Quote from: BIT-BENDER on Today at 07:07:09 PM

Quote from: Churchillvv on Today at 04:48:15 PM

Quote from: SuperBitMan on Today at 03:25:48 PM

So to avoid more lose as a trader accept your losses and move on, keep an open mind and you will start gaining more than you are losing.
Life happens your loss should be used as a lesson and motivation to achieve success.

This is the most common orientation giving to any trader in trading school or class, it however it's very much difficult for people to accept their loss some really accept and that prevent them from lossing more.

Chasing your loses is like running after your shadow know fully well that it's with you can you can't catch it.
The rule is simply never chase loses instead stay focused on the one that is still to come, that could change a lot for us (you).

Why are we highlighting lose like it is the only thing a trader can encounter or will deal with. Yes it is great letting people know that there are chances of losing in the trading game but since everyone is already educating people about lose let me drop something on winning.
.every trader wants to win but the actual truth is that not everyone will win. Infact if you win someone somewhere is losing, some people actually suffer from winning I mean when this type of people win they don't know how to work away then they end up losing what they have earned.

You are still making the same point as I made, for you information the only thing that is guaranteed in trading is lossing so this is the major reason why I highlighted lossing to be a common factor for traders.
As long as you're funding the chance of encountering loss is 90% to 10% even those who are masters in trading having their lossing day.

We can't mention trading without mentioning loss, and even if we have to mention profit it's lesser than the losses that we have to mention, but one thing is certain just like op said, stop chasing loses is the best way to avoid more loss because at that point you're encountering more emotional trade than usual.