How do you feel when you miss your order by 1 pip and goes long way in direction you wanted?
Really sucks but you have to get used to it.
That’s never a good one. I got one worse, today I was in a trade and it was rallying, I hit sell once my target was achieved and my computer did a nice little second freeze, so I hit sell again only to see it execute and enter me short as price strongly rallied still losing me the whole trade I closed. It was a bummer, but that’s life! Haha
But that is why i like this job so much, i can get wrong, i can fail, i can make mistakes without the fear of humiliation. I really hate reprimands and i really hate when people blames other people. I also hate the deadlines, here there is no deadlines. If i make a mistake here i just can move on. If i make a mistake in my job it can cost me to be treated like an animal and having the mark of “Dunce” for the rest of my carreer and the consequenses can last years and can cost a lot of money. Here a mistake only costs me 1% of my capital.
Regards.
Its better to be on the outside wanting to get in than being in and wanting to get out as they say
4 min drill for traders with Normand Hallett.
No biggie. Best thing about forex, there’s always another bus coming right around the corner. Especially if you have lots of pairs open.
Many people are too scared to trade anything but E/U, G/U, and maybe A/U, and as a result, the options for them come less frequently.
Yes, Mr Gone this is a good spirit i think
:35:, Good! Well said Mr Gone, after you realise your mistakes it makes make you more wise and intelligent
ke this job so much, i can get wrong, i can fail, i can make mistakes without the fear of humiliation. I really hate reprimands and i really hate when people blames other people. I also hate the deadlines, here there is no deadlines. If i make a mistake here i just can move on. If i make a mistake in my job it can cost me to be treated like an animal and having the mark of “Dunce” for the rest of my carreer and the consequenses can last years and can cost a lot of money. Here a mistake only costs me 1% of my capital.
Regards.[/QUOTE]
Hey, that’s one awesome insight… my thumb for you dude…
I like this. Its true though, with trading you are the master of your own destiny. Your own judge and your own jury. But also if you do make a mistake, not only is it essentially personal and not advertised, but also no one else has to feel the consequence so in that way it is also relatively safe. As you say, all that is at risk is the amount of capital that you have put at risk, nothing that can negatively effect your career etc
Thanks ad3trade, :23: