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Board Trading Discussion
Re: What can we do to minimise the risk in trading
by
CarnagexD
on 21/04/2020, 12:19:09 UTC
1. Greed while trading
2. Keep the emotions away from trading
These two are always the factor why people always end up losing huge amounts of money in trading. Sometimes our greediness strives us to do something that later on we will regret doing it. Not all of us can handle our emotions especially if we're already suffering from big losses, and when it comes to my trading activities I always set aside my emotions because I know it can be a hindrance to my trade or investment decisions. Based on my experience in trading, we should not stop learning something new and keep on learning until you totally manage to minimize the risk of doing trading and just stick with the coins that bring you good profit and never ever invest in shit coins or projects.

We all know that trading is one of the most profitable way to make more earnings immediately but before to make more earnings in trading it does need to have a lot of ideas and skills in trading. Many people making a lot of attempts to trades because they think once the market price of the coin falls down it is good to buy and vise versa but the truth it is not true the market price of the coin is still volatile we cannot make sure all the things we are doing at the price. If you want to be more successful in trading just give enough time to your self to make more knowledge don't get tired to learn more because this is the key to success if you think you are skilled enough you can now make it make earnings but there are a lot of people doing some greed because they want to make more and most of them all of their earnings now used for trade and wages all of their funds into a high raise bet but still it depends on the risk you want. Also, there are a lot of traders got easily depressed and not mentally stable because of the emotions they give in to the world of trade it is full of risk we cannot make sure all the things is alright you just need to keep the focus on your trade to avoid getting doubts and mistakes.