The first way is to reduce the number of times you sell. For a novice, trading experience and trading skills will be very immature, so novices make the most mistakes in the process of trading. Generally speaking, for a novice in foreign exchange trading, he is lucky to maintain a success rate of about 40%. So for a novice, reducing the number of times you sell at the beginning of the transaction is equivalent to reducing your losses, and the reduction of losses is a disguised profit.
Second, wait for the simplest trading opportunity. There is indeed a market where any trader can pick up money due to exchange rate fluctuations in the foreign exchange market. You must seize the opportunity to enter it and trade in this market.
Third, constantly use small funds for trial and error. In the initial trading process, the failure of every transaction is a stepping stone to our success. Operating with less money can not only reduce our psychological pressure, but also give us more opportunities to try new trading skills until a strategy that really suits our trading skills appears.