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When a trader experiences a significant loss, revenge trading is a normal and emotional reaction.

When you practice revenge trading, you do one or more deals in an effort to make up for a big loss from a prior trade.

Markets are difficult to 
forecast, hence, it is possible 
that the anticipated winning 
deal would really end up 
being the losing one.

Even while it might be 
challenging to maintain 
objectivity and emotional
 control after a loss, the best
 plan of action is to take a 
break from trading, even
 for a short while.

What is revenge trading?

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What is revenge trading?

When you practice revenge trading, you do one or more deals in an effort to make up for a big loss from a prior trade.

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