Risk factors in trading

[Edward Peterson]

There are many risk factors in forex trading. You can lose all your cash in the blink of an eye. High leverage will bring about considerable losses. There are more factors like interest rates, political events, economic risk and many more. To know all the risk factors you have to consider a great deal.

 

[Lemlife]

There are many risk factors in forex trading. You can lose all your cash in the blink of an eye. High leverage will bring about considerable losses. There are more factors like interest rates, political events, economic risk and many more. To know all the risk factors you have to consider a great deal.

Edward I also think one of the factors that can make a trader to lose money as well it not having a trading plan, so many people lose thier account because the don't know what they doing but the love of money it playing them.

 

[Shallen Berry]

As a Forex trader you should make a good trading plan in your trading. Because a good trading plans will always support you to trade confidently. And without good confidence you will never be able to make good money. As the best broker I take ForexOne as my trading broker. They have necessary supports and facilities. In their platform I have – daily trade up- dates, latest political news, events, hottest currency reports and data, quotes, and economic calendar etc.

 

[Robert Hills]

Risk is the common factor of forex market. A trader can face the loss most of the time if he has no knowledge about trading. A trader should know the right time, right place and right currencies while he is trading in the market. Most of the traders lost their money because of their little knowledge about forex. Most of them don't know how to recover losses. Sometimes traders take decision emotionally after loosing money. It causes more losses. I am also a trader of TP Global FX. I always welcome losses and think that loss is the energy to make profit. Taking wise decisions can recover the losses.

 

[theforexarmy]

try to do demo trading first to get a hang of the variables