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How to recover the loss in trades?
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<p>First of all, try to accept the losses. Don’t just get on to revenge trading. Just take a break. Find the root causes, in order to avoid such type of losses in the future. Then try back to trade with proper risk management.</p>
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<p>With small wins, you get a large profits. So, try be satisfied with small gains you earn ( when market do not show up as per you). So, control your emotions of greediness. And keep trading systematically.</p>
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<p id="isPasted">There are bad days for every trader. Never let a bad day cost you more than an average profitable day. Don't lose much more than that on a bad day if you average $700 on your winning days. Make sure the downside is controlled.</p><p>The list goes on and on - a need for revenge, fear, anger, frustration, self-hate, market-hate, etc. After a big loss, there's no way to trade with a clear head. There are more than 250 trading days in a year, so there is no rush to get back in there; today is not the day to …</p>
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<p>Don't enter the market with the intention of recovering from losses. You may make more mistakes and lose more money. I suggest initially for six months stop intraday and be a long-term investor. Spread your capital among four to five fundamentally strong companies from different sectors. Soon you will be able to come out of the loss. A stock market is a place where everyone loses money. Don't be nervous about it and look at it as part of the game.</p>
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<p>Depending on whether the loss was orchestrated unlawfully and whether the broker is a license holder, you may be able to file a fraud lawsuit. In spite of this, legal recovery procedures vary from one jurisdiction to another. Get legal advice about your options from competent federal regulators and law enforcement with extensive experience in the area of your need. </p>
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