Bear market?

Hi guys, I'm new to the forex market, I've been a few months since January practicing the movement of currency.
I am noticing a terrible fall in almost all pairs in M15. Is this fall normal in December?

Sorry for my ingles

Regards
Juan

Markets go up and down at the same time.
You can actually see and do what you decide to manifest.

It's in that moment in time, where reality meets those who can sum up the discipline & details of their work in order to make decisions that result in increased production.

And those who are mistaken and delusional, will have their results. A chimp turns a banana into . A man looks at a banana, and can make it a banana nut cake.
One is at an instant entropy state, & the other a tasty meal that others would admire to look at and digest.


There's nothing that comes from practicing predicting the world. Your opposing all of nature by doing so. I can't practice moving water opposing a stream in my mind. I don't know what kind of magical x-men powers you think you have in the real world, but you need to distance yourself from controlling your environment, using an obsessive mindset

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Bear market?
Even the basics in terminology, that are freely given out, are very dangerous to the mind.
Yes market falls, normally every day. Then researchers have something called the "January effect" about gains being posted on January, and lost during December.
I mean you can actually research all of this until you find out there is a specific calibration between the way the sun shoots rays, correlating it to market rallies. Have you seen the number 23 with Jim Carrey? You might even end up in a looney bin. Strapped and everything.



OR you know you can just trade and try and make money. It's a big secret to just do something. Though you're susceptible to bad results if you don't have the creativity to make a banana nut cake.

Hey, @Swisse very funny and something mysterious what you say.

Just be careful about the things you think you know.

The hybrid of bull and bear.

Don't get caught up in knowing everything. The only thing there is to it, is to actually trade.
Perform an action-- every other thing doesn't get rewarded. Developing theories, omens, answers to life, being an alien. None of that matters after you had entered a trade.
Only ONE thing matters. How to manage your situation with near minimal risk.

And for that you only really need to listen to your heart. It sounds awful. But if you really want to be winner, you enter an amount which should hurt you. When that experience goes sour, your heart will say -- I Don't like that feeling in the future(this is risk). At it's most basic level. And if you paid attention & had listened to it close enough you would have a non-loser system. But hardly anyone pays attention to losing, I suppose. Or strengthen their weak points. Everyone is caught up with knowing something particularly interesting, like the sun ray thing. It's foolish to try and be safe from a dangerous world. Only you could rely on yourself to make things right.
I remember my mother as a child used to play in a lake full of crocodiles and water snakes. She said, " it was all for fun." Nothing hurt me at the end, but when you think about it, people don't just flow with nature-- they're afraid. In a risk standpoint, you are the one losing due to self defeat. Had you not been so finicky, you would have fun splashing water with your friends. Of course, I decided to one up her and try it myself. "If I die, I die." It was a hell of an experience though. It's the exact thing that happens in the market.



At the end can you say there was risk? It seemed like all they did is walk, picked it up and left. Easy-- no risk.

I understood the message, I'm so obsessed with learning those high-probability areas that sometimes cloud my mind.