That's one of the most widespread issues among traders. If you really have a strong strategy with positive results at demo, then you are ahead of many. I recommend setting yourself a set of rules, and trying to follow them. At the end of each day ...

psychological problems

If a system really worked 100% of the time, exposing it publicly would almost definitely change how it performs. Markets are constantly adapting = so once lots of people use the same strategy, it usually loses its edge fast. That’s why professional ...

100% winning system exist?

That's right! If it's your A setup, then it makes sense to risk more. If it's a C, D setup, then risking something like 1-2% seems to be okay.

How much do you risk per trade?

Oh wow, I will tell you right away that the journey is going to be really tough. But alright, I have some tips for you. You should start with the absolute basics, just search what is a prop firm and how do prop firm challenges work on youtube or via ...

New to Prop Firm topic

At the end of the day, those 5% that end up making is are the ones who didn't give up and kept doing and working on themselves.

This is why 95% of retail traders lose!!!

Just wanted to drop a comment and thank you for sharing your system. This is where I discovered the Renko charts. Never heard of them before. I’m curious about new trading concepts and decided to explore it further and after a day or two reading ...

More simple is impossible

I wish you won’t kick me out if I’m not an expert in gold, but have been following and trading for more than a year Fundamentally, gold still looks solid in the long-term to continue its bullish momentum. Recent events of Trump’s new Fed candidate ...

No attacks just gold trades/analysis

Leverage is just a tool, and when you hear stories how how leverage ruined traders, it’s more not about the leveraging itself but how it’s been misused. Leveraging actually reduces the room for making mistakes. It increases emotional burden, and ...

Is high leverage really bad for traders?

Ngl, if I have a small account I don’t see a point in risking 1-2%. For instance, if my trading balance is like $500, I would risk $50 a trade, which is 10%. However, if I have a bigger size I would risk no more than 5%, I’m fine with that risk ...

How much do you risk per trade?