Fear comes from.

This fear comes for the most part from the inclination called avarice. This is the point at which you miss an exchange that could bring you the huge benefit. New Forex traders are frightened to miss these exchanges, as they are sitting tight for the BEST setup. The fear of passing up a major opportunity is additionally the motivation behind why traders enter exchanges past the point of no return. They have seen a flag that they didn't follow up on, and when they see a major ideal exchange, they go in. Such strategy can be unsafe, as they are basically trading on the wrong flag.

Generally, fear comes from failures. It means that a person starts losing more and more money on trading. The person gets disappointed but still keeps trading but now he/she has a fear.

I agree, the trader demoralized if a few losses in a row

it is not just losses. it also stems from not having a solid methodology to enter n exit trades coz of which we are unsure of where to get in n out causing fear of losing.

There is fear in the beginning, but then it becomes dull if the trading's going in the right direction. But then it comes back when the trader starts losing money. And then even making a single step gets really hard for the trader.

Fear comes from - Insecurity; which comes from - Lack of Knowledge; which comes from - Lack of Analytical Skills; which comes from - Lack of Observational Skills.......

I think fear comes from failure. When trade profits, fear recedes.

Fear comes from losing money in the markets most of the time.

Fear comes after the desire to win it back

Fears Come From Loosing more and More in Trading

Fear comes from fed stepping in

it is not just losses. it also stems from not having a solid methodology to enter n exit trades coz of which we are unsure of where to get in n out causing fear of losing.

 

Even with a solid methodology, after a few losses there will be fear.

In forex, fear comes from the increased possibility of losing money, which can happen anytime for a trader. Experiencing fear is normal. In fact, fear is considered as a basic survival mechanism. Without fear, we won’t be able to recognize danger and respond appropriately. The problem with fear comes when we let the perceived danger of stopping out or losing money scare us into making a decision that goes against good trading habits and our pre-determined trading plan.