While most traders love the excitement of trading on margin, that initial rush often turns quickly to fear the first time price accelerates against their position, and they realize they have no control over which way a market moves. Their initial fear is a good thing because it stops them from losing more money. It also generally prompts them to learn more on how markets move. But often even as they move up the learning curve, and become better educated and more experienced, the fear remains. In fact, over time the fear never really dissipates because regardless of how good it felt to be right and make money, it ... (full story)