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Based on a comprehensive analysis of over 30 million completed trades across the 15 most actively traded FX pairs, conducted by a major global retail FX broker back in 2015, retail traders were profitable on over 50% of their trades.
Yet the majority of traders still lost money.
Why?
Because the average losing trade was significantly larger than the average winning trade.
On some pairs, the average loss was nearly double the size of the average win.

On EURUSD, the win rate climbed as high as 59%.
This is why one of the most time-tested principles in trading still holds true:
Cut your losses short and let your profits run.
You do not need to change everything to improve your results. Often, improving one metric is enough.
You do not need to change everything to improve your results. Often, improving one metric is enough.
Below is an example from a real trading account.

At first glance, the win rate looks strong.
On the surface, many traders would assume this system should be profitable.
But the equity curve tells a very different story.
The key issue is not how often the trader wins.
It is how much they win versus how much they lose.
This means the average loss is more than three times larger than the average win.
Even with a high win rate, this cannot work mathematically over time.
When losses are allowed to grow while profits are cut short, the account slowly bleeds lower, exactly as shown by the steady downward equity curve above.
