learning from trading mistakes

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Hello once more!
Being a part of this group is fun for me! You are so valuable.
Today, I'm going to pose a new query: What errors do you believe you could have prevented if you had the information you currently possess when you first began trading forex, and what guidance would you provide to someone just getting started?
That will be really beneficial for me when I return from break and want to start trading again, I believe.
 
Hello once more!
Being a part of this group is fun for me! You are so valuable.
Today, I'm going to pose a new query: What errors do you believe you could have prevented if you had the information you currently possess when you first began trading forex, and what guidance would you provide to someone just getting started?
That will be really beneficial for me when I return from break and want to start trading again, I believe.
Learning from trading mistakes is a crucial part of becoming a successful trader. Making mistakes is a natural part of the learning process, and even experienced traders make mistakes from time to time. Here are some tips for learning from trading mistakes:

Keep a trading journal: Keeping a journal of your trades can help you identify patterns and mistakes in your trading. Write down the details of each trade, including the reason for entering the trade, the exit strategy, and the outcome. Analyze your journal regularly to identify any patterns or mistakes.

Review your trades regularly: Take time to review your trades regularly and identify any mistakes you made. This could include trades that were entered based on emotional impulses, trades that were entered without a clear strategy, or trades that were exited prematurely.

Identify the root cause of the mistake: When you identify a mistake, take the time to understand the root cause. This could be a lack of knowledge, poor risk management, or emotional decision-making. Understanding the root cause will help you avoid making the same mistake in the future.

Adjust your trading plan: Once you have identified a mistake and its root cause, adjust your trading plan accordingly. This could involve setting new rules for entering and exiting trades, adjusting your risk management strategy, or seeking out additional education or training.

Don't be too hard on yourself: Trading mistakes are a natural part of the learning process, and it's important not to be too hard on yourself when you make a mistake. Instead, view mistakes as an opportunity to learn and improve your trading skills.

Remember, trading mistakes are an inevitable part of the learning process, and even experienced traders make mistakes from time to time. The key is to learn from your mistakes, make adjustments to your trading plan, and continue to grow and develop as a trader.
 
If I had the knowledge I have now when I started trading forex, I would've avoided some common mistakes like I would not start big, by big I do not mean I have lots of money, I'm speaking relatively about my pocket size
 
Hello once more!
Being a part of this group is fun for me! You are so valuable.
Today, I'm going to pose a new query: What errors do you believe you could have prevented if you had the information you currently possess when you first began trading forex, and what guidance would you provide to someone just getting started?
That will be really beneficial for me when I return from break and want to start trading again, I believe.
I think one of the most typical mistakes that traders should avoid is investing significantly more money before they are well-trained.
 
To prevent errors in early trading, focus on risk management, develop a personalized trading strategy, and stay informed with market trends.
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