Sep 30 2019 at 06:09
There maybe so many of them. But consistency here doesn’t imply that a trader doesn't make loss at all. I don’t think there could ever be a trader who hasn’t incurred loss in trading. In an experience of more than 10 years, one can lessen the chances of loss but not eliminate it altogether. So relax and start exploring it.
Sep 30 2019 at 20:44
U are right
Oct 02 2019 at 00:16
Very good comments and advice from all of you. Good money management to reach consistency. Thats the key.
Oct 05 2019 at 06:02
Gowaletasia posted:
I would like to ask if there is a forex trader more than 10 years old and still generate regular profit here ?
I'm sorry to ask this
because I see the portfolio of several forex winners here on other contests they lose a lot, inconsistent
my opinion for long term 100% forex traders must have lost
therefore many brokers give a lot of bonuses
please let me know if my opinion is wrong
😐
Oct 19 2019 at 05:12
I will be a 10 year veteran soon ... 9 years from today.
Algorithm is working and I am just taking money to the Bank.
Algorithm is working and I am just taking money to the Bank.
Never assume anything.
Oct 24 2019 at 05:36
i have been trading the markets for more than 15years, trading profitably is majorly about money and risk management, most especially you must be properly capitalized. loosing positions is a part of success in trading, however i make sure to end every single month in good profit.
N.B i can trade for anyone for a 20% monthly commission on profit made for you. Simply open an account with any reliable broker of your choice, i suggest pepperstone in Australia. and let get started.
cheers
N.B i can trade for anyone for a 20% monthly commission on profit made for you. Simply open an account with any reliable broker of your choice, i suggest pepperstone in Australia. and let get started.
cheers
Don't pray the market goes your way, pray to go the markets way
Oct 24 2019 at 22:25
togr posted:
It is not strange if you keep trading forex for 10+ years because you are profitable.
Let me rephrase the question, is there anybody trading for 10+ years and still losing money?
I would like to know your motivation:)
That would be me! I started October 2008 and I am still struggling to make money.
But my motivation is that forex is the best business there is, and I know it is possible to make a living and retire from forex. Last year, I turned AUD$50,000 into AUD$13,000,000 in two months using high risk on CHFSGD and EURTRY, but on 3 January 2019 I lost 96% because of the Yen Flash Crash. I only withdrew AUD$80,000 for my mother, and I agree that greed was the major factor in my loss: I was earning AUD$100,000 per day and I didn’t want to stop.
Well, at least I can say “been there, done that.”
Though it would be nice to “be there” again... some day maybe...
Oct 25 2019 at 07:05
BluePanther posted:togr posted:
It is not strange if you keep trading forex for 10+ years because you are profitable.
Let me rephrase the question, is there anybody trading for 10+ years and still losing money?
I would like to know your motivation:)
That would be me! I started October 2008 and I am still struggling to make money.
But my motivation is that forex is the best business there is, and I know it is possible to make a living and retire from forex. Last year, I turned AUD$50,000 into AUD$13,000,000 in two months using high risk on CHFSGD and EURTRY, but on 3 January 2019 I lost 96% because of the Yen Flash Crash. I only withdrew AUD$80,000 for my mother, and I agree that greed was the major factor in my loss: I was earning AUD$100,000 per day and I didn’t want to stop.
Well, at least I can say “been there, done that.”
Though it would be nice to “be there” again... some day maybe...
Impressive
What if you had stopped at that 13 mil AUD? Will you feel the need to continue?
Oct 25 2019 at 10:34
togr posted:
Impressive
What if you had stopped at that 13 mil AUD? Will you feel the need to continue?
Yes, because:
1. the nature of fiat money is that it depreciates in value over time (inflation);
2. and spending (utilising) the finite amount would erode its value faster.
'It is not the AMOUNT of money you have that matters. What matters is the SYSTEM you use: No amount of money can save you if you have a bad system. Conversely, if you have a good system you can start with small money and easily become rich.' (Matthew Todorovski)
Oct 26 2019 at 22:11
robynm posted:
My business partner has been trading for over 15 years and she has very consistent profits
What about you dude ?
