HOLA
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Any trader or, in other words, anyone who engages in non-salaried work that involves potential profit and loss must experience stress and anxiety because they are exposed to the possibility of losing some or all of their money, which is their livelihood. This is indeed a worrisome matter, and it is not limited to certain individuals; stress levels vary from person to person. It is best for stress to be at a lower level so that it does not harm your work or decision-making. However, everyone in forex goes through anxiety and stress, especially those who do not adhere to capital management and do not use stop-loss. These individuals destroy their psyches due to the amount of stress they put themselves under because they are at risk of losing all their money in moments.
A large part of the risks present in the market fall under psychological factors that control humans. Within the trading community, the decisions that are made during trading periods are greatly influenced by the trader's psychological state. At the beginning of a trader's engagement with financial markets, they often lack a significant degree of psychological balance, causing them to execute trades based on their desires and emotions without considering the results of the analysis. As a result, it becomes difficult to control oneself. However, through continued trading and looking at all the results of trades that we couldn't control, we find that a significant portion of them had a negative return. We can say that through continuous practice of trading, we can gradually learn to control our emotions such as anxiety, stress, greed, and fear over time during direct interactions with the markets. The situation becomes very normal, like any other daily work or routine during the natural course of a person's day. The experience of stress reduction is best achieved by thinking about the possibilities that might occur, the more aware you are of what will happen, the less stressed you will be, and if you think about the possibilities of what might happen and prepare yourself for any eventuality, you will know how to act, and your stress will decrease to the point where it may disappear entirely. Of course, continuous training and trading gradually reduce this issue, but some traders may still be nervous, and often they take a long time to get used to the market. That's why they may be tense for a longer period, and it is not desirable because the trades may take several days. If the trader is of this type, the matter will continue to bother them to the point where many people face sleep problems due to this fear. Therefore, we must deal with this matter if it becomes a disease-like condition since it is not beneficial to the trader.
A large part of the risks present in the market fall under psychological factors that control humans. Within the trading community, the decisions that are made during trading periods are greatly influenced by the trader's psychological state. At the beginning of a trader's engagement with financial markets, they often lack a significant degree of psychological balance, causing them to execute trades based on their desires and emotions without considering the results of the analysis. As a result, it becomes difficult to control oneself. However, through continued trading and looking at all the results of trades that we couldn't control, we find that a significant portion of them had a negative return. We can say that through continuous practice of trading, we can gradually learn to control our emotions such as anxiety, stress, greed, and fear over time during direct interactions with the markets. The situation becomes very normal, like any other daily work or routine during the natural course of a person's day. The experience of stress reduction is best achieved by thinking about the possibilities that might occur, the more aware you are of what will happen, the less stressed you will be, and if you think about the possibilities of what might happen and prepare yourself for any eventuality, you will know how to act, and your stress will decrease to the point where it may disappear entirely. Of course, continuous training and trading gradually reduce this issue, but some traders may still be nervous, and often they take a long time to get used to the market. That's why they may be tense for a longer period, and it is not desirable because the trades may take several days. If the trader is of this type, the matter will continue to bother them to the point where many people face sleep problems due to this fear. Therefore, we must deal with this matter if it becomes a disease-like condition since it is not beneficial to the trader.