GBP continues to go down the drain

Dunno, seems to be retracing heavily now

I agree But I'm not a fan of gambling or probability. I prefer forex because I believe price action can tell with almost absolute certainty where price is going for the short term

I sense GBP going down the drain again, sudah masuk short?

There's a way to avoid getting hit by rebound. Wait for price to retrace, then wait for price to confirm that it want to resume momentum. Sometimes price also can go reverse-momentum, which is the opposite direction. Main thing is wait for price to drop hints

Which pair? Where was your SL?

In my opinion, actually your SL is not the problem, but your entry is the one which is not at the right time.

You have been PMed

I agree, currently M30 shows price has a high probabilty of breakingout downwards soon. But it could go up also, still too early to tell.

Massive price movements now. If all goes well, prepare to short AUDUSD

Not yet missed, wait for 5.30p.m reconfirmation on M30 whether the bar ends weak or not

Self quote lol, M30 reconfirmation fails, halting from entering short

Relax bro, still got another 11 months for you to be a millionaire

Looks like AUDUSD is having a tough time breaking the resistance at the bottom. Expecting a heavy retracement if price really still wants to go down...

Sudden downward momentum, hmm. Carefull of possible retracements.

Bravo I couldn't find an entry yet, still waiting for retracement

I'm using ICMarkets. Don't start a live account after a few months of demo trading. Because the market changes and you can't possibly know how the market works in that short timeframe.

I was like you, demo traded and grew my account up to 100% after a few months of trading. Thought I knew what I was doing then jumped to live trading. That's when my losing streak began, unfamiliar market environments got the better of me. Thankfully now I've found the light at the end of the tunnel.

Yes, I agree some people find it harder to manage their emotions when trading live. But even while I was trading demo, I treated it in all seriousness as if I was dealing with real money. Had sleepless nights trading demo too, that's how serious I was But again my undoing was that I just didn't have enough experience before jumping into trading live.

In my opinion, you should at least try demo trading for 1 year, at least at the end of it if you're still profitable consistently then you can go live. Or if you really have money you're willing to lose, then there's nothing stopping you from trading live as well.

I don't know about forex brokers in Malaysia, mine is based in australia. But XM seems to be the favorite here in this forum.

Betul!

Time to change broker then

This is the universal rule :-
0.0001 = 1 pip
0.00001 = 1 pipette

wow, it means 20 pipettes? That's HUGE I think you should change broker man, cause even your demo experience might be bad.