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You always lose as a beginner. Why is it that if you entered a trade once and made some dollars, you lose hundreds afterwards? Do you think the problem is in the market or in trading? Or do you think the problem is in yourself? Honestly, I won't repeat the same old and tired advice that might actually be an illusion. The problem, my friend, is indeed within ourselves as beginners, but the solution is not simply acknowledging the problem; you need to seek fundamental solutions on your own. Don't exhaust yourself by applying others' strategies. Instead, build yourself up, change your plans, and test them with very small amounts without risking a large capital. You might try with half a dollar or some cents on cheap currencies, entering well-studied trades and applying what you've learned yourself. Here, you will find yourself accumulating experiences every day. Take it as a rule: those who can maintain a small capital will succeed with a large one. I will advise you on the most important information you need to learn and expand upon: 1. Technical analysis. 2. Not being afraid of greed and avarice. 3. Overcome your emotions; it’s all about numbers and calculations, not feelings and emotions.