I see many
traders coming into the markets risking money they clearly can't afford to lose, and this puts them behind the curve right out of the gate because they feel a strong emotional attachment to the money and thus to every trade they take.
Too many
traders come into the market with $ 1,000 or less and think they are going to quit their jobs in a month.
Not exact matches
And now that the time for revisionist history has arrived, and strategists no longer have to serve a political agenda and scare investors and
traders into voting with their wallets, the research reports calling for precisely the outcome that we expected are
coming in fast and furious, starting with none other than Goldman, whose chief strategist David Kostin issued a note overnight in which he says that «the equity
market response to the election result will be limited» and adds that «our year - end 2016 price target for the S&P 500 remains 2100, roughly 2 % below the current level of 2140.»
The
traders say the exercise would go a long way in boosting their businesses and increasing their sales since the public would be forced to
come into the
market to patronize their goods.
Given the force of the up move
into last week's close we could see more bullish momentum in the
coming days,
traders can consider a long entry this week if the
market retraces back down to support near 1.2875 or further below near 1.2750 and forms an obvious 4 hour or daily chart buy signal.
The majority of the people who
come into the
markets end up blowing up their trading account at some point, and many
traders blow it up multiple times.
The problem that plagues most
traders with small accounts is that they are probably
coming into the
markets feeling a «need» to make money because they have put all the disposable income they have
into their trading account and they really want to quit their jobs / get rich quick / buy a yacht, etc..
Very often, a
market will get
into a strong trend and unsuccessful
traders will continue to bet against that trend simply because they
come up with all kinds of reasons why it «can't keep going».
Many
traders come into the Forex
market and they do not understand that just because you put a wider stop loss on a trade does not mean you have to risk more money or that just because you put a smaller stop loss on a trade does not mean you automatically risk less.
The
market can turn
into an «addiction» for many
traders; they get addicted to the idea of making fast money and they keep
coming back looking for trade setups whenever they have any opportunity to do so.
Traders often
come into the
markets with good intentions but their focus is too broad, this causes over-analysis, confusion and usually frustration.
Bear Call Spread
comes into play when the
trader is expecting the
market to go down gradually, but moderately.
There are
traders who
come into the
market with no trading skills and the wrong mentality, yet they already have a lot of money and they quickly lose all that money... this is further proof that the money does not make the
trader... rather it's the
trader that makes the money!
I know
traders well enough, they will buy back
into the
market trying to catch the holiday rally in the
coming weeks.
«Given that bitcoin and other currencies have not been introduced by the central bank as the official currency, as well as the risk of buying it and the activity of
traders in this field, more precautions are
coming into the
market because of the possibility of malice.»
«Given that bitcoin and other currencies have not been introduced by the central bank as the official currency, as well as the risk of buying it and the activity of
traders in this field, we want investors and people to follow precautions that are
coming into the
market, due to the possibility of malice.»