Bad trading experience results in low confidence to start trading in the stock market again. The things we need to learn from our losses, don't waste the losing money experience in the stock market.

When we look back at our stock market experience, we often find that there are many things we could have done differently. We might have bought at the wrong time or sold at the wrong time. We might have picked a company that wasn't as good as we thought it was.

If you've been investing for more than a year, chances are you've had some losses along the way. And if you're like most investors, you probably feel pretty bad about those losses. You may even be angry or upset about them.

But here's the thing: everybody loses money in the stock market sometimes. It's going to happen no matter how smart you are or how much research you do beforehand. The best investors in the world still experience losses from time to time — even Warren Buffett has lost money on some investments!

So if all this is true, why does it seem like other people make money in the market so easily? How come they aren't losing as much money as us? Well, for starters, most people don't actually lose that much money in total — they just feel like they do because of how their emotions affect their judgement. In fact, some people make a lot of money during bear markets because they know how to manage their emotions while everyone else is overwhelmed by the huge-red-losses in their portfolio.

Section: Own your loss.

When you lose money, it's hard to do anything but feel bad about it. But if you're going to make money in the future, you have to learn how to handle losing money.

The first step is accepting responsibility for your losses. If you blame someone else or some external factor ("The market crashed!"), then you're not owning up to the fact that it was a bad investment decision.

Owning your losses is important because it helps prevent you from repeating them — if something goes wrong, and you don't think there's anything you could have done differently, then there's no reason not to do it again next time.

Section: Learn as much as you can from the experience.

The next step is learning all that you can from your loss so that you don't repeat it again in the future. This might involve researching what happened with the investment itself (for example, why did this stock go down so much?). It could also involve looking at why it was such a poor decision in the first place — maybe there was some fundamental flaw with the company's business model? Or maybe there was an external event that caused it? Or maybe there were other factors involved?

Section: Create a review of your stock market experience.

We were like every trader out there in the past, we made losses because of buying at the price peak, not knowing when the stock price had a trend reversal, watching our profit turn into losses, trapped in a resistance breakout fail, & late to cut loss by following the indicators. 

By knowing the problems in our trades, we study further to find the answer on how to avoid losing money in the stock market. Finding out what are the price & volume transaction patterns before the stock price goes down south. When we know how to protect ourselves from losses, then we proceed to find the absolute point of entry for more profits. 

This is the process we went through to achieve consistent returns from the stock market to find out the precise timing for entry before the price up & exit before any price retrace happens. 

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It is important for you to have effective trading strategies to reduce emotional trades & have doubt on the price direction.  You will know the direction of the stock price easily.

To all retail investors who got shaken off by the bear market in the last 2 years. Don’t let the losses we made in the past stop us from making consistent profit in the stock market. Losses are made not when we cut loss, real losses incur when we give up. Being able to accept our losses is the first step in being able to learn from them and turn that into future profit!

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