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So in trading how do you deal with loss? For example you've invested in an alt and now it has fallen quite hard and you're on the brink of losing all your bitcoin you invested in it.
How do you actually deal with it? Do you wait and keep on waiting in hope that it will bounce back up and return your investment or you sell and get whatever left of your investment?

I will try to get it back and wait for the profit. Its better to put up a risk than a permanent loss.

I think it is better to learn more about trading and obtain more knowledge in this field before returning to it. As I can see, people always tend to do something without thinking because they think that they are great enough to start an activity by themselves. Therefore, if you lose, learn more and you will be better

yeah people always ooking for the shortcut to earn profit ,
trading without knowledge and based on nothing nowadays have been practiced by a lot of people ,
and it makes them always hurry in make any decision ,
include whe get some loss they can't accept it , and immediately try to recover it, you need to be patient when do trading.

I think that every trader or even eurocube gambling understand what it does and therefore should be ready for any kind of losses, both financially and morally. For beginners this is a special topic then because it is practical classes and opportunities to earn normally lead not only through small victories, but also through defeat.

well just take it positively and learn from it. I agree that most of the time, it's harder for beginners than experienced traders to cope up with a loss but that is an effective way to master your trading skills. you'll learn a lot more from these losses than profiting experiences.

This is undoubtedly good advice and I think that it is worth while to listen to your new services to other newcomers and of course it would be very good. If at least a minimum of knowledge about who should be dealt with and whom to be afraid of. I'm sure that there are a lot of such people in the network. Who hunts newcomers to make money on them

That can't be helped dude. There will always be people who will look to take advantage of newbies. And I agree about taking losses positively. Instead of losing focus and lowering your morale, look for the opportunities that the loss presents. Like what you could've done better and what could've caused you losing money. Just don't lose focus as everyone gets better in time