Losses comes with a lot of emotional roller coasters and in some cases depression, if you are not careful this is capable of making traders take the wrong steps. it is important to step back for a while to allow yourself recover mentally. Still diving into trading after incurring lots of losses can make traders chase losses uncontrollably or as just as it's called "revenge trading" always take a break when necessary. I think the roller coaster thing, comes even before a loss or even before a win is experience. And it must be the depression is the one that some experience right after a heavy loss. Being careful is good and a must but it won't always mean that we will now avoid making a wrong step. We must only think positive and try to distract ourselves, so that we won't worsen the situation. If trader still insist to trade even after many losses, that already shows a quality of chasing losses but there there can be others too that we can say positive like they are only not giving up and they think they will do better this time as they equip their selves with something new, you know, knowledge, strategy, and the likes. To be fair it's the "cronic" version that gets people. You could have bad days, you could even bad weeks or bad months, but when you have bad YEARS, that becomes a problem and that's when it all goes bad. I have seen people, both in real life and in trading, where they had bad things happen to them every single month for not just a few months but for many years in a row. Recovering from that isn't easy and it is going to end up with a lot of problems for a lot of people and I am sure that won't be easy.
Losses comes with a lot of emotional roller coasters and in some cases depression, if you are not careful this is capable of making traders take the wrong steps. it is important to step back for a while to allow yourself recover mentally. Still diving into trading after incurring lots of losses can make traders chase losses uncontrollably or as just as it's called "revenge trading" always take a break when necessary. I think the roller coaster thing, comes even before a loss or even before a win is experience. And it must be the depression is the one that some experience right after a heavy loss. Being careful is good and a must but it won't always mean that we will now avoid making a wrong step. We must only think positive and try to distract ourselves, so that we won't worsen the situation. If trader still insist to trade even after many losses, that already shows a quality of chasing losses but there there can be others too that we can say positive like they are only not giving up and they think they will do better this time as they equip their selves with something new, you know, knowledge, strategy, and the likes. To be fair it's the "cronic" version that gets people. You could have bad days, you could even bad weeks or bad months, but when you have bad YEARS, that becomes a problem and that's when it all goes bad. I have seen people, both in real life and in trading, where they had bad things happen to them every single month for not just a few months but for many years in a row. Recovering from that isn't easy and it is going to end up with a lot of problems for a lot of people and I am sure that won't be easy.

Losses comes with a lot of emotional roller coasters and in some cases depression, if you are not careful this is capable of making traders take the wrong steps. it is important to step back for a while to allow yourself recover mentally. Still diving into trading after incurring lots of losses can make traders chase losses uncontrollably or as just as it's called "revenge trading" always take a break when necessary. I think the roller coaster thing, comes even before a loss or even before a win is experience. And it must be the depression is the one that some experience right after a heavy loss. Being careful is good and a must but it won't always mean that we will now avoid making a wrong step. We must only think positive and try to distract ourselves, so that we won't worsen the situation. If trader still insist to trade even after many losses, that already shows a quality of chasing losses but there there can be others too that we can say positive like they are only not giving up and they think they will do better this time as they equip their selves with something new, you know, knowledge, strategy, and the likes. To be fair it's the "cronic" version that gets people. You could have bad days, you could even bad weeks or bad months, but when you have bad YEARS, that becomes a problem and that's when it all goes bad. I have seen people, both in real life and in trading, where they had bad things happen to them every single month for not just a few months but for many years in a row. Recovering from that isn't easy and it is going to end up with a lot of problems for a lot of people and I am sure that won't be easy.

Losses comes with a lot of emotional roller coasters and in some cases depression, if you are not careful this is capable of making traders take the wrong steps. it is important to step back for a while to allow yourself recover mentally. Still diving into trading after incurring lots of losses can make traders chase losses uncontrollably or as just as it's called "revenge trading" always take a break when necessary. I think the roller coaster thing, comes even before a loss or even before a win is experience. And it must be the depression is the one that some experience right after a heavy loss. Being careful is good and a must but it won't always mean that we will now avoid making a wrong step. We must only think positive and try to distract ourselves, so that we won't worsen the situation. If trader still insist to trade even after many losses, that already shows a quality of chasing losses but there there can be others too that we can say positive like they are only not giving up and they think they will do better this time as they equip their selves with something new, you know, knowledge, strategy, and the likes. To be fair it's the "cronic" version that gets people. You could have bad days, you could even bad weeks or bad months, but when you have bad YEARS, that becomes a problem and that's when it all goes bad. I have seen people, both in real life and in trading, where they had bad things happen to them every single month for not just a few months but for many years in a row. Recovering from that isn't easy and it is going to end up with a lot of problems for a lot of people and I am sure that won't be easy.