It’s like the market has a sixth sense for where your TP is just to tease you before whipping the other way. Forex knows how to toy with patience and sanity like nothing else.
The consolidation moment
The scammers. I wanna eat them all. Starting off with Nirav G7FX
I think that being patience and keeping calm is the hardest, specially when numbers are moving against you
I totally feel that—those moving numbers can be nerve-wracking! They really test your patience like nothing else. I’ve noticed that floating losses tend to mess with my emotions, too. It’s so easy to get caught up in the urge to keep trading, thinking I can make up for the losses right away. But that’s when things can really spiral if you’re not careful. It’s a reminder that staying calm and sticking to your plan is key!
It is always the price going the opposite way for me! I had all analysis and everything sorted, but then there is this unexpected turn that throws all my efforts out!
I feel ya 
but i have gotten used to that as a binary option trader, the price will literally turn when there are just two seconds left to take profits. I haven’t started trading forex yet i am paper trading and i am having a hard time trying to decide whether i should be a scalper or a day trader. I fell like I can do both because I know how to trade options but in my demo practices must of my winning trades come from me holding onto trades for a few hours which falls in the day trading category. I would appreciate some advise you seem like a master fx trader !