From a trader's perspective.

[Willem Hesselink]

From a trader's perspective, the most exceedingly terrible thing that can and regularly happens in the event that you don't open yourself up to the inquiry's response for the following exchange is that you'll overleverage on an exchange that "needs to work." If it doesn't work, you solidify on the grounds that you're hesitant to close at such a misfortune and want to ride it out till it returns your support. That is more typical than you'd jump at the chance to envision so we have to change our conduct after that inquiry has been asked.

[Julius]

Depends on a trader. There are a lot of traders: successful and unsuccessful, with good practice and little one. People are different with different character.

[Lexus]

Every trader feels scared when fulfilling a task anyway. That's why it's important to learn and get experience before you start trading. But even during trading you can still consider different peculiarities.

[AdamUS]

Big Percetenge of traders are on losing side simply cause lack of knowledge and dedication. There is no shortcut for success. Success is an Journey not an destination..

[Guest Siyan jheel]

Success is an Journey not an destination, well said. The time you spend on planning your career in Forex is very important. The experience you gain must be rich so that you can expertise your skills. This comes not only from profit but mainly when you fail. Such bad time as a trader you must be emotionally stable and loose up on your confidence.