HOW TO STOP OVERTRADING
ARE YOU TRADING TOO MUCH?
iT CAN BE DIFFICULT TO STOP- WE CAN HELP
What happens when you or someone you love is trading too much? What do you do when you become addicted to the need to get your money back? Overtrading (too much money, too many trades) can affect anyone. It can grab you when you least expect it and it can destroy your financial wellbeing. You have to stop that from happening.
These are the steps to follow:
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recognize there is a problem
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stop trading temporarily right now
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download our overtrading course and / or talk to our psychologist asap
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do not trade again until you have designed and implemented professional stipulations and safeguards
THIS IS NO REASON FOR SHAME! Trading is difficult and many, many traders go through this. You can still be successful, but you cannot continue on the path you are on. We have to find a way to get you on track. We can help.
personal training
one on one with a professional will help
There are many times in life when you can work through problems on your own. You can find your way back to success. But this is likely not one of them.
Trading can give you a dream life, but it can also destroy your financial and personal life. Had I known when I started, what I know today, I would never have taken up trading.
When confronted with repetitive losses you must stop. There is no other way.
Let our psychology professionals give you the help you need. This is quick, easy, private, and can help you see things you had not noticed and set up a structure to prevent it from getting worse or ever happen again.
Psychology courses
what to do when you are losing too much
When a trader finds himself in a financial hole his first response is always: "I have to dig myself out of this and get my money back". Most often, rather than making the money back, the trader will lose more. Step 1 is to stop trading!
Confronted with this advice, most traders refuse to stop trading. Why?
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They are convinced that they can trade effectively and regain their losses
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They are convinced there are opportunities that are present that won't come again
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They are certain this situation is a "bump in the road"
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They are ashamed and don't want to admit the losses
Let us help.