Sentences with phrase «begun trading blows»

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A report Monday said that Beijing and Washington had begun to quietly negotiate U.S. access to Chinese markets, putting concerns of a full - blown trade war at ease.

Advisors Navarro and Kudlow, along with Treasury's Mnuchin, said this was not a full blown «trade war,» but were vague as to whether negotiations had even begun, while China's commerce ministry denied any talks had been launched.»

One of the biggest problems for beginning traders, one that often causes them to blow out their accounts and give up, is accepting that losses are part of the trading game.

(Note, some traders do avoid ever blowing out a trading account, and it's typically because at this stage they begin trading with proper trading habits and they never waver, they stay on track and don't give into the temptations of trading like a gambler).

I find that many beginning traders fund their trading accounts with money they really shouldn't be risking in the markets, and if they don't initially make this mistake, they make later down the road after blowing out their first account.

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