Disliked{quote} quit while its still early. Don't let it become revenged trading and chasing back losses, will only just snowball further. The best, leave your money somewhere safer or let the pros deal with it. Forex is just gambling to 90% of the beginners, in fact is 99%, been there done that, lose everything i gained from the market, learnt the lesson and moved on. Take a step back and stop trading. live goes on.Ignored
Below is a real post from a trader's forum in the UK from a few days ago for you to consider:
14 Sep'13 - 23:11
Finally caught up on posts.
Hope everyone is well. There was some great trading over the last fortnight (some terrible trades too mind).
My personal situation isn't the best it's been.
RE: The missus; we're still split up and for now appears likely to remain that way. I'd be lying if I said the time I spend trading has not contributed to that, so that's something for all of us here to consider.
The result for now is she's moved out taking all the contents, plus I've paid quite a chunk towards furnishing her new place (as she has the kids), so I'm pretty much completely broke at the moment (£30 quid left in my overdraft limit to last till pay day), and in debt, don't even have a telly, but I still have my house with a fair bit of equity in it. Had to put things like a bed, fridge, freezer etc etc on credit cards, then returned to work to find I've been invited to a meeting ahead of a planned re-org. Fingers crossed on that one.
Despite all this, strangely, I'm not unhappy.
Kind of looking forward to rebuilding my life and meeting new people.
As for the markets, they were selling off when I went away and this was despite quite good data and very little news flow. Syria was barely in the news back then.
Yet 3 Weeks on there's been bad news everywhere including Syria, and the markets are actually higher!
That might be quite obvious to you all considering you were trading and I wasn't, but you may have overlooked it as I probably would have done.
I have no clue what I'm talking about.