Forex trading in India: Introduction for new traders in India: Is FX dangerous?

That's because I think you've heard once or twice that "Forex trading in India is a dangerous investment if an amateur makes a move." On the other hand, securities companies that handle Forex trading in India are engaged in an account acquisition battle by appealing "easy to start from a small amount" and "easy to do Forex".

When people say, "Easy even for beginners!", "Easy!", And "From a small amount!"

 

But it is. There are no accurate stats, but it is said that 90% of those who participate in Forex will leave the market within a year; that is, they will quit Forex.

 

There is, of course, a reason for this. If you start Forex trading in India without knowing this, you will join the withdrawal group within a year. So, first of all, please see the secret to why FX is said to be dangerous. That is the first step toward "aiming for safe Forex".

 

First of all, it may seem surprising, but forex beginners often "win" (make a profit) a transaction. In other words, there isn't much to say, "I tried it for the first time, but I couldn't win at all, and it was a big loss because it was salty." 

 

If you think only about "whether you win or lose", the probability is 50% so that you can win reasonably well with one trade at the beginning. If you win, you will have more money at that time. Therefore, "easy even for beginners" and "easy" feel authentic.

 

However, it is not the case that these Forex beginners are making total profits. This is because beginners often lose a lot with just one Forex trade. Although I have won many times, the amount of money I win each time is little by little. However, when I lose, I make a significant loss ... I fall into this pattern before I know it.

 

Therefore, it is difficult to make a profit in total, and while doing so, you will experience the loss of losing all or half of your own funds. You can lose as much as 1 million yen or 2 million yen at a time. It is almost impossible to avoid it sooner or later.

You lose "all of your profits" with one significant loss!?

I will explain in detail why it is unavoidable in another place, but the cause of losing is that although there are many times to make profits with one FX trade, it makes a significant loss at one time. 

 

It means that you will lose all your earnings. This is commonly known as "winning steadily and losing to Dokan." This is a typical example of failure in Forex. The shock is immeasurable because you will lose most of the money you have earned so far with just one loss. With this experience, it's no wonder that Forex is scary and dangerous.

 

Because of this pattern, as I said at the beginning, 90% of those who participate in Forex will withdraw from the market within a year. It's only a year, so more people should be withdrawing if you look at it over a more extended period of time.

 

However, from a different point of view, we can see that some people are making stable profits with Forex even in such a difficult situation.

 

Why are they making a profit? This book will explain it step by step. If you understand and practice this, you will no longer be in the "win steadily and lose to Dokan" group. And while enjoying the game called FX, you will be able to have a fulfilling day.

 

From the end of the year to the beginning of the year, the exchange rate moved in the direction of yen appreciation. Especially at the beginning of the year, the yen appreciated momentarily, and those who are doing foreign exchange speculation may have had a chilling scene.

 

Forex margin trading, so-called FX, is still popular among individuals, and even in bookstores, many related books are lined up in the investment section. I don't think Forex trading in India itself is terrible. It's not wrong to think of it as one of the many speculative targets.

 

However, it is good if you understand the essence of Forex correctly and try to make a profit by using it, but it seems that there are not a few people who try to start trading without knowing it well.