vice versa. . .unfortunatelyOriginally Posted by ;
Witkot,
You Have to Have a good look at This Commerce and Also ask yourself some tough questions:
Was your entry right? Can you check your entry? Can you determine that the Support and Resistance levels? Where was the Pivot? What was the fad on your preferred TF? How did the fad compare to TF's? Was your SL and TP arbritary or correctly reasearched? What's misssing on your preferred system? What was the period of day? Was there any news? What are you currently thinking/feeling when you entered the trade. Answer those questions, learn from it and determine how you get on time.
Trading is fine balance between greed and fear, find your comfortzone and exchange within it.
It's a long street.Originally Posted by ;
Some of those losers I did not turn into winners, generally they ended in a massive reduction relative into account size or a margin call. Following my margin call I concentrated on making regular withdrawals and constructing my own bank account instead of my trading account. The previous margin call I was MUCH less painful as a outcome.
Didn't mean to seem like an escape artist/magician. It's hard in the beginning, especially when you really don't have the money to burn. It's greed and anxiety that need conquering, control the market will go a lot easier for me personally you or anyone else.