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Reasonable Expectations
Dec 19, 2015 at 12:37
Nov 25, 2015 부터 멤버
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There is a lot of money to be made in trading.
But to make this money you must have and set reasonable expectations, and shelve any great expectations you may have.
Trading for many years, I know that the market always swings back, you can ride the storm and hold a big loss for a long time, or you can be practical and set stop losses which allow you exit at pre set levels and chance for re-entry.
The market often times moves illogically and many a time going against news, so that is why stop losses are necessary.
It is impossible to know the right time to enter a trade. If times were set in stone we'd all just wait and synchronize our watches.
If you do your research/analysis correctly, you can enter at your own time, but you need to know how much stop loss to set and your take profit target.
The many losses I have incurred have been due to greed, setting excessive stop losses, trading against the news and trend, very bad timing, and forgetting the most important thing of all PRESERVATION OF CAPITAL.
It is very important to have withdrawal targets, and withdraw when you reach targets.
Always make it a habit to withdraw.
A dollar in the hand is worth more than the dollar you'll be chasing in the market.
But to make this money you must have and set reasonable expectations, and shelve any great expectations you may have.
Trading for many years, I know that the market always swings back, you can ride the storm and hold a big loss for a long time, or you can be practical and set stop losses which allow you exit at pre set levels and chance for re-entry.
The market often times moves illogically and many a time going against news, so that is why stop losses are necessary.
It is impossible to know the right time to enter a trade. If times were set in stone we'd all just wait and synchronize our watches.
If you do your research/analysis correctly, you can enter at your own time, but you need to know how much stop loss to set and your take profit target.
The many losses I have incurred have been due to greed, setting excessive stop losses, trading against the news and trend, very bad timing, and forgetting the most important thing of all PRESERVATION OF CAPITAL.
It is very important to have withdrawal targets, and withdraw when you reach targets.
Always make it a habit to withdraw.
A dollar in the hand is worth more than the dollar you'll be chasing in the market.
The Ratchet Trader - mulos@
Apr 22, 2016 at 09:25
Dec 11, 2015 부터 멤버
게시물1487
Xiantero posted:
And besides, this requires much learning and practices. A newbie must forget an idea to enter FX and get rich in an hour. This also systematically leads to troubles.
I agree, that is an absolute fantasy. If someone tries to trade like that their account would be gone in a few hours, rather than double in an hour, as they expect. Forex is like any other intellectual job - it requires a lot of knowledge and experience to do it well.
Apr 26, 2016 at 09:35
Dec 11, 2015 부터 멤버
게시물1487
haiqalmrk posted:
is it wrong for a new comer forex trader to have a more senior-thinking expectation?
Mostly, yes. Trying to achieve more than you are capable of achieving at the moment, due to lack of knowledge and experience, can only lead to losses.
forex_trader_275935
Sep 21, 2015 부터 멤버
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May 17, 2016 at 19:08
Apr 01, 2016 부터 멤버
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@mlawson71
Thanks for your thoughts. As for me, this comparison is quite exact from the point of view of its goal. I wanted to express this enormously huge difference of such small resources and so difficult aim (in relation to newbies who want to get a million in four minutes)
Thanks for your thoughts. As for me, this comparison is quite exact from the point of view of its goal. I wanted to express this enormously huge difference of such small resources and so difficult aim (in relation to newbies who want to get a million in four minutes)
Do your best
May 23, 2016 at 07:08
Jun 07, 2013 부터 멤버
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Xiantero posted:
To sum up all this, let's just say that trading should be studied as a science. One can't learn nuclear physics in a couple of hours.
Yeah its right, you have to learn it from the beginning, there is no point in investing and risking your investment blindly, if you proper plan it then certainly forex trading could become a bit easy.
May 26, 2016 at 10:08
Dec 11, 2015 부터 멤버
게시물1487
Xiantero posted:
@mlawson71
Thanks for your thoughts. As for me, this comparison is quite exact from the point of view of its goal. I wanted to express this enormously huge difference of such small resources and so difficult aim (in relation to newbies who want to get a million in four minutes)
You're welcome.
And I agree with you. Forex requires a lot of studying and practise before you become successful.
Mar 23, 2016 부터 멤버
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May 28, 2016 at 14:05
Mar 23, 2016 부터 멤버
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Between 10% and 30% performance p.a. is a solid performance on average. For comparison, look at the leading Hedgefunds, the S&P or the DAX and Dow Jones Index. Most Traders overleverage and/or have account sizes that are too small to allow proper risk management.
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