If you know that any trade could be a loser, you’ll always set a stop loss at a fair point. Beginners regularly tend to hold on to a loss-making trade hoping that it will turn around and come right. Sure, often it will but on the occasions when it doesn’t, you can just go on losing more and more till your broker closes out your trade because there is very little left in your account. Never let that happen! Regardless of how robust the signals, always set a stop loss. The forex market is unpredictable at heart and no system is infallible. If you’ve a bad run shortly after beginning to trade live, it may be a sign that you weren’t ready to go live and you are making mistakes, or your system wasn’t adequately tested in demo. Now and then, market behaviour may change in a way that means a system stops working for some time. If you decide that your system might need tweaking, go back into demo mode or stop trading for a bit and look for more currency trading education.

 

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