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Experience: Novice Trading Backfires
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[QUOTE="Victorial, post: 201508, member: 56532"] That was a bitter experience. I do not understand why your friend would risk such a huge amount of money into trading. Given that the trader is not experienced should have been a red flag for him to stay put on his lane. I will not risk such a high amount despite my years in trading. $200 is just too much to lose. That is why you should learn to trade yourself or at least subscribe for signals if you cannot trade. I know if you use half of that amount to subscribe, you will not lose the remaining $100 before gaining a small profit. Trade with care always to avoid losses. [/QUOTE]
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