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According to me, Don't Trade the News (It's a Trap) It’s pure gambling: Major news releases trigger violent, unpredictable spikes. If you're trying to guess the direction of an NFP or CPI release, you

According to me, 1. Reliability Speed (Always) A firm that brags about 24-hour payouts is completely useless if they end up denying your withdrawal over a hidden loophole. Look for a proven track re

Do you guys have any idea about 5ers weekly trading competition? why is it stopped suddenly?

Whenever I have a really good day, I catch myself feeling invincible the next day. That's usually when I make mistakes. How do you keep your head straight after a huge winner?

Some of my worst days started as good days. I'd hit my target, then think "one more trade won't hurt." Next thing you know, I've given back half the profits. How did you break that habit?

Mine was entering a trade five minutes before major news because I thought I knew where the market was headed. Got smoked instantly. Looking back it's funny, but at the time it hurt. Anyone got storie

I was profitable for weeks on demo. The second I switched to real money, everything changed. Suddenly I was closing winners too early and letting losers run. How long did it take you to get comfortabl

used to think I overtraded because I was greedy. Lately, I feel like it's mostly boredom. I'll sit there for hours waiting, convince myself I see a setup, and take a trade that wasn't even in my plan.

I have experienced this many times...I see the market moving in a direction I just enter in that direction but as soon as I enter the market pull backs😭

I'm just scared to even mention anything I'm doing right now to my family

Hey everyone, I’m about three weeks into my live trading journey using micro contracts. My setups are solid, and my stop losses are in place, but the second I enter a trade, my anxiety goes through th

There is a massive psychological pressure when you're sitting in front of the screens to do something. We're conditioned by normal jobs to believe that hours spent active equals money earned.

I see so many beginners spending months hopping from indicator to indicator, trying to find the "holy grail" that never loses. They think that if they can just predict the future, they’ll be safe.

New traders enter the market looking for an adrenaline rush. They want the thrill of the chase, the high of a massive win, and the drama of the charts.

Many traders are completely blinded by a massive green day. They double their account in a week and think they’ve cracked the code.