Always lower your trade size when you are trading poorly.

[netra]

Yes it is true that if we are trading poorly and are making consistent losses we must lower our lot size in all the trades as there are more chances that we will loose the trade so I must say that we should trade in the lowest lot size.Also we should trade with proper money management .

[moti]

this is very good if we always trade with low lot size.
its save us from margin call, more big loss. we can stay in market for long time if we are trading with low lot size.
but as per my view lot size is not too small we must set it according to our money management.

[maurya]

however, we see the trend in our trade that we have to remember is how we have a trade risk management because we have to control the risk of trading with good because then we will have a good trade efforts that are also good risk management

[rakesh]

This is a very smart and wise advice. Most trader if they lose their first trade they still used the same high lot size in their next position and if they are not lucky enough they will lose the same big amount. Decreasing your lot size is the best thing to do.

[rakesh]

Yes...I do that lowering my lot size every time I have two consecutive loses already. I am afraid that my third loss would really deplete my trading capital in to worst condition. Sometimes if I have one lose for the day I just stop trading.

[iwan]

yes the best time to make wise decisions is when you down and out and when you are losing because if you are winning then some of bad decisions can also go in your way so you have to be more careful you are trading poorly and you should use less risk and then you can get better results by the time

indeed, our common sense to be broken when we got stuck on bad trade, and when subjected to a lot of losses in a row. but when we get a profit, often also experience the same problem, because the sense of want to get a bigger profit, it's called greed.

[iwan]

but if I think we had better close the trade if we have a large floating before the condition worse, or a safer way is to use stop loss in all our open positions, and this will limit the risk that we will get according to what we want if we are wrong in predictions....

indeed when we took the decision to install SL, it is a good policy and should be done. but sometimes we feel the pain if you have to close a trade in a state of loss, if that happens, then we must look at how likely the price is reversed. but if it is not possible to wait, then it must be cut lose, it's better to lose some than all.

[bestlooser]

in this case we should be wise in making a decision, because one little can be fatal. moreover we've been stuck on bad trade, certainly was not good emotionally. and a good way is, to cut losses by whatever happens, or let up as long as prices reversed course we are still able to resist margin minus floating, not to the OP again because it will reduce the resilience of margins.

yes the best time to make wise decisions is when you down and out and when you are losing because if you are winning then some of bad decisions can also go in your way so you have to be more careful you are trading poorly and you should use less risk and then you can get better results by the time

[kaji]

in this case we should be wise in making a decision, because one little can be fatal. moreover we've been stuck on bad trade, certainly was not good emotionally. and a good way is, to cut losses by whatever happens, or let up as long as prices reversed course we are still able to resist margin minus floating, not to the OP again because it will reduce the resilience of margins.

but if I think we had better close the trade if we have a large floating before the condition worse, or a safer way is to use stop loss in all our open positions, and this will limit the risk that we will get according to what we want if we are wrong in predictions....

[iwan]

in this case we should be wise in making a decision, because one little can be fatal. moreover we've been stuck on bad trade, certainly was not good emotionally. and a good way is, to cut losses by whatever happens, or let up as long as prices reversed course we are still able to resist margin minus floating, not to the OP again because it will reduce the resilience of margins.