Through my humble experience in trading, I have noticed that the reasons for failure in the field are: * First, greed; when you earn 100 or 200, you desire more. * Second, when you see a losing trade, you try to convince yourself that it will return to where it was, and when luck comes back to you and you regain your capital, you become greedy to earn from it, thus you do not close the trade, and greed takes over you again, causing you to lose. * Third, when you are close to liquidating your funds, you close the trade and leave an amount of money, and here comes the obsession with recovery, leading you to enter random trades with larger leverage, and thus you lose everything. The problem here, my brother, is not in the platform or in trading, but in you and me. Trading is a dangerous field; you must be composed, not hasty, and you should be certain and skilled in entering it. You must study it, read people's opinions and the views of experienced traders, and then build a plan for yourself and stick to it. Do not change your strategies just because you lose the first 10 dollars; know that you will recover it and earn multiples of it if you know how to enter and exit with minimal damage.
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