How to Manage Losing Trades: Losing to Win! 😉

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[@lamdung7918]

If you refuse cutting your losses, sooner or later, you will meet the mother of all losses.

[@stever5224]

You are a natural mentor. Very easy to listen to, very genuine and informative!

[@Heart2HeartBooks]

80% of my loses are because I panic sold! If I had held on for say a week. I would be better off.

[@lwazeem]

I disagree that a trader should stop trading if they experience a streak of losers. Firstly, define "streak" how many trades is a "streak" ? Because you can have a few losing trades in a row, and then have winning trades. A trader must take all trades provided by the strategy. If you have a few losses and then stop trading, it's usually when the would be winners are about to come and those become the ones you don't take. I agree that it's critical to be a good loser. It was the last lesson that finally made me a consistently profitable trader

[@ctb1977]

Only a few days ago i went long on Gold, (bought on a retrace in a nice few month trend) i got stopped out. Seeing the email "your position on Gold has been sold" is annoying. But my annoyance quickly turned to a pat on the back when it sharply reversed and produced a massive engulfing red candle before the markets closed for the weekend. I can honestly say it felt as good as a winning trade, and despite being a loser, gave me a nice ego/confidence boost. It feels like avoiding a near death experience, i closed my position for a small loss right before it sharply declined. I'm sitting here unscathed and feeling good imagining everything i could've lost if i had lost my discipline

[@adamdolphin5891]

Honestly really needed to see this. Definitely saving this one. Always thought making more profitable trades would make it better but never thought reducing inexcusable trades to a minimum and bad trades to not as bad trades would help me a huge amount.

[@bloodyfug]

I am in a losing streak right now , I have 4 losing trades one after other , it kinda affects my trust in the strategy . but I'll stick to it , no matter what . its just a little hard now to pull the trigger. The mate for these videos , they are helping me a lot to go through this situation

[@jayrakmoola8137]

This guy is a genius no question bout it

[@jayrakmoola8137]

My boy ! Great stuff as always

[@rosariodipetta]

The most important rule is to take soon the trade to break even and let run the profit.

[@VicDamoneJr82]

Your right if u take the 5 biggest losers away I would quit my job

[@victoryaugustus1389]

Losers might be more important than winners. Even if you make 1% monthly and 0.0001% loss, got the patience , you'll be a billionaire. Even small profits compound immensely when losses are minimal

[@lawsonone6015]

My monthly net has much improved since I focused more on cutting losses, avoiding averaging down, not being 'seduced by breakouts' and not going back in after selling a winning trade that appeared to keep pushing up. Sometimes, if I feel an impulse to enter, I wait 5 seconds and it becomes apparent why I should have avoided it.

[@aa-qt2zk]

Amazing video im 19 been into trading this year , lesrning so much from you!

[@Seniortrader1]

Honestly, really helpful video.

[@darthforexvader7201]

- Id just like to write that I like you ur vids and the way you present your detail in these vids. Huge thanks ! I agree with what you have mentioned there too about the losses :)

[@victoryaugustus1389]

the force is strong with you my friend, it will lead to great profits in the future :D

[@bhspitbull9271]

Thanks for the video, always like the reminders. For many who are new to trading, the key is to stay in the game long enough to become regularly profitable...avoiding the blow ups!

[@bobbyjose2006]

Thanks, really love your videos..

[@Chauhan010]

THE BEST OF YOU. I KNOW IT.. YOU BETTER EXPLAINED IT... I NEED TO REMIND ME EVERY DAY BEFORE TRADING.. ONLY 1 GOAL.. NOT TO LOSE BIG :-)

[@lightkirsche]

I am now ready to receive this information.

[@e-trader]

3:45 this is GOLD

[@TheJupiteL]

I know this is what I should do, but I guess I needed someone to say it for me to actually doing it. I kept moving my SL when I could just let it close right then and open another trade when the indicators are aligned once again. Thanks so much!

[@Mike-ye8qv]

Something I never hear is if you lose50% you now have to win 100% to get back where you were( extreme example) Managing my losers kills me. It's easier for me to buy then sell win or lose. Ugh lol I'm getting it though. Thanks for the video

[@Stavrosg76]

HOW TO WORK ON LOSERS is the problem.. ! do u average, do u hedge, and what do u do when the market still doesnt come your way....

[@ukspreadbetting]

Averaging down is probably not a good idea. Reducing or slicing the position is better (say, half it so it reduces the financial impact on your account). If the premise for the original trade is no longer valid it might be best to completely exit. You could always get back in at a later time.

[@Stavrosg76]

UKspreadbetting when trading with stop loss you are essentially choosing to lose or take the loss when the trade goes against you..what if the negative position is managed creatively each time so that no matter what happens or how bad our entry was we come out with a profit..there are people who trade like this. I agree with them because they are treating it like a business.to liquidate a loss means you are accepting the loss..most forex traders fail because they are taken out one stop after another..

[@Stavrosg76]

Also the cold hard truth is that its riskier to trade with a stop loss rather than without because of the nature of the market..the market has to take out some stop losses to find support in order to move in the opposite direction..thats the main reason traders fail sadly

[@sistematico17]

Can you quote or link a video of someone who manage creatively negative positions? I'm curious. thanks

[@Chauhan010]

DONT AVERAGE.. NOT TRY TO BE SMART.. TAKE LOSSES GRACEFULLY THAT WILL BE BETTER.. IF YOU FIGHT U LOSE :-)

[@jayrakmoola8137]

thank you brother

[@alejandrorodriguez-xd3df]

Thank You very much Mark !

[@mwil619]

Manage the losers and the winners take care of themselves

[@wongcheukkwan]

I am not a trader but a long-term value investor. I adopt a portfolio of several stocks to manage risks. It is inevitable to buy in some stocks which turn out to be losers. What could I do? I had to check what had gone wrong. Did it go in the direction against my thinking, or the time had not been ripe to become profitable. Normally I sold 90% of the losing stocks, and allowed 10% to stay in the portfolio. The losses were then realized in my account, but overall speaking. there are profits, as the other winning stocks is profitable. Leaving the losers in the account would not do good for the portfolio. Re-balancing of the portfolio from time to time is necessary. The unloading of the losers provides me with capital in invest in other stocks or top up the profitable stocks. Overall speaking, the portfolio is profitable, as there are more winners than losers.

[@Josue.ab7]

Its fine to let losers run for a while due to market fluctuations, mostly if the market is on recovery potential. Money is just lost on the graphic but never real. Any thoughts ?

[@jasonmcharris7243]

I need a 9 iron out 😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@Socr8ttts]

To limit the loser without getting stopped out too early?

[@ukspreadbetting]

Here are some helpful videos to watch to help with that: How to Use the Average True Range Indicator (ATR) 📈 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kITZgqeMZ62Nmdk Lesson 28: What Is Average True Range (ATR)? How Do I Use ATR In Trading? kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYXZZYeInq6bhrc How to Use the Average True Range to Set Stops ☂️✋ kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqPcpZ6liJmilas How To Set A Stop Loss Based on Price Part 1 🏳️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4WVkqGIdq2lfqM How To Set A Stop Loss Based on a Time Limit Part 2 🏳️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGeokpaKncqZoJY How To Set A Stop Loss Based On Price Volatility Part 3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4rdZKewd695mMk Also, check the Risk Management playlist on our channel; lots of material on how to manage the risk there.

[@victoryaugustus1389]

Thanks for the great videos friend ! The help

[@skeeter4028]

Very interesting. Am I to understand that you get taxed at about 85% in the UK?

[@ukspreadbetting]

85% erm no - where did you get that from?

[@SirFency]

I have a hard time understanding something. So many people are saying that a trade is a loser if it goes against you. Can someone please explain to me why my account would be losing anything more than I already paid for if it goes into the negative and I just dont end the trade? Why cant I just hold on to it till it comes back. It may take a few months but it will always come back. At least thats my thoughts on it.

[@Chauhan010]

NO.. IT CAN HAPPEN ..BUT THE ONE TIME IT WONT U WILL LOSE A LOT.. SO BETTER NOT TRY IT.. BUT IMPORTANT THING IS NOT LOSS..BUT THE REASON OF YOUR TO BEING IN THE TRADE.. IT ITS NOT VALID ANYMORE... THEN WHATS THE LOGIC OF BEING IN A POSITION THAT ALREADY AGAINST YOU

[@discoverbanknifty]

Thanks

[@sistematico17]

When I my first trade of the day is green, I halve the size of my shares for the next trade. If my first trade of the day is red, what should i do? should I still halve the size of my shares for the next trade, or what should i do? help please

[@victoryaugustus1389]

it's not an exact science..

[@mwalker52]

Why halve the size if you had a win? You should keep it the same, and run with your winning streak because the market is moving favorable to your strategy. If you are going to go smaller size, do it after a loss when you know the market may not be playing well with your strategy. Also don't fall for gambler's fallacy. Just because a coin tosses heads, doesn't mean the next toss has a higher percentage of being tales: every toss has the same 50/50 chance.

[@patrickjhonzuniga]

Amazing video. But I would suggest for you to invest in good lighting material :(

[@charlesdarlington9843]

I feel terrible

[@sugsug1343]

Never seen a viseo by this guy (Mark ? ), that was not extremely helpful !!!

[@niro56]

True

[@eddyvideostar]

2:56.

[@새벽-g9q]

Sometimes you talks too fast... Non-english-native listeners (like me. i'm asian) can't understand the meaning directly. could you speak a little slowly?

[@ukspreadbetting]

Erm I thought Mark spoke quite clear 🤔 But I presume you can reduce the speed by going to the settings - say put the Speed to 0.75 👍

[@narendrasharma6859]

super

[@santacroce2489]

😴

[@mahipalsingh701]

pls speak little slowly.