I understand your frustration. When everything points in your favor but the market moves against you due to big players, it’s really annoying. To mitigate this, consider using tighter stop-loss orders and choosing a more reliable broker to minimize slippage and withdrawal issues.
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Yes, I agree. Using stop-loss orders has been really beneficial in situations like this.
Well, i dont trade without stoplosses, and no body should in my opinion. To be more specific, what annoys me is when your trade position is absolutely perfect analytically and statistically, yet your position hits a SL instead of TP.
Even the best of brokers have slippage and withdrawal issues on bad days, regardless of how big or regulated your broker is.
Pip is percentage of percentage… if 1% = 0.0100, then 1% of that is 0.0001, or one pip. Percent In Percent.
The most annoying thing in forex is that when the market breaks out of expectation. I feel highly annoyed when the predict the market flow after hours of analysis and the market doesn’t obey the prediction.
What annoys me most in Forex? Bad data.
Bad historical data, badly written or buggy backtesting software (from both myself and others), and inaccurate demo feed data have all caused me unexpected losses.
Garbage in, garbage out… and it can take a long time for the market to prove a model wrong.
After go-live, it is important to periodically backtest and compare to live results. It will not be exact, but should be comparable.
Also, I never trust demo feeds anymore. Some people will argue this last point and they may be right on certain brokers or at certain times. Still, I have seen demo data not match live data enough that I only use demo to validate functionality. For example, did I calculate pips and number of lots correctly? Takeprofit and stoploss numbers right? It’s unfortunate when you misplace a decimal and demo account are great for working these bugs out. AND new traders should absolutely demo trade before going live. Its great experience. Just don’t expect live performance to match demo performance. Cheers all!
Other traders! I’ve been mostly annoyed by other traders who could not discuss things like humans.
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Fake profits posted by so called market gurus!!!
poof!
Bro you got me laughing and rolling on floor 
what an innocent dog 
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I would say that scammers are a major problem for the unexpected, I came into this business looking for a way to build my own system and rely as little as I can on others, I have taken Ideas from others that’s unavoidable for most traders, I suggest not spending money thinking you gonna have the same success as they claim they have
paid promoters who do not care at all about other people and just promote stupid ideas and scam brokers only and only because those brokers feed them!
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Unfortunately there are many of them in this forum. The bad brokers they suggest/promote (often in threads where no such information was asked for at all!) are always the exact same few who pay people by the post for “favourable forum mentions”.
Some members here have made many hundreds of posts like this, over many years (they come here to do it because the other trading forums don‘t allow it).
So I strongly agree with you. 
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It’s true, the number of scammers out there is insane. You’d think with all the regulations and warnings people would be more careful, but it seems like new traders fall for these schemes all the time. It’s heartbreaking to see people lose their hard-earned money because they believed in some “get rich quick” promise. I always tell newcomers to focus on learning and practice. There’s no shortcut in this business, and anyone promising one is probably lying.
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The prevalence of scammers in the Forex world who prey on unsuspecting traders, often promising unrealistic returns and taking advantage of those who are new to trading.
The annoyance of watching a trade almost hit the take-profit point, only for the market to suddenly reverse and move in the opposite direction, causing a loss instead.
the worst for me is when i a technician who loves technical analysis get stopped because of an economic news that turned out worse than ever, its just so infuriating to see your perfectly thought out trade to go to ruin
There is nothing as such annoying about forex and comex trading. The only thing that irritates the most is scammers in the market and the fake brokers. So choosing the best broker and educational institute for your trading journey and learning is the most crucial choice you should consider.
Hate it when I close a trade too early, and then the market decides to go exactly where I wanted it to. So frustrating!
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Dog is not a reason of the PIP dipping. You should be patient and manage the risks! Do not wait for something that brings you XXXXX, just sell it… Sell it, yeah… better having +200 rather than nothing. Good luck and have a profitable trades, man!
I totally relate! It’s so frustrating when you’re so close to your target, only to see the market reverse unexpectedly. Those sudden, volatile moves can feel like a betrayal after all your patience. It’s a harsh reminder of the unpredictability of forex—keeping emotions in check is key!