Recovering lost capital is very hard.

[amnajamil01]

Yess of course the recovery of the lost capital is very very hard .it can consume many time .But it is the part of all buissness . We should control our emotions at this time . Our one wrong decision destroy all things .

[danish555]

it is true that if the traders blow their accounts in this business it is very difficult to recover the loss from this market , but some experienced traders get the back money in few days they have good experience of trading and they invest again in this market to recover their loss , they succeed to recover their loss.

[sarfraz786]

es trading men bahut se traders trading kar rhae hen aur un men bahut se traders acha experience rakhte hen aur woh bahut jada income bhe kar rahe hen agar un ko trading men loss ho jay tu woh apna loss recover kar lete hen lakin bahut se traders inexperience hote hen aur jab un ko loss ho jata he tu woh apna loss poora nhe kar sakte hen .

[amnajamil01]

Yeah sure the recovery of lost capital is very hard . It consumes are too much time . We should be careful and learn more and more about the forex trading to avoid loosing . We should control our emotions at the time of losing ...

[sufiyan22]

bhia recover krna muskil to hn lekin ye baat ap ab kiu sochr hreh nk erecover krna muskil agar agr ye muskil lgta hi tha to heavy lotlagane ke sephele sochna tha ke kese kam krna hn aur kam profit ya kam loss me close krna hn

[zahid2016]

capital ko recover karna boaht zayda difficult ho jata hia Forex ki market main agr hum 50% tak loss kar dete hain Forex main to humain lazmi new balance ki zarurt hoti hai jis se hum double profit kar ke apna account bi recover karain or profit main bi a jayen to tab hum hamarei learning ka fida ha.

[amnajamil01]

Recovering the lost capital is very hard because you want big capital big than the loss to recover but to have small capital than the losing you never recover it because the risks will be danger so try to not thing about recover but try to focus on quality of trading .We should be careful and do learning more and more about forex trading .

[zahraali989]

g bro yeah baat bulkul theak hai ky loss ko recover Karna Bhut mushkil hai par agar dehka Jaye to ek Bhut bara dare hai koshis ky Jaye aur hardworking thora kya Jaye to complete ho jata hai kuch bhe impossible nhe hai

[jellybelly2017]

yeah agree with you my friend it's so much difficult if we loss a big portion of our equity then if we want to recover the loss it's very hard because i noticed that many traders feels very bore and they will going to hate trading but mostly traders love it.

yes my bro very hard to recover our capital of loss i thought i will hit a home run only to be stopped out i've failed over a sustained bleed out of trading capital nearly every trader will face a big loss you borrow money from your friends to recover your trading losses you are same as lakhs of people who traded and lost their hard earned money or the borrowed money

[ch tayyab]

I would like to share some pointers here. They might not be coherent enough and thoughts could flow from here and there. If i have a magical syringe to infiltrate these pointers in to your brain, i would gladly do so. But, please understand that my intention is to genuinely help.

1. Taking ownership of losses -
No one is responsible for our losses except us. Not the market, not the system, not the people who gave us the money to trade. We have to realize that we were wrong, we had taken too much risk, and we were employing trading methods that did not work. Period. No point in blaming outside "manipulators" of markets or bad luck; We, as traders, need to accept that we have completely and utterly made a hash of things (really no choice..this is not the luxury we can afford). In a job scenario, we can blame others and get away with it but not in trading.

2. Stop trading right away -

a trader might not like to hear it but this is absolutely necessary. Take the time to process what had happened, figure out what was done wrong, and make radical changes in the approach to markets.Jumping from one system to another will not cut it. Optimizing the system based on last 6 month of mkt performance would not cut it. Just a small time-based break would soothe off the mind a bit..Most of the times, this should be enough to come back as a different trader.

3. Refocus and relearn -

Use the time away from trading to work on other aspects of your life and career. Create alternate streams of income so that one doesn't depend on trading income alone. 'Depending on trading income' in the initial stages of trading is probably the biggest sin in trading.

Trader should try to focus on building the self-image with other aspects of life not just with trading.In doing that, he can remain opportunity-focused and not regret-focused. Please stay focused on what you could control, not on what you couldn't;

4. See the setback as an opportunity to bounce back -

I am sure the loss was very painful .Make sure that you would never go through such an episode again. Try to create a new balance between trading and the rest of your life so that you would never be dependent upon trading results for your happiness and fulfillment.

5. Handling depression -

a trader need to figure out how to handle depression..more so, a losing trader. It is better to handle it heads on than brushing the episode aside and continuing to lose money in a state of denial.

Depressed feelings are a normal response to loss: the loss of money, the loss of dreams. Sometimes you have to go through that loss before you can come out the other side as a different person, one who has learned from the experience. So, please stay positive.

6. Get out of need to make money mindset -
If a trader gets attached to the need to trade and make money--and once his perfectionist voice of "I should have bought there" and "I should have sold here" in hindsight kicks in --he is no longer grounded in markets. It's when those frustrations build over time, becoming self-reinforcing, that traders lose discipline and focus and eventually perish. Mental rehearsals would help in these cases. By staying physically relaxed in one's breathing and posture and by mentally rehearsing a mindset in which it is OK to miss moves--there will always be future opportunity--traders can prevent many of these train wrecks.

7. Trading too large for our account size -

Swing in the equity curve almost always is proportional to the negative effect on trader's psyche. Higher the swing, higher the negative effect on pysche and the vice-versa.

When we trade size that is too large for our account size, we subject ourselves to drastic swings in P/L, and that subjects us to drastic swings in mood. In turn, we then make trading mistakes that bring a negative expectancy to each trade, and the size eventually blows us up.

As they say, in trading, if we create drama in your returns, we'll create trauma--and that's how trading careers end.

8. Understand failure -
Knowing the worst-case outcome if this trade happens to fail can reduce the fear inflicted by a previous failure from an unseen event. Black swan events aren�t common, so it�s not reasonable to fear them every time you approach a setup. Weigh the potential for loss, and if it�s outweighed by the potential for gain, the probabilities are favorable enough to participate.

9. Psychologically, it's healthy to experience defeat and then overcome it. -
It strengthens you to battle back and win. If you lose the wrong way--by taking so much risk that you can't come back for the day, week, month, or year--you rob yourself of the victory that could be yours by going from red to green.

10. Make a choice to move forward -
All of us have the ability to choose, whether it�s our career or our spouse or our attitude. Maybe your fear somehow gives you comfort right now, because it�s been a habit you�ve allowed. That won�t cut it though, so it�s time to change. Eventually, you either decide to get back on the right path, or you�re completely done trading. Make your choice and get on with it�and don�t look back