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Today at 03:21:04 AM
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From the trading perspective, a loss us really not a mistake. You were just wrong. The market gave all data that you need, and you made your analysis. So it means that you were intentional about it, that's why you took the risk. If it ends in a loss, it's on you, it means there is something you didn't do well, either your bias was wrong or your entry was wrong or something else, all these are not mistakes because they are as a result of your own careful analysis.

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Losses in trading can happen at anytime. The best solution against huge losses is to be using the amount of money that you can afford to lose to trade.

It important to know that the higher your short term goals the bigger the risks of losses.

Traders are not patient is the reason they are losing. I have seen some people saying this and it is true.
Trading without the effectiveness of risk management is merely gambling in the market. This is not we come to the market to do because there are more good chances in the market, we should be able to dive our way back to the top and become independent and ambitious to know more features about the market. Been in the market is one thing and making constantly profits is a another thing. Our main objective shouldn't be just to make quick profits but what inspires me more is been consistently trading in the market and also counting profits both left and center, that's to tell you how determined and balance one can be in the market.

Talking about traders losing, patience is a virtue and when realized that market is not going in our direction, we exercise patience and wait for our signal to hit rather than rushing all in the market because we want what's best for us, common good things do take time and that's a fact.

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