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Let's Talk Trading
Member Since Aug 27, 2017
875 posts
Dec 01, 2019 at 14:30
Imamul posted:
before some years ago , demo was the first choice for newcomer, but time has changed right now , beginners kick off live trading instead of demo , but result not actually.
It’s not a good choice as I see! Maybe they can use micro type account after demo; but using the real account so directly is painful!
keeping patience.......
Dec 02, 2019 at 19:18
Many traders now come with a lot of theoretical experience and maybe that's why they start working with real money right away. Maybe they think that all the mistakes made by other traders will not affect them. But the big self-confidence is a cruel joke with them. The market is a market and it does not always give positive emotions. Sometimes you experience such a range of feelings, sometimes you are on the verge of losing a lot and it is definitely difficult. And these emotions are felt even by those traders who have been on the market for years. What to say about newbies who come to such a serious business with burning eyes and immediately say goodbye to their hopes that they will succeed here and now.
Dec 05, 2019 at 10:37
Adribaasmet posted:Imamul posted:
before some years ago , demo was the first choice for newcomer, but time has changed right now , beginners kick off live trading instead of demo , but result not actually.
It’s not a good choice as I see! Maybe they can use micro type account after demo; but using the real account so directly is painful!
Yes. Practicing on a demo account is a must. When i started my trading journey i practiced on a demo account for long before moving to live trading. I can’t imagine beginning trading without practicing on a demo account.
Dec 07, 2019 at 09:51
Imamul posted:
before some years ago , demo was the first choice for newcomer, but time has changed right now , beginners kick off live trading instead of demo , but result not actually.
Right, even I think demo should be the first try.
Member Since Aug 27, 2017
875 posts
Dec 29, 2019 at 13:29
Mohammadi posted:
for newcomers live account can be a dangerous decision,
because they cant control emotions when trading.
Newbie should start their trading career by demo practice! Because, it’s very easy to lose trading capital here & in this industry, more than 90% traders are struggling!
keeping patience.......
Member Since Apr 06, 2018
242 posts
Dec 30, 2019 at 18:59
figfilli posted:
I do not understand why people do not start with demo. It is free and you can practice on it. Why risk money when you can use demo. Madness
Well demo means no slippage, no spread widening and no psychological pressure of losing money. So demo trading means nothing. Demo trading is only good for understanding about trading platform.
The market will trade through it’s path of least resistance .
Jan 01, 2020 at 13:49
figfilli posted:
I do not understand why people do not start with demo. It is free and you can practice on it. Why risk money when you can use demo. Madness
On the whole, which traders try to earn money quickly here; they try to avoid the demo trading opportunities! As a result, till now more than 95% are the losers here!
Member Since Dec 30, 2016
99 posts
Dec 10, 2024 at 16:30
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Dec 12, 2024 at 06:56
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Dec 18, 2024 at 07:58
Forex trading taught me that patience is key. At first, I wanted quick gains, but I learned that small, steady wins are better. It’s not about jumping on every move, but understanding the market and sticking to your plan. The hardest part is staying calm and not letting emotions take over. Focus on your mindset, and success will follow.
In trading, knowledge is power; in practice, patience is key.
Member Since Oct 21, 2024
61 posts
Dec 18, 2024 at 10:14
Ron_Smith posted:
Forex trading taught me that patience is key. At first, I wanted quick gains, but I learned that small, steady wins are better. It’s not about jumping on every move, but understanding the market and sticking to your plan. The hardest part is staying calm and not letting emotions take over. Focus on your mindset, and success will follow.
I agree! But I feel there are times when sticking to the plans doesn't work then what should be the next move in that case?
Dec 20, 2024 at 05:25
Angelite posted:
Guys you don't need to improove all of this skill to be honest, hedge fund like us are here for that ! let professionnal do it and find a good invest system like us
I agree, patience is the key but sticking to the plan doesn’t mean being stubborn either. If the market is not going with my trades, I just take a step back, breathe, examine my plan again, and make minimal changes if necessary, instead of forcing a trade. About leaving everything for the professionals - I think that would work for some, but I am always in favor of learning, failing, learning and building a system that suits me. What do you guys think?
Dec 20, 2024 at 06:26
ChelseaR posted:Angelite posted:
Guys you don't need to improove all of this skill to be honest, hedge fund like us are here for that ! let professionnal do it and find a good invest system like us
I agree, patience is the key but sticking to the plan doesn’t mean being stubborn either. If the market is not going with my trades, I just take a step back, breathe, examine my plan again, and make minimal changes if necessary, instead of forcing a trade. About leaving everything for the professionals - I think that would work for some, but I am always in favor of learning, failing, learning and building a system that suits me. What do you guys think?
Interesting but sometimes sticking to the plan without oveeranalyzing can work out much better. Overthinking or tweaking too much has cost me more than I’d like to admit. And while learning is important, it’s all about balance.
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