If i lose shall i have to stop trading?

[kampung]

I think if we do not have to cease trading at the time but enough to take a break to evaluate and develop new strategies before trading back

I believe the appropriate action if we perform the full loss of commerce should not pass it to our first trade to evaluate the trade is wrong for us to fix it in the demo account and this is a good action

[raka999]

Why you stop your trade in forex . after loss you can understand your mistake and you may a success forex trader. You should to trade by following money management and control your emotions. Then you have target in a day/week. After fulfill the target you should not more trade. Thanks.

ya right. if you stop for a while it does not matter. but if it stops forever, unfortunately. how much money you have invested in the forex? how long have you used to learn forex? we should not give up just because of loss or MC. because in forex, profit and loss is normal. we can only minimize losses only.

[Abdomhadi]

no it's not at all what I advise you is a loss has normal thing in Forex because only earns nearly 15% in the world so it is not mandatory and that all can win every day but nothing is impossible I know enough people who earns thousands of dollars and other losses, which also is very much gold and has normal after the loss I am sure that you will developer your methods to avoid falling into the same error.

[rahibul]

Why you stop your trade in forex . after loss you can understand your mistake and you may a success forex trader. You should to trade by following money management and control your emotions. Then you have target in a day/week. After fulfill the target you should not more trade. Thanks.

[newentry]

all depend to you and if you think that you need to leave this business after some losing, maybe you have to do to get fresh your mind and make evaluation for your trading...and then try your new system...but if you think that this business is not suitable with you, so do not push so hard to keep trading..and maybe it just waste time for you...find another business then you can enjoy and live in there

[malik83]

loss and profit is the part of trading and it is very painful for every one when loss occur by trades and I also stop my trading when loss become during trading for moment and then try to avoid loss and prevent my trading in future.

[malik83]

loss and profit is the part of trading and it is very painful for every one when loss occur by trades and I also stop my trading when loss become during trading for moment and then try to avoid loss and prevent my trading in future.

[oscar]

got the loss is part of the forex trading business ..
traders should take advantage of the experience of get loss ..
they must strive to develop and improve the trading system in order to minimize loss and maximize profit trading

[Disco_Fighter]

One of the hardest decisions you�ll have to make while trading Forex is when to quit a losing trade. Don�t think you�re going to get out of this by having a perfect Forex system; while the best thing to do is obviously avoid losing trades in the first place, even with a really, really great system, it�s going to happen. Not only that, but a lot of Forex traders struggle to figure out if they�re in a losing trade at all, particularly traders whose systems often take them out of their way on retracements before getting back on track.

When price is going against you in a Forex backtest, it�s easier to make trading decisions than it is in real life. You have less time to think about the situation since you�re not waiting on the bars to form, and you often get into a pattern of actions which at the time seems very clear and simple. In real time, though, as the minutes, hours or days drag by, you have a lot of time to second guess yourself. What would�ve seemed clear in a back test suddenly seems like a muddle. You�ll think things like, �Am I really losing this trade? It�s going to turn around if I just wait. Or maybe it won�t. Maybe I�ll just lose more and more money until I hit my stop. Maybe my stops are too close; if I just push out my stop a bit then price will turn around. This is probably a retracement, but I don�t want to sit around to find out, so I�m going to get out early.� And so on.

Some of these thoughts err on the side of caution while others err on the side of excess. In both cases, however, you can lose money unnecessarily, whether by trying to ride out a losing Forex trade in hopes it will �turn around on you� or by getting out early at a small loss, only to see price retrace and then go on to a big win.

If you�re used to having price retrace on you and then go on to win, you may want to consider just looking for the retracements as part of your setup in the first place, and entering after retracements complete. This can save you from getting faked out in either direction. Generally speaking, though, there is a really good, simple rule for figuring whether you�re in a genuine losing trade or whether your trade might still make sense. That�s to ask yourself this question: �Do the reasons for making the trade no longer exist?�

If the reasons you originally took the trade no longer exist, you should probably get out and cut your losses. If you wouldn�t enter the trade with things as they are, then it isn�t an intelligent position to be in. Don�t sit there waiting for price to turn around on you�there is no reason to think it will. At that point you�re gambling and you�re in the wrong mindset anyway, so get out of the trade.

If however the reasons you took the trade seem to be intact, you may just be in a retracement, especially if new signals have formed in the direction of your trade since you entered it. In this case, it may be a good idea to stay in. Try to make the decision you�d have made when backtesting. If you weren�t double guessing yourself, what decision would you make? Hopefully these tips will help you to cut your losses in Forex without cutting yourself out of winning trades!

[xiaotanghao]

You have been a long time in forex that day,and you are still losing so much there,I think the better choice for you is just leaving the forex market ,which can help you keep calm there.You do need a stop then.