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Do you move your price to breakeven? I've noticed that using breakeven definitely increases the win rate, but so far stop loss gives more profit on the deposit, because the stop loss is set according to a certain trend reversal logic, while breakeven is often hit just before the move.

Are you still 'trading' on a demo? Congratulations, you've invented the dumbest way to flush your life down the toilet.

Let's cut the crying. The main failure of a demo account isn't even the lack of real fear. The main failure is that you're dumping your time into a landfill.

You sit in front of the monitor, spend days incubating the perfect formation, wait for a pattern, measure levels... And for what? In real trading, for this psychological hell you get either cash or a painful lesson. On a demo, you get NO-THING. You're literally sitting in an unpaid internship in your own hallucinogenic world.

A year on demo. TWO years on demo. You wait hours for each trade, spend weeks at the chart to make just 20–30 entries. And you think you're gaining 'experience'? Seriously?

Experience is the number of quality repetitions, not the number of burned pants.

Instead of staring at a real-time demo chart and waiting for the next candle like manna from heaven, normal people use simulators and training platforms. What takes you six months of dumb sitting on your butt on a demo gets run through in an evening on a simulator. Dozens of historical market phases, hundreds of situations, replayed in a couple of hours.

Just count how many months — no, years — you've already wasted, stupidly trying to see the 'future' on a fake account. How many hours of life have you burned for free?

While you're imitating frenzied activity and waiting for 'that special trade' on a demo, life is passing you by. Open a calendar, look at the date, and answer honestly: how many more years are you willing to imitate trading before it dawns on you that you're simply pouring out your most valuable time?