Sentences with phrase «after a losing trade»

As traders, we have to learn to «lose gracefully» by simply moving on after a losing trade.

Even the most successful traders in the world feel some discomfort after a losing trade.

After a losing trade how can one get upset if he (she) truly understands it?

Ideally, traders double the amount invested per trade after every losing trade until they record a winning trade after which the system reverts to the initial starting amount put by the trader.

Ideally, traders double the amount invested per trade after every losing trade until they record a winning trade after which the system reverts to the initial starting amount put by the trader.

Regret is the feeling that traders often feel after a losing trade or a missed trading opportunity or perhaps after not making as much money as they hoped they would on a trade... possibly due to greed and fear, as we discussed above.

By «moving on», I mean carrying out your trading plan as usual, not reacting after a losing trade, just take it in stride and always remember that you don't have to be right on every trade to make money in the markets.

I have found that immediately after a losing trade i am sorely tempted to change my plan but found this is a bad mistake and plans should only be changed after a period of serious and unemotional reflection.

Because our ego wants to be right and loves to indulge in remorse after a losing trade.

In our latest Revision 5.0, released in August 2013, we introduce a sub set of rules to Rule 13 that allows us to use a Martingale position sizing algorithm to double the contracts after each losing trade until there is a winning trade.

Regret causes traders to jump back into the market (typically without their edge being present) after a losing trade or after missing out on a good trade setup.

However, after our losing trade, the bullish divergence continued.

After a losing trade you may feel tempted to take revenge on the market and make back what you lost.