Avoiding Revenge Trading Reduces Trading Losses.

[nara1892]

No one ever likes losing money especially when it comes to trading losses but on the other hand, trading is, after all, a risky activity, and losses can occur at any time, even if you’ve used your best strategy. This means you should be mentally prepared to handle losses, because in my opinion, when someone can accept losses, they’re less likely to seek revenge on the market. Therefore, never trade beyond your means.

[Byebyebtc]

That is one of the behaviors that can't be easily removed from yourself; that is why others said your enemy is yourself. 

Controlling one's emotions can be very difficult man, you have to be in another level of discipline to do that, I have clearly told my self to avoid doing such and even more, but sometimes I still see myself doing it and I freez for a moment trying to get if I was the one that actually broke my own rule.

As a matter of fact I'm trying my best to be disciplined in that aspect, and I will not condemn any one in that situation because I know how it feels, I will only encourage every one in this situation to try to be strong and avoid losses like these.

[Ojima-ojo]

When a trader avoid making revenge trade after experiencing massive trading losses it automatically reduce and limit the rate of losses the trader experiences during its trading period, and most traders ignore this strategic trading approach because of how desperate they are to recover their lost money immediately which at the end will result to massive financial losses of their trade. That is why its required of every trader to avoid revenge trading because it is an emotional trap that makes traders to instantly force the trading market to give them back the money they just lost from their trade, making these traders to risk more of their money to trade just to recover their lost money back and also to wipe out their previous loss in just a trade, that is driven by anger and panic which makes these set of traders to abandon and forget their trading strategy completely.

Revenge is not always a good approach in whatever you do not just in trading but all the other aspects of real activities, because chasing the profits because of previous losses puts the trader in a tough position to take steps and actions that are not properly guided by experience knowledge and patience.


This is the worst stage any trader can get to because for such point, you only end up losing more than you have already lost in your previous trades.

[AVE5]

When a trader avoid making revenge trade after experiencing massive trading losses it automatically reduce and limit the rate of losses the trader experiences during its trading period, and most traders ignore this strategic trading approach because of how desperate they are to recover their lost money immediately which at the end will result to massive financial losses of their trade.

This is the major reason why it's not good to trade when you're weak to control your emotions because understand the pressure with the desperacy of recovering your lost, you're bound to loose even more.
Hence, it's adviced to close trades and take some breaks when we're feeling depressed else you'll end up trading out of ignorance and aggressively just in the strive of recovering your loses.
Calling it a revenge trading makes the trading act looks more stupid because I can't imagine who you're contending with. Lol.

[Alphakilo]

When a trader avoid making revenge trade after experiencing massive trading losses it automatically reduce and limit the rate of losses the trader experiences during its trading period, and most traders ignore this strategic trading approach because of how desperate they are to recover their lost money immediately which at the end will result to massive financial losses of their trade.

This is the major reason why it's not good to trade when you're weak to control your emotions because understand the pressure with the desperacy of recovering your lost, you're bound to loose even more.
Hence, it's adviced to close trades and take some breaks when we're feeling depressed else you'll end up trading out of ignorance and aggressively just in the strive of recovering your loses.
Calling it a revenge trading makes the trading act looks more stupid because I can't imagine who you're contending with. Lol.

I would still emphasize on why knowledge and adherence to risk management practices is best before even being consistent with trading activities because this post is one of the reasons why.
The emotional outrage or psychological impact of revenge trading tends to more loss of capital and appetite to continue trading in the future because of lack of risk management practices and that's why it's important to master risk management so as to avoid such scenarios where ego and emotional panic take over common sense of which turns losses in capital loss.

The thing is that there's always bound to be losses and there's always bound to be upset in the market movement, so it's better to know that and keep it in the back of your mind than to be surprised and react erratically when it happens. So at that point, it's a good advice to step back or step away, take a break if possible and never try to force the market to try to pay you back for the losses so far incurred.

[BitMaxz]

That is one of the behaviors that can't be easily removed from yourself; that is why others said your enemy is yourself. 

Controlling one's emotions can be very difficult man, you have to be in another level of discipline to do that, I have clearly told my self to avoid doing such and even more, but sometimes I still see myself doing it and I freez for a moment trying to get if I was the one that actually broke my own rule.

As a matter of fact I'm trying my best to be disciplined in that aspect, and I will not condemn any one in that situation because I know how it feels, I will only encourage every one in this situation to try to be strong and avoid losses like these.

Well, to me, I have a set of rules, including for revenge trade. I strictly follow the rules and never break them because I am sure it's a disaster if I don't follow my own rules; it would only end up losing a huge amount in a single day.

If you don't have a set of rules, you can't filter them out and avoid them, and it also needs discipline. Before, honestly, I couldn't avoid those revenge trading, but after learning from those mistakes, I never do that again because my 1st account's whole capital is being liquidated due to revenge and overtrading.

[Asiska02]

No one ever likes losing money especially when it comes to trading losses but on the other hand, trading is, after all, a risky activity, and losses can occur at any time, even if you’ve used your best strategy. This means you should be mentally prepared to handle losses, because in my opinion, when someone can accept losses, they’re less likely to seek revenge on the market. Therefore, never trade beyond your means.

Revenge trading is the fastest means to liquidation by a trader. If you’re not able to make up your mind that trading can come in two ways, the wins and the losses and be okay with whichever happens, you’ll always have a reason to fight the market to collect back your already lost money which in real sense you’re suppose to avoid yourself from being in such state.

By doing so, you’re breaking your rules and by breaking your rules, you’re also tempering with your capital which can result into more losses and eventually liquidation. Once you feel that the market is unfair and you want your money back, just know that emotion has set in and won’t allow you for a proper reasonable approach in the market which easily turns into more losses and probably liquidation.

[Olatundespo]

When a trader avoid making revenge trade after experiencing massive trading losses it automatically reduce and limit the rate of losses the trader experiences during its trading period, and most traders ignore this strategic trading approach because of how desperate they are to recover their lost money immediately which at the end will result to massive financial losses of their trade. That is why its required of every trader to avoid revenge trading because it is an emotional trap that makes traders to instantly force the trading market to give them back the money they just lost from their trade, making these traders to risk more of their money to trade just to recover their lost money back and also to wipe out their previous loss in just a trade, that is driven by anger and panic which makes these set of traders to abandon and forget their trading strategy completely.

If your trading portfolio is in loss, stop selling at that time but if you have excess funds, buy gradually. This method will reduce the unit price in the portfolio. Most experienced traders follow this method because stopping will only increase your frustration. It is more important to stop panic selling during market volatility which is a common tendency among new traders. I always advise beginners to use an amount of funds that you have available as surplus and can afford to lose.
Trading is not about showing revenge. You have to make decisions and face all situations with patience because there will be fear of losing capital on the trading platform and there will be hype to be tempted by others.

[crwth]

Well, the best way to do that is have a budget. If you are doing this revenge trading, it probably is that you are somewhat addicted to it. I hear this a lot in gambling and that's the part that it is addiction, the revenge.

All you have to do ^{(Easier said than done)}. Follow the process or strategy that you have strictly and not deviate from it.

[cryptoaddictchie]

That is why its required of every trader to avoid revenge trading because it is an emotional trap that makes traders to instantly force the trading market to give them back the money they just lost from their trade

This is so easy to say but honestly Ive experienced this as well too in the past and the urge to stop is really hard to supress. When you loss a lot of funds from trading the only way you can recover is do quick trade or so called revenge trading. Emotionally its so easy to stop but if we think the money loss theres compromise but to continue unless youre type of trader who are discipline well.

[traderethereum]

Taking a break after lost in trading is necessary to reduce your emotion and not thinks about revenge trade. But not many people can control their emotion after massive financial losses. Revenge trading could makes your lost bigger than before and instead recover your lost, you will suffer and desperate in your lost.

I suggest you take a break and leaving the market. It is to introspect the mistake you made so you can see how to fix in the next trades. You can return to the market after the cooling down so you can analyze carefully and not think about revenge trading.