Are you addicted to trading?

[Aaron_0]

I find forex addicting. The first thing I do when I open up my laptop is go to my broker's account and look at prices and open trades. The last thing I do before I go to bed is to also go to my broker's site and see the prices. Its so bad that I'm unable to go out and do anything else. Well, I work but I spend all of my time on my broker's site. However, I'm doing good and I'm not losing so good news. I just hope that you're not losing a lot as a result of addiction. Are you addicted to forex and what do you do to curb it?

 

[Elijah_0]

It’s great to hear you’re doing well, but it’s important to find balance. To curb addiction, set specific trading hours, take regular breaks, and engage in other activities to reduce screen time. Consider tracking your trades without constantly monitoring prices, which can help maintain a healthier approach to trading.

 

[RainbowRain]

In order not to be constantly tied to the workplace, you can try trading on higher timeframes, which reduces the time for analysis, and also gives the opportunity to enter the market less often compared to scalping or intraday trading. But with such trading, you need to have the patience to keep your orders open for a long time, allowing the profit to grow while the price moves in the direction of the general trend.

 

[Ricky Rk]

It's great that you're doing well, but it's important to maintain balance. Setting strict trading hours and taking regular breaks can help curb the addiction. Focus on other activities and ensure you're managing your emotional well-being.

 

[RainbowRain]

You can also set clear trading goals and limits for yourself to avoid addiction and overtrading. For example, determine the number of trades you will make per day or per week, set a loss limit upon reaching which you will definitely stop trading.