it's not fun. capital is important.
but i'm not take it as lose.
i take it as my tuition.
strange, but it's the way i accept my lose to maintain my healthy mindset.
Regards.
steady as she goes
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DislikedHi Fana.
it's not fun. capital is important.
but i'm not take it as lose.
i take it as my tuition.
strange, but it's the way i accept my lose to maintain my healthy mindset.
Regards.Ignored
DislikedYour mindset is losing oriented. When you split capital into many account, you say to your brain, that first is ready to be blown. Btw, that spliting has no-connection to what is in the market. Instead of carrying abt the market and PA, you solve your own menthal blocks. Ask yourself a question:
"How does this relate to what is in the market".
And please, be profits oriented. Tuition that was, now you will EARN! In the moment, you accept that you are not confident and that you are still newbie, you are lost.
So, left all behind and tell yourself...Ignored
DislikedLoosing money is fun. Less money you have, less troubles you have In the end you will have only 1 problem, that one you don't have any money at all and eventually if you cant feed urself u die, (what u will sooner or later), so all problems get settled lolIgnored
Dislikedthanks Fana, your advice is all i need.
i must admit that i'm not confident at all.
i splitting my capital based on my threshold pain. and i admit this is a mental block.
i feel not ready yet.
i feel ready when my small account is growing.
i know my fund is limited.
so, i decided to preserve my capital as good as i can, to maintain my trading activity in my learning curve.
also i use leverage function to help me trade with the minimum risk.
since my account is not growing yet and also wiped repetitively,
survival is paramount for...Ignored
DislikedMija and Frz, try this :
Imagine that you will go to the highest floor of som huge skyscraper... There is traders floor... You will go to one trader and ask him... He will reply you the same answers as YOU just before... Imagine how you feel and what you think about such "trader".
I dont know how to help you guys... i was also the same when i began, but you must change that self... Everybody must self, because thats "me" Good luck.Ignored
Dislikedno Fana.. my reply to Mija is for jesting only.
please, no get offended.
i fully appreciated your advice, it's correct.
i have read book about mindset, subconscious mind and mental block, so i know you was right.
thanks for your kind of attention, i will consider your advice utterly.
RegardsIgnored
DislikedYou take it seriously? Really? Why its so hard to practice then? You still want to talk what you already know? Why? It helps you with market? That does what it wants... that goes its way... So enjoy that and earn. You have all you need. Bye, see you in markets.Ignored
QuoteDislikedBye, see you in markets
DislikedYou take it seriously? Really? Why its so hard to practice then? You still want to talk what you already know? Why? It helps you with market? That does what it wants... that goes its way... So enjoy that and earn. You have all you need. Bye, see you in markets.Ignored
DislikedYou take it seriously? Really? Why its so hard to practice then? You still want to talk what you already know? Why? It helps you with market? That does what it wants... that goes its way... So enjoy that and earn. You have all you need. Bye, see you in markets.Ignored
DislikedNow, my 1k available capital is just all I am willing to put at risk at this time and the 50:1 leverage wouldn't even allow me to comfortably
trade at $1.00 per pip so I prefer to have the added leverage if needed.
I still intend to keep it small but I have always liked to have more of something available if I need it. Old habit from my asphalt construction days.Ignored
DislikedJust thinking, $1k at $1 per pip seems undercapitalised. Even $1k at $0.10 per pip is bordering on undercapitalised. In my experience, I have only had a problem with leverage/margin when undercapitalised. and I think that is why leverage is an issue for you.
When capitalised, it seems like a whole different ballgame. Feels more like being a general than a platoon leader. Lots of pressure off and get a good feel for the battles with a good chance for fighting and rescuing - assuming one has a good strategy that makes sense. Confidence greatly improved...Ignored
DislikedJust thinking, $1k at $1 per pip seems undercapitalised. Even $1k at $0.10 per pip is bordering on undercapitalised. In my experience, I have only had a problem with leverage/margin when undercapitalised. and I think that is why leverage is an issue for you.
When capitalised, it seems like a whole different ballgame. Feels more like being a general than a platoon leader. Lots of pressure off and get a good feel for the battles with a good chance for fighting and rescuing - assuming one has a good strategy that makes sense. Confidence greatly...Ignored
Dislikedis good, they doing bilateral trade development.
but that in no way is taking the usd out of the markets.
effects on usd markets should only be indirect if any.
stockpiles is good, they protecting their industrial supply chain, they have lots surplus. collect wood on fine days and buffer for rainy days is not a bad idea.
regardsIgnored