Quote from: BABY SHOES on September 02, 2025, 07:44:46 PM

Quote from: Nheer on September 02, 2025, 07:12:37 PM

Quote from: Hazink on September 02, 2025, 05:20:06 PM

There should be a limit to how far someone can push himself. Like in trading, if someone is just starting up, there should be limited startup capital, which, if they are unable to get something out of it, they can take a break to learn more first or, better still, look for something else to do instead of making more deposits and sinking it into the broker when they don’t have all it takes to get it all back again.

You have a point, taking a break is important else you will just keep getting more losses. The break will help you reset you mentality and probably turn things around for you. I won't advise beginners to trade without having proper knowledge about trading else they will risk losing their capital easily.

That's what happens when beginners force themselves to trade without extensive experience; they end up suffering huge losses, especially when the market is uncertain.

Taking a break is better for calming the mind... but beginners should start with small capital so they don't exceed their limits.
At the very least, learning more will improve their trading skills.

Beginners are those who are new and inexperienced in trading. They need to consider this before starting. Becoming a profitable trader requires a long process, including significant time and losses, which can be used as learning opportunities to grow and learn from mistakes.
Therefore, many people recommend always starting with a small capital and taking the time during frequent losses to learn the market and learn from mistakes and everything about trading so you can develop and become profitable traders in the future. However, in reality, many beginner traders are unable to overcome the obstacles that arise and ultimately give up. In reality, this entire process is what will make them profitable traders. And that does take a long time, at least two or three years.