If you trade Forex full-time, the chances are that you do not have any other source of income. This means that if you enter a series of losses, you will not be earning money and you might even lose your initial deposit. If you have a daily job and trade Forex only occasionally, you do not depend on Forex earnings too much. So, if you plan to go full-time, you better be sure that you will have enough money for living and upholding the necessary account balance even after a streak of huge losses.
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Having to trade short-term
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Overtrading
Following the market all day is a straight way to overtrading, which in its turn is a bane of many currency traders. Only emotionally strong and experienced traders will be able to avoid constant overtrading when sitting in front of the Forex trading terminal all day.