing trading charts?
• is it down to adding values outside what the charts preach? for example; if you read that the best exit is 19.05$ but you choose 19.10$ etc

If you are able to find answers to why there are inconsistencies; then you are almost closer to perfection.

 

[jeraldskie11]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Well, it really happens to all traders including profitable traders. The main reason why we experience loses in trading is because there are no strategies that has 100% win rate. We have to accept that sometimes we experience lose streak in our trading journey. We can't really control the market and can't predict the swing point. There's nothing wrong if you follow your trading plan but still encounter losses because it's normal. We just have to master in trading is how we can survive our funds in the long run, and this is the risk management. If you're emotional in trading you really have to take a break because you can just make bad decisions.

[Dzwaafu11]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades..

It is normal in trading to lose and gain profit as well, but the way you said it now makes me think that there must be something wrong; if not, it will not be like that, and a trader who is losing repetitively may even give up and leave trading. However, what I think may happen is that if the trader is not using one method of trading and is unable to fish out the one that is favourable for him, you can see that using multiple methods in trading can also affect him.

Maybe the method he used to gain profit today he did not use the same method tomorrow and he switched to another one. So I think if a trader is having this type of issue, he should calm down, not be greedy, have control over his emotions, and learn one or two trading strategies that he thinks he can master well to avoid too many losses.

[noorman0]

"Don't trade the next day after winning". Just kidding, but can be taken seriously.

It needs to look at trading habits, at some point it needs to be fixed. There are some typical traders who double the order level after profit which means increasing the risk, and it actually affects their emotions to trade uncontrollably and outside the plan. Or analytical skills and instincts increase when chasing losses. After all, it's just a random repetition that rarely happens for traders.

[GreatArkansas]

A common reason for me is not following your trading plan. Because if you have plans for every trade, you must be strict, like waiting for your entry which you already plan ahead of time, so you can have good entry and price target/stop loss.
Another thing for me is volatility because sometimes we really don't expect the market, sometimes there is a wicked candle and our stop loss is getting hunted, which for me it's not really a nature problem, we must expect that always.

[Yaunfitda]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Yeah, definitely, it can happen to all traders, because as we all know, trading and reading graphs and technical analysis is not a exact science (or math for that matter). And so you can make a lot of mistakes in a day and then have a losing pattern.

I guess one way to get out of it, but it doesn't mean it could stop or resolved is to get out and stop trading for some times. At least get it out of your mind and maybe you can comeback refresh and compose again. Or look very carefully, maybe you have missed something in your analysis that causes you to lose successive. There must be something wrong in your trading plan that you need to fix.

[Husires]

Isn't that the definition of trading. You can make a profit one day and lose the next day, but the outcome after a month or two is the growth of your investment portfolio by a certain percentage, whatever the market situation, otherwise you should review your investment plan or just long-term investment.
The fact that you achieve a loss is a natural thing in trading, and you must accept that loss, but the outcome of the trading must be positive, otherwise you will not be able to bear that loss for a long time.

I do not see a problem, and with experience, the days in which you lose and the percentage of loss will decrease, but until that time, avoiding excessive thinking in trading is the safest solution.

[blckhawk]

A common reason for me is not following your trading plan. Because if you have plans for every trade, you must be strict, like waiting for your entry which you already plan ahead of time, so you can have good entry and price target/stop loss.

Could be the reason but as OP have said, it's a rollercoaster of wins and losses so I don't think it's entirely due to not following a trading plan, if that was the sole case then OP would probably be losing more often. I might be on OP's side that this might be a psychological condition, that OP might be suffering on something that makes him/her overconfident when OP gets a win which ends up with the next trades get careless, of course this is still a hunch but if OP were to look back and see what he/she did wrong and if it's a repeated pattern then we know what could be wrong.

[mvdheuvel1983]

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Small losses are important to a trader success but consistent small losses is a red flag that should not be ignored. You may be doing one of these three things wrong. They include your position sizing is too large and you keep adding to a losing trade, you do not close the loss at your initial stop loss, and you let the price keep running against you. To solve these problems if it one of the causes of what you are experiencing, you need to have proper position sizing, you set yourself a position sizing rule of 0. 5 percent one percent or maybe even two percent per trade and then you stick to it no loss should ever exceed this limit.

As with the issue with the stop loss, when the price hits their initial stop loss you should be out you do not. Never revenge trade and do not jump back into trades.

[Gallar]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

Win or lose, profit or loss, in trading this is normal, and that is also included in crypto trading. So actually this kind of thing is commonplace in crypto trading. Because in the crypto market, we are trading and in trading there must be intense competition. In addition, crypto market conditions are also very volatile and sometimes we cannot predict.
Then besides that, what most dominates an investor in crypto can experience profits and then losses, is the lack of knowledge and the lack of knowledge about trading in crypto.
Perhaps it is because of these factors that many investors in the crypto market experience trading that sometimes wins and sometimes loses or sometimes wins and sometimes loses.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

I personally, if I experience profits and losses, of course I have also experienced. But if profits are followed by losses over a long period of time, as far as I remember, I did too, when I first tried trading in crypto/altcoins, and even so, I experienced this not too often. But now I have realized my mistake. As far as I remember, when I experienced successive profits and losses, it was because I bought a pumping altcoin. The first purchase actually made me profit, but when I made the second purchase, the price of the altcoin dropped dramatically and at that time I suffered quite a loss.

And now I have realized my mistake, at that time I was too greedy, because according to my thoughts, at that time the altcoin that was pumping would continue to rise, even though my thinking seemed so clearly wrong. The second time was that I was very lacking in knowledge and very lacking in knowledge in the field of crypto trading, because at that time I was still a complete beginner in the crypto world.

So in conclusion, to overcome the problem of profits followed by losses in crypto trading, it is knowledge and knowledge that must be mature in the field of crypto trading. Then Psychologically, avoid being greedy and hasty.

[SamReomo]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

The trader that has been experiencing such wins and losses is someone who doesn't have a proper trading strategy and is doing trading only based on his/her own instincts. The trader needs to make a proper strategy and a proper plan before placing any trade orders because if that trader continues trading in that way then he/she won't be able to have any profits whatsoever.

I also recommend such trader to have some proper controls over his/her emotions because if a trader falls under the influence of emotions then there is always a chance that the trader will end up loosing everything that he/she has earned from winning trades. Trading is a skill that requires a proper strategy and control over one's emotions without those a trader won't be able to get high winning rates during trading.

If you really want to have a cure for such issues and you don't want to have repetitive win and loss situations then I recommend you to develop a good trading strategy and improve it over time. Your strategy should include trading indicators and you should also try to modify the settings of those indicators according to your trading strategy. After a trading strategy you'll also have to make a proper trading plan to execute your strategy. Once everything is good then you'll see that you'll gradually start having winning trades only and there will be very rare occurrences when you'll have to go through a losing trades.

[palle11]

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

It is not psychological. If a trader is making profit and then lose it the next time and he is getting worried that something is wrong with the market, no nothing is wrong with the market but the only thing which is wrong is the trader. So you are the one who is not getting things right consistently. Focus on those trade that you have made profit and perfect on them because when you make mistake you go back losing. It is easier to trace and correct yourself with that. Put a writing material and check your winning trade and lose then you teach yourself more on what mistake you are doing that is causing you to throw in back your profit.

So it could be anxiety, it could be emotion/fear, it could be your risk interest, maybe you increase your profit margin etc but it depends on your mistake. It is easier to correct a mistake in trade if you are making profit but if you are not, it is difficult because you don't know where to start from.

[Strongkored]

What was experienced was not like that, but continued to get profits for months so I finally thought that trading was very easy and fun because I could get money continuously but everything changed because alertness decreased, when the market entered a bearish period it became difficult to get profits even slowly all just filled with defeat after defeat.
If you experience big losses, it's better to stop because trading may not suit you and it's better to turn it into a long-term holder for Bitcoin which provides more certainty of profits than daily trading.

[HONDACD125]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

In my opinion, whenever an experienced trader trades, he does not trade on luck alone, but trades based on his experience, analysis and knowledge. The cryptocurrency market is always volatile and we always have to go with the trend to make a profit. We always trade based on our experience, information and chart analysis but the market does not necessarily follow our analysis. I think when we have profit in trading one day then next day we trade on emotion where there is no opportunity to take trade, because we are in profit then next day we trade very thoughtfully, because loss Due to which our profit is lost. I often make a good trade one week and make a good profit, but the next week I lose the same profit by taking the wrong trade. So I think we should do every trade wisely and consistently.

[xSkylarx]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

For sure, a lot of traders experience this, and not only you, but to answer your question about how it can be solved,  you can answer this because, first, it is your own strategy, and for sure, it is not that polished; you have loopholes in your strategy. What you will do is list down your losses, track them back, see why you lost, compare them to your strategy, check if you missed a step or not, and really find out why your entry is opposite. But again, it doesn't mean that you'll be winning all the time right now, but it would be lessened because in trading there is no 100% winning strategy.

[Peanutswar]

Its always happen to traders as long as you made a really good execution of your trading plans, there's nothing to worry about it at the end you will count the profit even there are an up and downs with your trades if the profit is positive feedback its a win-win situation but if the outcome is not the same way on what we expecting to try to make an analysis again what are your mistakes and possible, try to back track your positions and trading plots if there's something wrong and what are your expectations and outcomes after the analysis you can make a try again and check if it works now if still not try to change your strategy.

[letteredhub]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Situations as this would mean that the trader method of approach to the crypto currency trade is inconsistent; so to fix issues as this; the trader needs to figure out the reasons for inconsistencies

• is it down to patience or greed or rushing the decision making process?
• is it down to avoidable errors when drawing trading charts?

Same method of approach is what it's been used in all the different times so from my end I kind of doubt of those interval inconsistencies are bond to impatience, greed or errors arising from trade chart since same measures is what it's been applied in in them all but still resulting in same ways.

• is it down to adding values outside what the charts preach? for example; if you read that the best exit is 19.05$ but you choose 19.10$ etc

Although this point does makes much sense and could be something to look into in positioning the stop loss.

[shivansps]

I will tell you that this is a normal phenomenon and everyone goes through it. In my opinion it is very good that you are looking for a solution to the issue and turned to other people for advice.
Of course, you need to analyze losing trades and understand what you are doing wrong, but unfortunately, even such an in-depth analysis does not guarantee that if you eliminate errors, you will not suffer losses. Trading is a high-risk activity and even with a lot of experience and knowledge, you can fail
In any case, I wish you to be healthy and happy!

[shivansps]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

The experience trader will had experience in both loss and profit.So they know how to react for the bear and bull market.It's most essential one by the traders to hold the valuable coins at the bear market.The less experienced traders will do panic selling at the bear market is the worst part of the newbie.The trading should be followed based on the long term,it won't followed on the short term.The bear market will some losses and you will face the loss only if you sell at the bear market.Or else it won't affect you,even the price of brought coin reduced huge.

I agree with you. The author of this article wrote about the psychological factor, which is very important and I agree with this.
The difference between a novice and an experienced trader is the reaction to a price drop. When a valuable coin loses value, sometimes beginners will sell it in a panic, while a more experienced trader will hold this coin if necessary. After all, we must consider it in the long term, if you look only in the short term, problems may arise.
This is in my opinion a big difference between experienced and inexperienced traders.

[Ndabagi01]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

If you have not yet prepared your mindset for investing in bitcoin, you need not have joined and cause yourself psychological stress. Bitcoin trading is for prepared minds, not those who can't manage their emotions while trading. The market is volatile, and it will not always go your way.

Profit and loss occurring in the same sequence is extremely difficult to occur in such a manner for two weeks, much alone one month. At the very least, if you can make a profit and a loss without stopping, the only time you'll have an issue is when your loss exceeds your entire profit. As a result, you should alter your trading pattern and experiment with new strategies since you must have learnt from this method. Experience they say is the best teacher.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

In that case, nothing is wrong. That's just how trading can be; you don't control the market, and you can't predict how the market will move the next day. I don't know how repetitive it is, though,but in my case I can have up to five successful trades today and just two to three losses, but the next day I could have more losses than the formal day. Although it doesn't happen like that every day, it could be worse today and better the next day.

[sulendra12]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

I had that experience and I would say it's pretty normal if you are doing an investment or just doing your daily activity in general. You will have a good day and bad day, that's just a life for you.

If you're in lose streak then it would be better to review everything you have done and analyze what's wrong with your analysis that leads to a loss. It's better to step back a little bit and fix your weakness instead of just spamming trades for the same thing without any improvement because you are chasing the losses there, that's not how that works.

[Issa56]

Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

It's normal in trading, you can't be a trader and you won't be losing, but as a trader, we should make sure that our profit is greater than our loss. Any trader who discovers that his loss is greater than his profit has to look into the strategy that he is using to trade. In a situation like this, the trader should check if his profit is greater than his loss, check the strategy he is using, and also check his trading history to investigate why he is making money, and what happened that caused the loss. Then the trader will be able to figure out what's wrong, but losing money is normal in trading.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?

Every trader will experience the same issue, you cant be a trader and you wont lose money, i think you are new to trading that's why you are confused, but even professional traders do lose money when trading, so losing money is part of trading, but you just have to come up with a strategy with will allow you make more profits than loss.

[Hypnosis00]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

That situation is very usual in trading because not all the time the market is doing well and also our decision making. But in this case, if that keeps on going and repeatedly happens, there is a problem with our strategies. Sometimes we don't have to stick to a single strategy if is not effective anymore but must have to look for something that will fit the current trend.
Stopping is not the best option for me especially if I know in myself that I can improve my trade. It is just finding the right and most effective strategy in every market change which is why it was very important that we need to know how to analyze the market situation very well.

[Ziskinberg]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Well, the problem is really on us, not the in the market. This why I encourage every trader not to underestimate the market and live with no confidence that we are good at it because every mistake that we commit will end up losing. If this situation continues, we have to review what we are doing in the time that we lose just to find out what is the cause. Stopping is not the solution because I see that this is not a big problem that was hard to solve, we just need to divert/change our strategies and work more on TA.

[Lanatsa]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Well, the problem is really on us, not the in the market. This why I encourage every trader not to underestimate the market and live with no confidence that we are good at it because every mistake that we commit will end up losing. If this situation continues, we have to review what we are doing in the time that we lose just to find out what is the cause. Stopping is not the solution because I see that this is not a big problem that was hard to solve, we just need to divert/change our strategies and work more on TA.

Psychological type of problem on which this is something that you would really be needing to control as an individual specially if you are dealing with an investment that involves volatility and total randomness.

If you are on such situation or condition on which you are really that experiencing losing streaks on your trades then dont give out the blame on the market because thats how it is from the start.
A series of losses is something that had been experienced by most traders i do believe because of the unpredictability of this market then it is really just that common that you would really be that having
kind of experience or something that would be inevitably for you to be able to encounter.

This is why if you do like to sustain yourself then better to make yourself progress. On what way? Make yourself learn with those mistakes and trying out to enhance and improve out
at least so that in next time you are fully aware on what are those probabilities that you might be able to encounter again and you would be knowing on what are the things that you should gonna do.

[DoublerHunter]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Well, the problem is really on us, not the in the market. This why I encourage every trader not to underestimate the market and live with no confidence that we are good at it because every mistake that we commit will end up losing. If this situation continues, we have to review what we are doing in the time that we lose just to find out what is the cause. Stopping is not the solution because I see that this is not a big problem that was hard to solve, we just need to divert/change our strategies and work more on TA.

^Definitely right and I agree with you.
Acknowledging that the challenges often lie within ourselves rather than solely in the market is a significant step toward becoming a more disciplined and effective trader.
Continuously assessing your trading performance, learning from your mistakes, and adapting your strategies are very important practices for growth. Taking it seriously to problem-solving, as you mentioned, probably leads to positive changes and better results over time.

[suzanne5223]

The problem is the market volatility and in another way, it could be that the trader is making the same mistake without paying attention to the market which seems to be replicating but cryptocurrency trading is always a gambling market and the profit is not always promised because the market can pose a trend when there's nothing that happens in the market that could trigger it.

[taufik123]

Repeated incidents like that do often happen, I even myself often experience it when the strategy and psychology are not in accordance with the initial strategy.
Always win repeatedly at the beginning and also experience repeated losses, so that makes me stressed and a little disturbed psychologically.

Seeing from all these events, good planning, and risk management, and financial management must be done properly.
If there is no management then everything will run randomly and not meet a good trading rhythm.

It is also necessary to be disciplined in the initial strategy used.
Panic, and greed is part of psychological instability, if you are able to overcome all of that then trading can go well.

[macson]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

actually this is a phenomenon that is quite common when trading, apart from that you also have to understand that professional traders are not those who never lose when trading, they must have experienced it quite often but the percentage of losses they get is smaller than the percentage of wins they get it, maybe you seem to be doing useless things, but remember that your experience will increase and when you trade more often, your instincts will start to awaken so you can make decisions that are much more precise than before.

[el kaka22]

I would guess that it has to be a lot more experience than learning how to trade. If your experience is that you make a profit and then you make a loss, then check your losses a lot more. There must be some pattern in your losses, if you lose 15 times and win 15 times in 30 days, that means checking those 15 losses should show you something common.

There must be at least one thing that is common in there and you must know the difference and you must realize that it is not going to be as easy as you think it will be. I believe that it will do a lot better than what people think, and for that to happen I think it should be important to realize life is not that simple. I know that it will take some time, but that's just how it is.

[Patrol69]

If a trader does different trades every day, he is more likely to make losses than profits and will not have a permanent business address. He must have opportunities in different business every day. In case of separate business, if he does not get opportunities every day, then it will be seen that one day he can do business but the next day he is not able to do business the next day due to lack of sufficient opportunity or a particular product. Profit or loss is a part of business but surely we have to choose a particular business where we have to give all our time ie labor. If we spend time, money, time and labor behind a particular business, then it will be seen that we can make good profit from that business.

[gunhell16]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Many gamblers are experiencing that nowadays dude. And such an event will only stop if the gambler who is experiencing it decides to stop now. But almost most of these they don't do because gambling in the crypto industry has become a magnet in their body. And it is very difficult to let go of their personality.

Especially if they have experienced almost countless winnings in gambling. So it's a bit like a blow to the moon because the gambling addiction has entered the personality of the gambler.

[Huppercase]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

There could be several reasons why the traders has been making lost all this while:

• The trader should check the hiistory of his trades, the occurance of the loss and the time when the losses do happen, if its similar, then it's possible that there is a trading event goin on with trading pairs he use for trading.
• He should also check if there is something wrong with the pair of trades he uses, he should change or try other options, it's not a must that the trader should have to use a particular coin to trade, you don't have to fall for any coin or become emotional attached to them, try trading other pairs.
• The coins or tokens his trading could also be manipulated by whales, its always better to avaoid such trades.
• The last but not the least, he should review his strategy and make corrections from where he think is necessary.

[YOSHIE]

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

All actions taken have a risk, as well as trading, all trading methods can have the same fate as OP told, maybe something like that, on average, they have experienced in trading activities, including me personally, but that is not an obstacle to stopping the trading that we do, for that you really need to understand and learn well, before trading crypto.

For that market, analysis, crypto development information is very important before pressing the button, but when the crypto market situation is like now I will stop for a moment for margin trading methods, futures etc, I prefer spot trading, maybe it's more convenient for me to handle it.

[isaac_clarke22]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

It's just the nature of trading itself. I did have the same experience when I was day trading that's why I quit day trading and just focused on hodling. Although I don't really advise people to just give up, if it does not work for "more than a month" just like you describe it then trading might not be for you just like mine.

It's just not worth it sometimes considering on how volatile our market is as well. A guaranteed profit even by basing your data from past prices is still by luck.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Perhaps you are just being too emotional when trading, not taking into cognisance your mood as at the time of trading.
It could also be because you have no specific strategy and just go with the flow, that's why it becomes rather difficult to maintain a good profit streak.

I would employ you to take some time and really study how you have been trading when you make profit, vs when you lose profit. Also, try discuss more with other established merchants inorder to cue in to their success story and develop your own winning formula.
Trading is very psychological and it is good to know exactly what you want before you start a trade.

[teosanru]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

I think risk management could be a problem. I have seen traders who actually experience the very same thing but however their risk and rewards are managed so beautifully that it would take 3 losing trades to actually equate the loss made by one winning trade. So over-all it's a net profitable scenario for them. So my first suggestion would obviously be to actually start improving risk reward ratio.

[doomloop]

I will tell you that this is a normal phenomenon and everyone goes through it. In my opinion it is very good that you are looking for a solution to the issue and turned to other people for advice.
Of course, you need to analyze losing trades and understand what you are doing wrong, but unfortunately, even such an in-depth analysis does not guarantee that if you eliminate errors, you will not suffer losses. Trading is a high-risk activity and even with a lot of experience and knowledge, you can fail
In any case, I wish you to be healthy and happy!

A knowledgeable and experienced trader will not lose every single trade, I know that losses are inevitable and even the most expert traders will experience losses, but winning 10 trades and then losing 1 does not mean that you are failing but it is a part of the journey. There can never be complete perfection in anything that you do in your life but if you are doing it well for the most part, it means you are doing pretty well and that is also the case with trading.

So when someone is losing a few trades but making good profit with other trades, they are basically not failing but they should always evaluate their failed trades and learn from their mistakes so that they don't repeat them and have a higher success rate for their future trades and keep learning and growing.

[lalabotax]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

Because not all predictions and market analysis will always be in accordance with actual real conditions 100%. There will definitely be a miss at a certain moment. And even though for example someone has implemented hedging or whatever the plan B is, sometimes it doesn't go well. And actually, loss in trading, especially for day traders, is a common thing to experience. However, they can cover these losses from profits in other trading positions. Usually a trader does not only do 1 position in one day, so he can anticipate all risks of loss. As long as the amount of profit you get is always higher than the loss every day, then this is still profitable.

[fauzan Ichsan]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

Because not all predictions and market analysis will always be in accordance with actual real conditions 100%. There will definitely be a miss at a certain moment. And even though for example someone has implemented hedging or whatever the plan B is, sometimes it doesn't go well. And actually, loss in trading, especially for day traders, is a common thing to experience. However, they can cover these losses from profits in other trading positions. Usually a trader does not only do 1 position in one day, so he can anticipate all risks of loss. As long as the amount of profit you get is always higher than the loss every day, then this is still profitable.

a trader must have experienced an unfortunate incident where the analysis was repeatedly wrong, but they can control their emotions, so they are not greedy and prefer to calm down and look for the next opportunity, many of them say that opportunities will come again and again, so there is no need worry about missing the moment, because we think that trading is not just for one time, but for the next, so we must be able to serve the will of the market

[fauzan Ichsan]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

Because not all predictions and market analysis will always be in accordance with actual real conditions 100%. There will definitely be a miss at a certain moment. And even though for example someone has implemented hedging or whatever the plan B is, sometimes it doesn't go well. And actually, loss in trading, especially for day traders, is a common thing to experience. However, they can cover these losses from profits in other trading positions. Usually a trader does not only do 1 position in one day, so he can anticipate all risks of loss. As long as the amount of profit you get is always higher than the loss every day, then this is still profitable.

a trader must have experienced an unfortunate incident where the analysis was repeatedly wrong, but they can control their emotions, so they are not greedy and prefer to calm down and look for the next opportunity, many of them say that opportunities will come again and again, so there is no need worry about missing the moment, because we think that trading is not just for one time, but for the next, so we must be able to serve the will of the market

[Inwestour]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

What profit and what losses does a trader get from his trades? With losses, do you completely lose the position, or do you use a strategy that allows you to lose only a small part of the position? Each strategy is individual, and if we do not know your trading strategy, then how to analyze it and give advice will not work, it will be wrong.

Do you use a stop loss, perhaps this will help you avoid big losses, in which case the losses will be much lower compared to the profit made?

[Kelvinid]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

Because not all predictions and market analysis will always be in accordance with actual real conditions 100%. There will definitely be a miss at a certain moment. And even though for example someone has implemented hedging or whatever the plan B is, sometimes it doesn't go well. And actually, loss in trading, especially for day traders, is a common thing to experience. However, they can cover these losses from profits in other trading positions. Usually a trader does not only do 1 position in one day, so he can anticipate all risks of loss. As long as the amount of profit you get is always higher than the loss every day, then this is still profitable.

Becoming successful in trading is really a big challenge which is why most traders don't get there but rather fail. Many traders think too easy to make a profit from here, in fact, some did shortcuts because they'll think that would be enough.  We can't just rely on predictions, there is something we need to enhance our level of market understanding and place our trade. This is why TA is very important and is a key role in our success, those who are good at TA will have a bigger chance to earn compared to those who have not.

[Mauser]

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

It's hard to give a so general answers, but when your positions are jumping from a profit to a loss in a one or two days then it seems that there is a lot of volatility in the market. The question here is if the price jumps occur over night or during the trading day. Because when price fluctuations happen overnight then there could some new news coming out where the trader doesn't react in time. One solution for the issue could be to close down your positions at the end of the day. So, when you are making a profit in your trade how about to close it down for the night and not leave it open for another day? In case this is a general occurrence in most of your trades then it would be good to look deeper and try to understand what went wrong. Entering in a trade right before there is a big price drop might be an issue with your research and you trade too early. It might be better to overserve the market for a few days and wait for the coin to drop in value before you start buying it.

[uswa56]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

I'm sure almost all of us have experienced this and it all comes back to each of us in handling it. I think it's a personal problem or an influence on psychology, it has nothing to do with the technique used, sometimes even in my opinion, if we experience something bad that happens continuously, then stopping for a moment and calming down is something worth trying.
I often do that to control emotions in trading which are difficult to control, especially if we are getting greedy.

[Cling18]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

I'm sure almost all of us have experienced this and it all comes back to each of us in handling it. I think it's a personal problem or an influence on psychology, it has nothing to do with the technique used, sometimes even in my opinion, if we experience something bad that happens continuously, then stopping for a moment and calming down is something worth trying.
I often do that to control emotions in trading which are difficult to control, especially if we are getting greedy.

Even professional traders are experiencing this. I'm sure that it's the usual thing that happens but we have to deal with it but if we have noticed that the same thing has been always happening, we better check our mistakes and learn from it. There might be one thing that we're doing and we need to figure out about that so the same mistake will never happen.
It's just that in trading, there are only two results so we might think of things as happening repeatedly but we always have to learn from the results. It might be the reason enough for us to look for more effective strategies that we could apply.

[armanda90]

Cryptocurrency trading is not easily how to manage with profitable every time, unpredictable with some coins when trading and can't stopping how an expert or more experienced some trader they will face with loss. There are not guarantee with today earn much profit but tomorrow keep in the profitable position, many trader loss out their predicting when whales coming and their coins investing price drop drastically and waiting or cut loss are their choose.

But having experienced with trading make us easily how to manage well with loss position, use stop loss in trading is one necessary need ow to manage less of loss and get chance for getting profit on another time for trading. Don't make the same mistake in cryptocurrency trading if won't get loss again.

[Viscore]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Trading does not guarantee that you will have a series of winnings in all your trades. That’s impossible to happen, especially that the market is never fixed and stable and anytime sudden factors factors appear in the market that put it into its bad shape. However, my only advice is to look into your trading habits. If there is repetition of results, perhaps your trading habits has affected it. Change your trading routine if ever that’s the case. Trade when the market is good and take a break when it’s not. If you are not seeing possible profits, then just focus on long term hodling.

[lalabotax]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

There may be several reasons:
- A market that suddenly and drastically changes direction while the traders haven't had time to anticipate it.
- Inappropriate time to exit.
 - Wrong speculation
 - Conditions are not as ideal as usual. Because after all someone may not always be in good and ideal condition 100% of the time. Surely there will be conditions that are not ideal at any time that make you less focused, not there at the right time, or other distractions. So this can be a trigger for loss.

but what is certain is that usually they will cover the loss with another position and immediately get higher profits.

[Xampeuu]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Trading does not guarantee that you will have a series of winnings in all your trades. That’s impossible to happen, especially that the market is never fixed and stable and anytime sudden factors factors appear in the market that put it into its bad shape. However, my only advice is to look into your trading habits. If there is repetition of results, perhaps your trading habits has affected it. Change your trading routine if ever that’s the case. Trade when the market is good and take a break when it’s not. If you are not seeing possible profits, then just focus on long term hodling.

understanding when to trade is not easy, sometimes we seem to have the urge to make transactions, which we actually know is not the time to enter the market. such feelings are common in unstable psychological times. However, with experience and more flying hours, things like this will eventually be controlled naturally. we know that not every transaction will end in a profit forever, therefore we must be able to anticipate if our analysis is wrong, because that is the most important thing in responding to the market

[irhact]

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

There's a very slim chance of this story been true because it sounds impossible as trading can't be in a pattern of winning today and losing the next day unless the trader is doing it on purpose that he make efforts on the the first day but place an unwinnable trade the next day but since no trader will intentionally lose his trade then this story isn't true. Beside to solve this problem, why don't the trade just skip trading the next day and trade the next.

Since he's losing in an interval of one day, so the trader should skips the very next day to see if he'll win when he trade again. If you're losing in trading, the best advice is to quit and try others means of making money from the crypto market instead of doing what isn't working.

[michellee]

Gaining trading experience of profit and loss is natural. We can not always profit every time we trade. There will be times for us to lose. But if he makes a profit today and then loses the next day, it may be because he has to study more trading analysis to minimize his losses.

I still have that experience and it keeps me trying to learn what went wrong with my trades. But besides the trading analysis factor, we also need to know that the market has changed a lot now, which can make us analyze it wrong. We often encounter market conditions that look up but after a few hours later, the price has decreased several times.

It cannot be stopped or resolved but we can only reduce the losses by continuing to analyze. And if you are hesitant to enter the market, you better wait a while to see how it develops. Don't force yourself to enter the market just because a green candle is seen in the market because it might be a trap.

[Sim_card]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

This is what trading is all about and you shouldn't expect to make profit all the time because you are trading with a volatile assets that the price goes up and cones down. Trade with a long term strategy and not a short term one. I believe that the more you trade,the more experience that you are having. I will suggest that you should know how to control the risk management so that you will not be making losses. Also look for another trading strategy that will help you not run at loss like you said. Some traders find it difficult to make profits and you are still lucky that you are making profit today and losses tomorrow. Professional traders always loss too but the difference with them is that they learn from their mistake and can control the risk management.

[awik p]

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

There's a very slim chance of this story been true because it sounds impossible as trading can't be in a pattern of winning today and losing the next day unless the trader is doing it on purpose that he make efforts on the the first day but place an unwinnable trade the next day but since no trader will intentionally lose his trade then this story isn't true. Beside to solve this problem, why don't the trade just skip trading the next day and trade the next.

Since he's losing in an interval of one day, so the trader should skips the very next day to see if he'll win when he trade again. If you're losing in trading, the best advice is to quit and try others means of making money from the crypto market instead of doing what isn't working.

sometimes the strategy system is also not in line with the existing market, and I think that is a normal thing, we can only do our best, and then God's hand will work, we just have to wait for the results whether it reaches the target or hits a stop loss. if you continue to experience losses, I think it will be a bad day, and instead of changing the strategy system, maybe examining the advantages and disadvantages of our strategy system would be better

[rozak]

sometimes the strategy system is also not in line with the existing market, and I think that is a normal thing, we can only do our best, and then God's hand will work, we just have to wait for the results whether it reaches the target or hits a stop loss. if you continue to experience losses, I think it will be a bad day, and instead of changing the strategy system, maybe examining the advantages and disadvantages of our strategy system would be better

therefore trading really needs good emotional control so you don't get caught up in revenge when you get continuous losses.
somehow it happened to traders. what I experienced were some profits in trading, but then losses that forced me to stop first.
when I return to trading, there will be some profits, but after that, there will also be losses.
we must realize that in trading we can also profit and loss. we can't really be consistent even if we use the best strategy we are good at.

[Woodie]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

Let's first acknowledge that trading is not easy especially if you don't have a solid strategy to give yourself a winning chance,  otherwise it will be gambling...other reasons I can think of ...

• Overtrading can lead to this kind of pattern
• Revenge trading after a loss
• No proper risk to reward
• use of a tight stop can increase your loses as price has no room to play around

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Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Such experiences are very normal, unless losses are more than change of strategy is the remedy!

Secondly, trading is a psychological game which is why one needs to try to trade in a mechanical way to put emotions out of the equation.

[LogitechMouse]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.
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Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

His/her decisions.

I'm not expert in trading, but I tried trading already, and I believe that the reason why I lost most of the time with my trades is my trading decisions which often leads me to losses. A win trade means you had a good decision, and vice versa. How can it be solved or stopped? I don't think there's any way to stop it aside from learning from your past experiences. Experiencing it first-hand would be better because you can adjust, and make better decisions in the future. If you experience winning, you might stick to that strategy, and if you lose, you will make some adjustments, and better decisions.

Overall, it's psychological like you said. The problem is yourself, and the only solution for that is to fix yourself as well.

[passwordnow]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

There's no cause with that, it's a normal occurrence in trading.

Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

It's because there's no other method or process with trading, we've got to do the same thing again and again. That's a cycle so, the results are also lying between the two.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

We all do experience that and there's no way to solve or stop it because those are the typical results we're getting when we trade unless you stop or you want to loss all of it.

[shivansps]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Well, it really happens to all traders including profitable traders. The main reason why we experience loses in trading is because there are no strategies that has 100% win rate. We have to accept that sometimes we experience lose streak in our trading journey. We can't really control the market and can't predict the swing point. There's nothing wrong if you follow your trading plan but still encounter losses because it's normal. We just have to master in trading is how we can survive our funds in the long run, and this is the risk management. If you're emotional in trading you really have to take a break because you can just make bad decisions.

You're right. The whole point is that if there was a 100% strategy for making money in trading, then no one would lose money, but this is not possible. Where someone has earned, in another place someone has lost, and this is normal, this is how it works. There is nothing terrible when a trader loses money, it cannot be avoided, only those who do not trade do not lose.
What we do with our failures is another matter, whether we learn from them or not. It’s not scary to fail, but it’s bad to make the same mistakes over and over again.
After a person suffers losses, he should take a break so that the losses do not increase even more, I also agree with you on this.

[Timmzzy]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

I think with the look of things he or she is overwhelmed with emotions that he makes profit that day and the next day he or she believes it will be the same this this things usually happens when you have too much confidence in a trade, its high time he or she accepts the fact trade can go anywhere at anytime its doesn't go in a straight line as we all know.

[tvplus006]

...Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month...

This is similar to a casino, when the probability of winning is 50/50, and in your case, the trader correctly guesses the direction of the market with the same probability. This type of trading is more like the trading of a beginner who does not use trading strategies in his trading.

[Franctoshi]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

LOL, Op this is a situation many newbies or inexperienced traders face in their journey into trading, If you have been experiencing this, just know that practically you are doing a wrong thing which needs to be identified and worked on, so you can become a better trader.
Below could be a factor that contributes to this.

Over trading: reduce the amount of time you spend trading or sometimes, when you have won a trade, take a rest the following day to come back to the market with a clear and fresh memory.

 In addition to this, if you lose a trade, try to re-evaluate and identify why you lost that trade, hence repeating the same mistake would end you up losing again.
Just note that anytime you hit a loss it your fault and should serves as a lesson to you, that is how to grow into becoming a profitable trader.

[tvplus006]

...Over trading: reduce the amount of time you spend trading or sometimes, when you have won a trade, take a rest the following day to come back to the market with a clear and fresh memory.

This advice will be the most useful, since in this case the trader will be able to skip his unprofitable deal and in the end he will have only profitable ones. The main thing is that he does not mix up, otherwise otherwise he will only have unprofitable transactions.

[isaac_clarke22]

...Over trading: reduce the amount of time you spend trading or sometimes, when you have won a trade, take a rest the following day to come back to the market with a clear and fresh memory.

This advice will be the most useful, since in this case the trader will be able to skip his unprofitable deal and in the end he will have only profitable ones. The main thing is that he does not mix up, otherwise otherwise he will only have unprofitable transactions.

I just stumbled upon another thread regarding day trading and about the persistence of doing recently even by having a steady profit. Turns out that could also be my problem since I was like desperate to earn so much and having the result of it. This ain't the hype that you would see unlike when you win in virtual trading and nah, I am not into those.

Thing is we all wanted profit in the end and this would come along with greediness as well.

[Bitcoin_people]

Traders who are experienced have enough knowledge of both profit and loss to react. But traders who are not well experienced and don't know much about the market often face such losses and can sometimes make profits. People who are in such a position mostly sell their coins when the market is volatile due to which they face losses. Be patient when the market starts to move and hold them in order to sell when the market rebounds and profits are made. But wise and experienced traders will never make such mistakes, they will always be patient and never panic but will work with patience and faith. Especially when the bear market starts wise people don't panic but they hold the coins till the bull market comes. So if you start business in such condition then you must do long term so that you can make good profit. But if you trade short-term, you must make a lot of losses when the market is down, so you plan for the long-term.

[xSkylarx]

...Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month...

This is similar to a casino, when the probability of winning is 50/50, and in your case, the trader correctly guesses the direction of the market with the same probability. This type of trading is more like the trading of a beginner who does not use trading strategies in his trading.

This is like just guessing what the move of the market is, like flipping a coin to see if you buy or sell. You may win in a lucky way, but for sure it is not stable because you will lose in the long run, and what's worse, you don't know why, unlike in a casino where you know why you lose because it is always the house that wins. Strategy is really the key to winning a trade, and if you aren't winning, then there is probably something wrong with your strategy, which you need to backtest and revise.

[MFahad]

If a person is experiencing one day win and another day loss then I think trading is not beneficial for him because the loss and profit become balance and a person remains at that stage.

In my opinion an experienced trader do not face such situation because he knows how to manage the circumstances that are against his hopes and he learned all the things before taking step into trading so if a person is facing such situations then main thing is that he does not understand the market completely so he should stop trading here.

Trading is for getting success and work to handle every situations so if one is not able to maximize his profit then pausing trading for some durations and learn again will be suited good.

[jossiel]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

I think with the look of things he or she is overwhelmed with emotions that he makes profit that day and the next day he or she believes it will be the same this this things usually happens when you have too much confidence in a trade, its high time he or she accepts the fact trade can go anywhere at anytime its doesn't go in a straight line as we all know.

Very similar to gambling.

Let's put it this way, logically, when we trade then we could potentially win and lose. And it's like some sort of belief that when you trade more, you're likely to lose.

And the same goes with gambling, in the end, if you're a day trader OP. When you are in profit, don't lose it and just take it so that you'll see why these situations are fairly normal.

[Hamphser]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

I think with the look of things he or she is overwhelmed with emotions that he makes profit that day and the next day he or she believes it will be the same this this things usually happens when you have too much confidence in a trade, its high time he or she accepts the fact trade can go anywhere at anytime its doesn't go in a straight line as we all know.

Very similar to gambling.

Let's put it this way, logically, when we trade then we could potentially win and lose. And it's like some sort of belief that when you trade more, you're likely to lose.

And the same goes with gambling, in the end, if you're a day trader OP. When you are in profit, don't lose it and just take it so that you'll see why these situations are fairly normal.

Similar situations on gambling but different in long term involvement on which we know that gambling cant really be that totally be compared to trading since its a different thing. Although in speaking about risks then it is really there and its up to someone whether they would really be accepting it and would really be considering on continuing specially on trading which its true that if you do see that you are really that making profits in the end of the day then it is really just that right that you shouldnt really be that stopping but rather continuing since this is an indicative sign that you are really that progressing in terms of
your trading. Problem? There's no problem as long you are really that sticking with your risks management because if you wont really be that mindful about this then you would really be ending up on
messing up your initial plans that you had made out earlier and possible goals that you had already insighted.

[tvplus006]

...In my opinion an experienced trader do not face such situation because he knows how to manage the circumstances that are against his hopes and he learned all the things before taking step into trading so if a person is facing such situations then main thing is that he does not understand the market completely so he should stop trading here...

Obviously OP is not an experienced trader, so the fact that he does not lose his money is already positive. After all, we all know that the main thing is not to lose your money, and profit will come to us together with knowledge and experience. Now he needs to carefully analyze his trading to understand the reason for his unsuccessful trades.

[Agbe]

It is not a psychological issue but lack of understanding. Normally in trading one must win and loss. But for those who are expert of trading is hardly to loss everything because they understand the movement of the market and they know when to place market and when to stop the market but for those who have not mastered the movement of the market, in most time want to make big profit and they are cut to loss everything  because they don't know when the market will go down and up. So they are liable to loss. And this as happened to me. So now I am very much be careful with trading.

[Finestream]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Probably it’s his trading habits that made his trades end up with some profits and losses the following day. While it is known that trading is a combination of some profits and inevitable losses, but if the scenario keeps repeating itself, well then that certain trader should learn to evaluate his trading strategies, if they are still working or not. That way, he will start assessing what strategies to use continuously, and what strategies that need to revise or just develop new trading strategies.

[GeorgeJohn]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he

In trading it's not necessarily mean that you will getting or making profits always, but the objectives of traders is that they will be making profits and whosoever that trade want to make profit..in the aspect of losing in a trade, I will like you to understand what can be major reasons that might contribute for losing in trading whereas you do make profit in trading is lack of concentration, when you lacks concentration in trading, its very obvious that you will lose in trading, you most advocate time to study the movement of candle sticks of chart before investing and when you have not make such sacrifice or pay much attention in such I believe that you will definitely lose in trading

[Uruhara]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Actually this is indeed related to our own psychology in trading activities. Well I've experienced it too. Or you could say I often experience it. Based on what I experience about this, when I get 2 or 3 profits in a trade, usually our psychology will start to get disturbed by the appearance of greed which starts to push us to be more involved in trading and hope to get the 4th profit on the same day. Even though mentally we are tired. But our greedy emotions push ourselves too hard to keep us trading even with psychological conditions that are actually starting to be ineffective to continue trading.

So the problem is we have to be able to restrain ourselves. And we should only enter into trades when we are truly psychologically prepared. should not be too excited but also should not be too lazy in making analysis and trading. Everything must be done quietly.

But honestly I don't understand with those who can trade every day. Because I can't trade every day. Because it was too tiring psychologically for me. I think day traders have a tough mentality.

[ancafe]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

Knowledge and experience make traders understand how to take profit positions and because of that traders will look calm even though they have suffered many losses while trading.

Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

That's how difficult it is to go through trading because anyone will experience a loss at a certain moment and it has become normal for this to happen in trading and vice versa regarding profits. Patience, controlling emotions and being calm are efforts that will lead someone to achieve an experience in trading.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Change the first strategy if in the second step we experience losses and so on try to look at strategic positions to take profit positions, then pay attention to stop-loss limits that must be avoided. Technical matters may need to be studied because we will not be able to read market movements if neither knowledge nor experience. Don't be greedy and don't be in a hurry when you want to cut loss or stop loss, do it with care and consideration.

[irhact]

sometimes the strategy system is also not in line with the existing market, and I think that is a normal thing, we can only do our best, and then God's hand will work, we just have to wait for the results whether it reaches the target or hits a stop loss. if you continue to experience losses, I think it will be a bad day, and instead of changing the strategy system, maybe examining the advantages and disadvantages of our strategy system would be better

You shouldn't wait on God to do his miracle when you're a professional trader, you have to make sure you do everything right as religion or faith has nothing to do with trading. If you're doing what you said then you have to be a gambler because it's only an individual that's hoping on his day been lucky  that'll open a trade and pray to God to help him come out profitable. As a profession trader you should be able see how your trade will go if all your condition are meant.

If you're using a strategy that isn't in line with the current market condition then you have to change that strategy and use another one. We have many strategy that can give you profit, you have to look for which one will work well for you and stick to using it until you perfect it.

[tvplus006]

...So the problem is we have to be able to restrain ourselves. And we should only enter into trades when we are truly psychologically prepared. should not be too excited but also should not be too lazy in making analysis and trading. Everything must be done quietly...

It is obvious that beginners want to earn a large amount of money as soon as possible. Therefore, they believe that if they open new orders more often, the faster their goal will be achieved. The fear of lagging behind the market movement leads to mistakes that entail the loss of money.

[jossiel]

Very similar to gambling.

Let's put it this way, logically, when we trade then we could potentially win and lose. And it's like some sort of belief that when you trade more, you're likely to lose.

And the same goes with gambling, in the end, if you're a day trader OP. When you are in profit, don't lose it and just take it so that you'll see why these situations are fairly normal.

Similar situations on gambling but different in long term involvement on which we know that gambling cant really be that totally be compared to trading since its a different thing. Although in speaking about risks then it is really there and its up to someone whether they would really be accepting it and would really be considering on continuing specially on trading which its true that if you do see that you are really that making profits in the end of the day then it is really just that right that you shouldnt really be that stopping but rather continuing since this is an indicative sign that you are really that progressing in terms of
your trading. Problem? There's no problem as long you are really that sticking with your risks management because if you wont really be that mindful about this then you would really be ending up on
messing up your initial plans that you had made out earlier and possible goals that you had already insighted.

Sticking to the plan you've set and the risk management that you're doing will play the big part on it.

That's why we're chilled when we're excited and upon doing these trades, a lot changes based on the emotional that we're reacting from the trades we do.

And when you're determined to continue yet the results of the most trades you've done are not conducive, it's okay to stop for a while.

[Uruhara]

...So the problem is we have to be able to restrain ourselves. And we should only enter into trades when we are truly psychologically prepared. should not be too excited but also should not be too lazy in making analysis and trading. Everything must be done quietly...

It is obvious that beginners want to earn a large amount of money as soon as possible. Therefore, they believe that if they open new orders more often, the faster their goal will be achieved. The fear of lagging behind the market movement leads to mistakes that entail the loss of money.

You are right. Beginners tend to do things like that. Because I was in the same situation and condition when I was just learning to trade. I always open positions in a hurry and I also always close positions in a hurry. The point is that everything is too forced and always wants to be done quickly. Well we want to quickly have big profits in a short time. But over time, when experience increased, I began to understand that we really have to trade in a calm position. And our psychology must be in good shape. And we must limit our trading hours to maintain emotional stability. Well, I'm still learning to this day.

[xSkylarx]

...So the problem is we have to be able to restrain ourselves. And we should only enter into trades when we are truly psychologically prepared. should not be too excited but also should not be too lazy in making analysis and trading. Everything must be done quietly...

It is obvious that beginners want to earn a large amount of money as soon as possible. Therefore, they believe that if they open new orders more often, the faster their goal will be achieved. The fear of lagging behind the market movement leads to mistakes that entail the loss of money.

You are right. Beginners tend to do things like that. Because I was in the same situation and condition when I was just learning to trade. I always open positions in a hurry and I also always close positions in a hurry. The point is that everything is too forced and always wants to be done quickly. Well we want to quickly have big profits in a short time. But over time, when experience increased, I began to understand that we really have to trade in a calm position. And our psychology must be in good shape. And we must limit our trading hours to maintain emotional stability. Well, I'm still learning to this day.

Right timing is really the key, or having an established strategy, because if we hastily put a trade in, meaning we don't have a concrete process on where we trigger the trade because we just think that is the best spot, which turns out not to be, this is really the start of losing, which is again normal for trading. All of us have been through it, but we should learn from it so that it won't happen again. Also, emotions are a big factor in it, which is why if you are in a good mental state, you can trade and decide more.

[tvplus006]

Beginners tend to do things like that. Because I was in the same situation and condition when I was just learning to trade. I always open positions in a hurry and I also always close positions in a hurry. The point is that everything is too forced and always wants to be done quickly. Well we want to quickly have big profits in a short time...

Everyone was once a beginner and, accordingly, made similar mistakes. Only some gave up trading, while others brought new money in order to test another strategy and eventually found their own, which allowed at least not to lose their money.

[_BlackStar]

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Everyone was once a beginner and, accordingly, made similar mistakes. Only some gave up trading, while others brought new money in order to test another strategy and eventually found their own, which allowed at least not to lose their money.

Some traders will plainly give up because they failed to learn a good trade - while others will take their failure as a lesson and do something better to avoid repeating the same mistake again. Everyone has made mistakes, both big and small - but these mistakes should be part of our journey to success.

Learning new trading strategies is part of how traders grow - but it never guarantees they will be successful with their new strategy. After all, trading may not be better than investing in the long term - the meaning is that a trader can still lose all his profits in just one mistake.

[dunfida]

...So the problem is we have to be able to restrain ourselves. And we should only enter into trades when we are truly psychologically prepared. should not be too excited but also should not be too lazy in making analysis and trading. Everything must be done quietly...

It is obvious that beginners want to earn a large amount of money as soon as possible. Therefore, they believe that if they open new orders more often, the faster their goal will be achieved. The fear of lagging behind the market movement leads to mistakes that entail the loss of money.

You are right. Beginners tend to do things like that. Because I was in the same situation and condition when I was just learning to trade. I always open positions in a hurry and I also always close positions in a hurry. The point is that everything is too forced and always wants to be done quickly. Well we want to quickly have big profits in a short time. But over time, when experience increased, I began to understand that we really have to trade in a calm position. And our psychology must be in good shape. And we must limit our trading hours to maintain emotional stability. Well, I'm still learning to this day.

Right timing is really the key, or having an established strategy, because if we hastily put a trade in, meaning we don't have a concrete process on where we trigger the trade because we just think that is the best spot, which turns out not to be, this is really the start of losing, which is again normal for trading. All of us have been through it, but we should learn from it so that it won't happen again. Also, emotions are a big factor in it, which is why if you are in a good mental state, you can trade and decide more.

And able to easily adapt on the time that you would really be that able to encounter such changes on which we know that we do have set a particular analysis and action point whether we are selling or be still holding but

there are circumstances or conditions which might really be able to changed up that on the time that you would be able to encounter certain conditions on which you would really be needing to act fast if you are really that going for short term but if you are basing up on long term then this wont really be an issue since you can simply hold into your position and just wait up for the price to recover. In speaking about emotions then it would really be normal that there would really be those sudden impulse action that would be felt on because we are just human and its normal to have those kind of impulsive reactions which might lead to those actions
that out of our analysis.

Being a trader then you should really be making yourself that versatile because if not then you would really be finding yourself on committing lots of errors and mistakes just because
you would be simply missing out those things which you are really that supposed to take action on.

[AnonBitCoiner]

It is obvious that beginners want to earn a large amount of money as soon as possible. Therefore, they believe that if they open new orders more often, the faster their goal will be achieved. The fear of lagging behind the market movement leads to mistakes that entail the loss of money.

As new commers are in desire to get profit soon as possible so because of this haste they losses their money day by day and eventually they stop to do trade. They should be calm because in haste every decision is faulty and correction of time will take time.

There is no fault of newbies because they are new and they feel every movement of market as a new thing so excitement is must but if they continue their trading with same behavior then this will be their mistake.

No one is a master from the starting stage but try to be master by learning each and every thing is a bold step of trader which will make them expert one day.

[letteredhub]

It is obvious that beginners want to earn a large amount of money as soon as possible. Therefore, they believe that if they open new orders more often, the faster their goal will be achieved. The fear of lagging behind the market movement leads to mistakes that entail the loss of money.

As new commers are in desire to get profit soon as possible so because of this haste they losses their money day by day and eventually they stop to do trade. They should be calm because in haste every decision is faulty and correction of time will take time.

Are guys implying that this results from those different trades could be fairly caused by hasty openings of new orders?  Maybe I didn't point it out that this person isn't a newbie because he has been tradingfor about three years now, and I have had time sitting with this very person witnessing how he trades, and I never for ones caught a sight on him opening many trades after another, so just somehow unsure it could be that though it's a strong point. And inmay have to ask him to find out about that.

[blockman]

There is no fault of newbies because they are new and they feel every movement of market as a new thing so excitement is must but if they continue their trading with same behavior then this will be their mistake.

Unless they learn from the mistakes that they have committed. Things are learned through experience and that's what they need to do, to learn from the experience that they're going to have from it. If the mistakes are consistent and they're not making anything better then they should have just quit. But if they are persistent and has a vision of what they're trying to do, that means that they're able to extract the lessons that they're learning through the process and it's not that hard to obtain even if they're beginners and they're courageous to take those beginner's losses.

[tvplus006]

Are guys implying that this results from those different trades could be fairly caused by hasty openings of new orders?  Maybe I didn't point it out that this person isn't a newbie because he has been tradingfor about three years now, and I have had time sitting with this very person witnessing how he trades, and I never for ones caught a sight on him opening many trades after another, so just somehow unsure it could be that though it's a strong point. And inmay have to ask him to find out about that.

In this case, advise your friend not to rush to open the next order after a profit order. The result of such a pause may be that he will not have time to open a losing trade and the next open order will be as profitable as the previous one.

[Uruhara]

Beginners tend to do things like that. Because I was in the same situation and condition when I was just learning to trade. I always open positions in a hurry and I also always close positions in a hurry. The point is that everything is too forced and always wants to be done quickly. Well we want to quickly have big profits in a short time...

Everyone was once a beginner and, accordingly, made similar mistakes. Only some gave up trading, while others brought new money in order to test another strategy and eventually found their own, which allowed at least not to lose their money.

Well, many decide to stop trading after experiencing several losses. So that he did not have time to further develop the trade they had started. The point is that in the world of trading everything requires a process and our patience is really tested in this case. All we can do is have to keep learning and evaluating every mistake that keeps us from being able to profit. And as experience and insight increase, becoming a successful trader can definitely be done. It's just that the initial journey is sometimes the most difficult to pass.

[so98nn]

Skillingcash, a trading app that I installed one day from Seychelles company and started trading everyday. Darts, it was unexpected to see my results. I ended up spending more money than I was expecting. It’s very hard to keep up with trading if you are not controlling yourself and your emotions. I spent around $25 on Tesla shares on ended up losing the entire 100% amount in the daily market. It was so crazy experience for me that I ended up putting more money so that I can invest and acquire the losses. Though I was thinking that I will be able to recover it I ended up sticking those funds in middle of trades.

The problem is only with the emotions I guess. Nothing else can make us loop around it. Just personal experience. This could be entirely different for everyone.

[Eternad]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Trading is just like gambling which you can guarantee profit because you literally just speculating on the price by using indicators that use only previous data to give a prediction and doesn’t guarantee that it’s signal will really happened.

It’s common to experience lose and win repeatedly if you don’t have any strategy and just trading based on your feeling. Traders that consistently winning are those who analyze a certain tokens and familiarize on its behavior before they enter on any trading.

[tjtonmoy]

Stop Loss (SL) That's how you manage your loss so that you don't lose a lot. And if you are loosing one day and making profit on the other, change your time frame. Take it to 3/4 day or weeks. Weekly opening trades and closing them will give you best results if you are struggling with day trading analysis. Putting a limit to your trades with stop loss will let you close the trade without making huge loss or even getting liquidated. It is a practice that will help you minimize your losses. So that you will be able to open a new trade with better options.

Or if that is happening repeatedly and affecting your life, then take a break. Change your strategy and analysis pattern. Come up with a new thing which will work according to the current market condition. Hopefully that will help you get rid of such trades. Or you can skip a day or two between trades to better understand the market. Remember, the more time you give the better results you will get from your analysis.

[JoyMarsha]

One of the main causes for this claim that the crypto market is unpredictable is the winning and losing that happens in it. You win today but lose tomorrow. No matter how skilled a trader you are, you do not always win. Even if you are making money at one time, your greed and need for more money may prevent you from knowing when to stop. 

No matter if you make a profit or a loss for the day, you should always stick to and monitor the closure of your entry point. Many people fail to recognize when they should give up and try again the next day at that point. 

The way to get out of it is to learn when to quit even if you are at a win or loss. Don't deal as though tomorrow won't come to test your lucky charm.

[tygeade]

If a person is experiencing one day win and another day loss then I think trading is not beneficial for him because the loss and profit become balance and a person remains at that stage.

In my opinion an experienced trader do not face such situation because he knows how to manage the circumstances that are against his hopes and he learned all the things before taking step into trading so if a person is facing such situations then main thing is that he does not understand the market completely so he should stop trading here.

Trading is for getting success and work to handle every situations so if one is not able to maximize his profit then pausing trading for some durations and learn again will be suited good.

Just because they made a profit and made a loss doesn't mean it was equal numbers neither. I mean you could make 5k profit and 3k loss, which means you are in 2k profit and that's the important part, you should be making as much profit as you possibly could from it.

You can still continue to make a loss time to time, like you can go one profit and one loss back to back, but as long as you profit more than you lose then it's fine and nothing is wrong with that. I get that it will not be simple, but it will at least exist to a point and you should be hoping that it will work for you in the end. I understand that some people worry about it, because they do not like to check the results of it, but it will happen without a doubt.

[freedomgo]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

I think his trading strategy is not completely working, that’s why he is more into losses and some winnings lately. If he will continue to use it, probably there will be no changes in his trading outcome, but if he’ll develop a new and a more reliable strategy, he can start maximizing his profits and minimize his losing moments. Moreover, his trading habits might also be triggered. He should assess more of his trading habits and strategies so he can finally track the sources of his trading losses.

[lixer]

...So the problem is we have to be able to restrain ourselves. And we should only enter into trades when we are truly psychologically prepared. should not be too excited but also should not be too lazy in making analysis and trading. Everything must be done quietly...

It is obvious that beginners want to earn a large amount of money as soon as possible. Therefore, they believe that if they open new orders more often, the faster their goal will be achieved. The fear of lagging behind the market movement leads to mistakes that entail the loss of money.

It's true, a lot of people, especially newbies, think that they need to make a lot of trades in order to earn a lot of profit that too in a very short period of time, and they ignore the fact that it also increases the chances of them making wrong trades and losing money which makes it completely useless to execute many trades. When you are earning $30 from 10 trades and then losing $20 in a single trade, it makes all your hard work go in vain.

The very first thing newbie investors need to keep in mind is that cryptocurrencies are not a get-rich-quick scheme and they need to keep calm, it can help them get financial stability but only if they try to understand things more clearly instead of rushing things and trying to make a quick profit.

[Oilacris]

...So the problem is we have to be able to restrain ourselves. And we should only enter into trades when we are truly psychologically prepared. should not be too excited but also should not be too lazy in making analysis and trading. Everything must be done quietly...

It is obvious that beginners want to earn a large amount of money as soon as possible. Therefore, they believe that if they open new orders more often, the faster their goal will be achieved. The fear of lagging behind the market movement leads to mistakes that entail the loss of money.

It's true, a lot of people, especially newbies, think that they need to make a lot of trades in order to earn a lot of profit that too in a very short period of time, and they ignore the fact that it also increases the chances of them making wrong trades and losing money which makes it completely useless to execute many trades. When you are earning $30 from 10 trades and then losing $20 in a single trade, it makes all your hard work go in vain.

The very first thing newbie investors need to keep in mind is that cryptocurrencies are not a get-rich-quick scheme and they need to keep calm, it can help them get financial stability but only if they try to understand things more clearly instead of rushing things and trying to make a quick profit.

Just let them on what their first impressions and believe could be on which they would really be soon realize on whats the reality of this field on which it never been that easy for you to deal with.
It is really that common that newbies would really be having that kind of impression in towards things knowing that it is really that first time. On the time that they would be having that actual experience
then these sentiments would really be changing and they would be able to adjust and act accordingly on how it would really be looking like. Occurrences of similar situations or results arent that shocking
on which you would definitely be able to experience it out along the way but it doesnt really mean that something.

The thing you should have in mind is to adapt and be versatile on whatever things that is facing on you. If you do find yourself that trading is really that hard then you should really just simply adjust
and do all your best and might on making yourself that sustainable because not all would really be that sustainable and able to survive this unpredictable space or market.

[Japinat]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.
~
Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

His/her decisions.

I'm not expert in trading, but I tried trading already, and I believe that the reason why I lost most of the time with my trades is my trading decisions which often leads me to losses. A win trade means you had a good decision, and vice versa. How can it be solved or stopped? I don't think there's any way to stop it aside from learning from your past experiences. Experiencing it first-hand would be better because you can adjust, and make better decisions in the future. If you experience winning, you might stick to that strategy, and if you lose, you will make some adjustments, and better decisions.

Overall, it's psychological like you said. The problem is yourself, and the only solution for that is to fix yourself as well.

I have to agree on this. There’s no stopping from your losing experiences in trading, because whether we like it or not, trading has its own inevitable losses as well, even pros and veterans have their fair share of losses too. However, if we are in consistent losses, probably there’s something wrong with the way how we trade. With how we make our trading decisions. If you stick with your trading decisions, then nothing will change, you will still be losing most of the time. I suggest you start assessing yourself as a trader and try to learn new skills and strategies as well in trading. Maybe that will at least help you to change your trading decisions and your trading mindset as well.

[Questat]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such an experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Probably the reasons are - TA, ineffective strategies, too emotional, and greediness.
But I will tell you OP that this is really how trading looks. You can't make all day in profit nor think that you can earn a profit consistently but sadly, losing is still going to happen. And whether we like it or not, even if you are in trading for many years, nobody is exempted. And the best thing to do is work on your strategies and enhance our knowledge in order to raise our level of market understanding which could really have a huge impact in making TA.

[MFahad]

Just because they made a profit and made a loss doesn't mean it was equal numbers neither. I mean you could make 5k profit and 3k loss, which means you are in 2k profit and that's the important part, you should be making as much profit as you possibly could from it.

You can still continue to make a loss time to time, like you can go one profit and one loss back to back, but as long as you profit more than you lose then it's fine and nothing is wrong with that. I get that it will not be simple, but it will at least exist to a point and you should be hoping that it will work for you in the end. I understand that some people worry about it, because they do not like to check the results of it, but it will happen without a doubt.

When profit is greater than loss then in such situations continue your business and in a same time try to learn about the reason due to which you loss money but when the situations goes opposite like your percentage of loss increases than wining percentage then it is alarming for you.

I think that if you made 2k profit in regular win and loss condition then people will not see this sum but they will focus more on their loss as loss is very hard to bear. Trading work only when you utilize all the possible gained knowledge and success does not occur quickly and suddenly but time is necessary to experience other important factors which you don't know before.

Trading will be easy for you if you follow the trading signals and involve yourself in discussion of groups about trading.

[Sexylizzy2813]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

It all boils down to the trader and his strategy, as a trade I don't think you have to always be on the same path of trading or using same style. Like you having a plan, different method of carrying out your day to day trading activities, if you find out that the loss and profit has a reoccurrence (in a way that's not favourable) then give it a pause and ask yourself what are you not doing well, if possible give it a break but not for too long just to figure out the problem.
I believe there's no trader that's going up and down in every trading he makes, there must be a change so if that happens is left for the trader to make amends and the problem might good away if it's handled properly.

[Fakhrulenclix]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

It all boils down to the trader and his strategy, as a trade I don't think you have to always be on the same path of trading or using same style. Like you having a plan, different method of carrying out your day to day trading activities, if you find out that the loss and profit has a reoccurrence (in a way that's not favourable) then give it a pause and ask yourself what are you not doing well, if possible give it a break but not for too long just to figure out the problem.
I believe there's no trader that's going up and down in every trading he makes, there must be a change so if that happens is left for the trader to make amends and the problem might good away if it's handled properly.

Many things happen that are beyond our expectations in the course of trading, therefore we must be prepared for these things.
What you say is very true and indeed we also have to be able to control our emotions in trading to avoid bad things.
Regarding strategy, before trading we must have a strategy that will be implemented to take profits or other plans, but if something outside our control happens then we must be ready for that and also be prepared to carry out other strategies.

[DaMut]

i think he needs to check his strategy and journal his trades and check the parameters that played out when he won trades and also when he lost the trade and he should try to focus on the scenario plays that led to the wins and stick to it. you wont win all the time but it should be on a high  side than the losing.

[rojan]

i think he needs to check his strategy and journal his trades and check the parameters that played out when he won trades and also when he lost the trade and he should try to focus on the scenario plays that led to the wins and stick to it. you wont win all the time but it should be on a high  side than the losing.

We have no reason to worry because some time we will gain while trading and some time we will lose. But if we want to trade we must have a good idea about trading then we can make profit from trading. Some times we make big mistakes due to our small mistakes.  We have to wear losses. So if we can trade with a good idea about trading, then maybe our losses can be a little bit smaller. We have to follow some rules for trading and then there may be danger for us.

[Uruhara]

i think he needs to check his strategy and journal his trades and check the parameters that played out when he won trades and also when he lost the trade and he should try to focus on the scenario plays that led to the wins and stick to it. you wont win all the time but it should be on a high  side than the losing.

Well, he has to observe the trading experience he has done. Observation is needed so that he can be more thorough in understanding why he loses and why he wins in trading. And after that, the material collected from observation activities is then reassessed through evaluation practices and then draws conclusions and makes more mature trading plans. And this process sometimes doesn't work immediately. But there should always be lessons to be learned. So we will become more reliable traders.

[DVlog]

i think he needs to check his strategy and journal his trades and check the parameters that played out when he won trades and also when he lost the trade and he should try to focus on the scenario plays that led to the wins and stick to it. you wont win all the time but it should be on a high  side than the losing.

It's a good practice to have a journal for your trade where you will note down every trade, its outcome, relevant comments for future references. I saw many professional traders use this kind of method to improve their trading skills and use their experience to be on the winning side of the market. However this helps a trader identify the mole in his strategy and change based on his goal.

[TakeItEasy]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.

 Like he places a trade today he makes profit and the next day when he places another trade he would lose it, whereas the next day he then makes another profit and lose it the next. And this happen been repeating for more than a month.

Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

Don't even think it would be for a month,  the win and lose situation I can say,  it would be for just some days but if I think about it for a month,  not sure at all. I was also being involved in this situation but not for that much time. A month is a long time even I had been in this situation for a week or just 6 days. Some people even didn't like that it repeatedly happens,  also I was doing it for 6 days,  I was not feeling happy in that situation and it was the matter of loss,  I was being in a little loss there after 6 days. So,  you are saying you did it for a month or so. How would you explain that are you were in loss? Or you were in win at last?

We can't stop this experience by our own will,  as trading is volatile,  so we could only applying trading strategies there. But can't think of to stop it. From time to time we get experience and should understand things in trading. Just carry on!

[Hamphser]

What do we think could be the cause for a trader that has been experiencing a win and lose repetitive occurrences in his trades.
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Has anyone had such experience? If yes! Then how was or could it be solved or stopped?
The situation is getting psychological.

His/her decisions.

I'm not expert in trading, but I tried trading already, and I believe that the reason why I lost most of the time with my trades is my trading decisions which often leads me to losses. A win trade means you had a good decision, and vice versa. How can it be solved or stopped? I don't think there's any way to stop it aside from learning from your past experiences. Experiencing it first-hand would be better because you can adjust, and make better decisions in the future. If you experience winning, you might stick to that strategy, and if you lose, you will make some adjustments, and better decisions.

Overall, it's psychological like you said. The problem is yourself, and the only solution for that is to fix yourself as well.

I have to agree on this. There’s no stopping from your losing experiences in trading, because whether we like it or not, trading has its own inevitable losses as well, even pros and veterans have their fair share of losses too. However, if we are in consistent losses, probably there’s something wrong with the way how we trade. With how we make our trading decisions. If you stick with your trading decisions, then nothing will change, you will still be losing most of the time. I suggest you start assessing yourself as a trader and try to learn new skills and strategies as well in trading. Maybe that will at least help you to change your trading decisions and your trading mindset as well.

Its simply inevitable!

There's no way that someone cant really be able to experience losing because this is something that you would really be able to experience along the way even if you are already that experienced or professional on this field on which you could really be definitely be experiencing losing but the most important thing that despite of those losses is that you could really be still ending up on being profitable because
this is one of the most important thing that you would be needing to consider because if you do find yourself that not really much making some winning trades and losses is more than
with your winning then you would be finding definitely yourself in negative.

This is why its really that important that you should really know on how to adopt and be versatle and making learnings out of those mistakes that you had experienced.
We know that mistakes are stepping stones on making yourself better. Its impossible that you cant really be able to point out those potential problems that did really
affect your trading.

[Negotiation]

The biggest problem I feel is that when newbies come into the trading market, they come into the market with zero knowledge because they don't know what they are going to gain or lose. In this case, since most people are new, they start trading on seeing others and at some point lose their original money and go back to the previous situation. This problem is a long-term problem and its solution is also a long-term solution. If one wants to operate a trading for a limited time then my opinion is that he should not start In that because if he does not know about the background then he will never succeed in that.