Accepting this reality of trading has helped me a lot.

[laubeaud]

After many years of experience, I realized that losses are part of the proccess trading. Losses happen to the best traders. The best traders I know do not have a 100% win rate.

When I take a loss, I sit down in order to:
a) review the trade
b) learn from my loss

What do you do when you take a loss?

[EluguHcman]

Looses are the barriers coated around trades which can not be 100 percently be override nomatter how an expert trader you may be.
Conciously, trying to always make all profit count while trading is assumed to be greed which could lead to total lost of values.

Instead there is always possibilities to 100% percent looses so, you are only eligible to embattle with the market to cut your lost capitalization and secure a certain level of profit but yet at times, there could be lost counts with no profit accountable.

[bounceback]

learned from my mistake when taking loss and make reminder for the future keep away with some altcoin have made loss for my trading, many time I blacklist with some coins made loss much and delist from my favorite altcoin for trading behind difficult break out to higher price. I think all trader can't avoid from loss with trading but most of them take braveness to cut loss and start recovery the capital by investing with other coins have lower price.
I think need to learn from mistake in trading how braveness use stop loss feature and don't scare with your portfolio loss because has second chance get recovery by investing in other coins with more lower price.

[albon]

I have a small amount of money so i stop thinking about trading again after losing from trading. Then keep myself busy for a while and try again later when i have more money. But i never use big amount for trading. On the other hand i always consider trading as the best way to risk. Like you i have researched trading for a few years now but am still a kid on the subject. If this is really a loss factor for you then i would say you should work on short time holding. Which is ready to give you the best profit of this period.

[JunaidAzizi]

After many years of experience, I realized that losses are part of the proccess trading. Losses happen to the best traders. The best traders I know do not have a 100% win rate.

When I take a loss, I sit down in order to:
a) review the trade
b) learn from my loss

What do you do when you take a loss?

People are sad about their losses, and yes, they should be, but there are small differences among professional and newbie traders. The new trader, when facing losses, they get into depression and quit the trading life before starting hahha. On the other side, some professionals learn from their mistakes, as these mistakes are the ones that make you perfect by telling you where and why you are facing losses.

So don't be afraid of loss. If you are losing every trade, then look at yourself and then at the trade to find the place where you are failing and correct it. This will be your only friend, which will help you. Accept the loss and don't panic; make yourself stronger so that you can minimize your losses.

[Rruchi man]

After many years of experience, I realized that losses are part of the proccess trading. Losses happen to the best traders. The best traders I know do not have a 100% win rate.

If any trader claims to have a 100% win rate, you should fear them and be cautious around them because they are liars. Every trader makes losses, the goal for every trader is to reduce the losses and make sure it does not happen more than they win.

When I take a loss, I sit down in order to:
a) review the trade
b) learn from my loss

This is the best approach for every trade lost, do not just cry over it, but try to learn from it and understand what you did wrong, or what went wrong in order to reduce the chances of it happening again.

[Charles-Tim]

What do you do when you take a loss?

If you are losing for some days. You can learn how not to lose more than win.
If you have been losing more than win for months, you can continue to learn more about the strategies to win than lose.
If you have been losing for more than 2 years. That means it is high time to quit trading.

One thing that is most important about trading is to not use more than the amount of money that you can afford to lose for trading.

[Hamza2424]

After many years of experience, I realized that losses are part of the proccess trading. Losses happen to the best traders. The best traders I know do not have a 100% win rate.

When I take a loss, I sit down in order to:
a) review the trade
b) learn from my loss

What do you do when you take a loss?

Obviously, both profit and loss are the day and night of the trading cycle. Both carry equal weight, and loss in trades helps you to improve the efficiency of the decision-making, more in-depth critical analysis, and risk management. At the same time, profits help you to boost your confidence level and consistency.

In the loss scenarios, firstly I used to stop making more desperate trades, than same as you said I studied the market again in order to find the flaws and devise some more strategies.

[alltalk]

When I take a loss, I sit down in order to:
a) review the trade
b) learn from my loss
What do you do when you take a loss?

You've done the right way when you experience losses. 
I also evaluate my trading strategy and market trends when I got losses. If it is needed to change the strategies, I will change it. But firstly, I will ensure what the previous trends in crypto market and what the possible trends in crypto market for the next few weeks or months. It is very important to take a lesson from the losses because we can understand how to deal with the problem if we experience the same matter in the future.

[Captain Corporate]

This is definitely way to go, if you end up doing this for every trade that you make then you are going to end up with much better results eventually. The only thing that we need to remember is that we are going to end up with a lot of losses when we start at first so we should be careful about it. When you first start out and get all of those losses then you should realize that its going to become boring to be this disciplined for every single time, you may start to ignroe some of the losses and thats a mistake and don't do that. Even though you may not like what happens, you just need to make sure that you are doing what you can, and you end up making as much profit as you possibly could. I know that its going to be quite good but thats not really that important anymore.

[joniboini]

I think learning from our loss is easier said than done. How did you do it OP? Do you keep a track record of your strategy, and the timing around the results, and avoid the same thing in the future? I tried to do the same but I don't have the patience for a detailed log like that so I just generalize my experience to something like "don't trade when there is fud going around", "don't try to catch a falling knife and wait until the price goes sideway before looking for an entry", etc.

Self-discipline is also required for this, and it's hard unless you build your habits around that. Especially when you feel that you've learned your lesson but repeat the same mistake or the choice you make after that still gives you a loss.

[LogitechMouse]

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What do you do when you take a loss?

Losses are inevitable with trading, and I guess most of the traders know it already. What they can do is to mitigate those losses, and don't come to a point where their losses are more than their winnings.

Expert traders are doing like what you are doing. Sitting at one corner, learning and making some adjustments based on their losses. What am I doing when I take a loss in trading? I just simply stop trading. I mean I learn from it as well, but by the time I learned from it, my trading capital got liquidated already. I'm no expert in trading and will never be that's why I stopped it because I know it isn't for me.

It's good for you OP that you're learning from your losses and implementing it in your future trades to make even more profit.

[pakhitheboss]

After many years of experience, I realized that losses are part of the proccess trading. Losses happen to the best traders. The best traders I know do not have a 100% win rate.

When I take a loss, I sit down in order to:
a) review the trade
b) learn from my loss

What do you do when you take a loss?

I am not a professional trader who trades daily but I do trade and I have also suffered losses. At first, it was pretty depressing and I would always conclude that trading is not my forte or I have the skills. But, I understood that trading skills can be developed and I did the same by reading a few books which I did. Still, losses were part of trade and I realized that some days are good and some days are bad. I still incur loss but I do not feel depressed but I am doing what you are doing and that is learning and gaining experience as a small-time trader.

[Husires]

Loss is part of trading and learning from it does not mean learning how to avoid it, but rather learning how to turn loss into something from which you can make profits and diversify your investments so that you will not be affected if you lose a pair or lose a bet in one of your trading pairs.

Loss is part of risk management and based on it, you will determine the level of risk. High risk means a higher probability of loss and vice versa.

[EluguHcman]

Loss is part of trading and learning from it does not mean learning how to avoid it, but rather learning how to turn loss into something from which you can make profits and diversify your investments so that you will not be affected if you lose a pair or lose a bet in one of your trading pairs.

Loss is part of risk management and based on it, you will determine the level of risk. High risk means a higher probability of loss and vice versa.

The avoidance of lost can not totally achieved though we could learn from part experiences of it but it is most pointed at optimizing your trading scales to discover new badges which you can venture on to recover looses from the other way round just mentioned "diversification" and also timing to pull the trigger analytically without FOMO.