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How to Manage Risks in Forex

by Sahabat Artikel

How to manage risks in forex - Every investment has its own risks, including Forex. As you begin to learn Forex, you have to also understand the underlying risks that come with it. Risks are not to be scared, but to be managed to minimize your loss of funds and avoidable mistakes. We know that anything that potentially creates a big profit or return would also have higher risk.

So, if you are seeking for investment that has smaller risk, you won't get as much return as you will get in Forex market. One of the risks that you might face in the Forex market is to lose all of your money. Please note that when it comes to trading, you can't be guaranteed that any method could get you a 100% profit.

If you are looking for investments that have little risks, then you can read more about deposits, mutual funds, bonds and savings. But, if you want to face the risks to make a fortune, then proceed with this article. We are going to discuss the risks and how to manage it so you don’t lose too much.

The Risks and How To Manage Them

There are risks that we must face while trading in the Forex market, but with these tips you can minimize the risks. Here are some risk management that you need to know when learning Forex:

1. Cut Loss

There will come time when the price that you expect is not met. When you hope that the price is going up, on the contrary the price moves down instead. How do you handle this situation? Rather than losing more of your money, you can cut loss. This means you close the position so that you won't get an even greater loss.

2. Switching

Switching is similar to cut loss. The difference is, after you close the position after you are losing it, you open new position in the same direction as the price movements. So you are closing the old position, and following the market instead. 

Switching needs a good analysis and you have to be sure with your second prediction. If you are unsure with the second prediction, stick with cut loss and don't proceed with switching. If you are forcing to use this method, then you might lose twice the amount as before.

3. Averaging

Averaging means when you are losing, you open new position with the same position. When the market is not going along with your prediction, you are sure that the market will increase again. Then you buy the same position in hope that it will average your profit.

This method will help you minimalize your loss and maximize your profit by putting an average. When you are using this method, you have to be aware of the market.

Is Risk Management Different For Everyone?

Of course, and this is because not everyone has the same risk and investment profile. Prioritization of individuals regarding their portfolio will need a different way to manage the risks. It's not that one's way is better than the other. This is just the trading style which adds a personal character to each investor. There will be time when the movement of price in the Forex market doesn't match what we forecasted. 

If you just begin learning Forex, this might give you a hard time. With the risk management above, you can still strive and turn your losses into profits in such conditions. You don't have to suffer alone in order to manage your risks. You can ask for help from trusted mentors from a broker company. A good example of this kind of company is Didimax. They also provide online and offline courses to help you with this.