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Managing stress for beginner BDSwiss Forex

Stress in trading arises because expectations do not match the reality experienced. So for novice traders, take profit and loss with full awareness. You don’t need to be too happy to be euphoric, nor do you need to be too sad when you lose. BDSwiss Forex offers a program called Wealth Management. The program aims to bring together investors who need help managing their funds with a professional fund manager. The program is suitable for novice traders who have minimal experience in managing capital.

Stress is not synonymous with frustration, frustration is mental pressure when individuals are unable to achieve targets or goals, either because of external or internal obstacles. For example, in trading stress, stress symptoms always occur first, and if the problem is not resolved or the target cannot be achieved (the price change does not match the TP limit or the loss hits the SL too quickly), the trader will obviously be prone to feeling frustrated. Behind all the negative things about stress in trading, it turns out that stress in trading has benefits too! Interesting! Let’s try to dissect it one by one.

Can Recognize Trading Risks

Many novice traders or ordinary people are tempted by the success stories experienced by famous traders and the benefits they get. It’s not wrong to be oriented to them, but you also understand the risks of forex trading. Why? So that you can be more careful in making decisions when trading fun

The first step is to realize that risk is an integral part of forex trading. The loss suffered from a transaction, or even multiple transactions is not the end of the world. Of course, if you trade with the right and proper risk management. Once you realize this fact, you will be able to focus on the things you are capable of doing

Faster Aware of Market Dangers

Knowing the hidden dangers is important for every trader, especially considering that forex is a high-risk business. On the surface, the forex business seems easy. The problem is, most new traders do not fully understand the dangers that lurk in each trade. Either way, this danger can drain your trading account. Don’t let this happen, you should think carefully about every step you take when you take the floor in the market. You have to practice recognizing potential hazards and then avoiding those situations just as you would save yourself from a truck that nearly hit you. 

Aware of Lack of Knowledge

As a trader, profit or loss can arise from placing orders in the market. It doesn’t matter how the market moves, the trader must know the type of order to enter and exit the market. Traders also need to be proficient when choosing stop-loss locations and profit targets for each trade.

Fortunately, orders given by traders can be done automatically. But if you don’t have an understanding of the type of order, the trading process will not go well which can then result in losses. What often happens, new traders often place the wrong order, especially when the situation gets worse. Generally due to panic and lack of knowledge. Seeing orders that don’t match expectations, the first thing that comes to mind is to get out of the market as soon as possible. But panic can actually make this situation worse, and trades begin to show symptoms of failure. Traders will quickly lose money, and there is only regret in the end.

Let’s do a methodology for evaluation of brokers as a trading strategy to measure how appropriate your trading strategy is with dynamic market conditions. The main goal of traders and investors is of course to make profits and get an increase in the value of their capital. If not for profit, of course, trading will not be done, right?

Various ways are done by traders and investors to achieve consistent profits. Strategy after strategy is studied and the most productive and appropriate method is selected. To obtain a relevant profit strategy, of course, it is necessary to periodically evaluate it. Has the trading strategy been carried out correctly? Is this strategy still in line with dynamic market conditions?

Eleanor

The author Eleanor