Currency trading needs specific things if you’re intending to do it successfully. One of these things is you need to take it seriously. It is no good going into currency trading if you treat it like a game. You will never make any money, in fact you’ll lose the game. The way to win is to treat it more like a business.
This means that you want a plan. Not a business plan, though it might have a few things in common with that, but a trading plan. It’s a blueprint for your success and if you dip out and in of it, applying it only when it suits you and depending on intuition the rest of the time, you cannot hope to make money or learn anything useful from the experience. You could be hoping to double up your cash in six months or whatever, but in truth it’s not so crucial what quantity of money you make. All that matters on the money front is that you make profit instead of loss.
The reason is because having precise fiscal goals it’ll just put you under even more pressure than you are already under when you’re trading. Infrequently the conditions are simply too unsettled and they can stay that way for a few days.
Instead, focus on what you want to learn or master and express your goals in that way. For example, developing new systems based on different indicators, even if you only use them in demo accounts. This can add a breadth to your trading and is going to be helpful if you happen upon something that works. Or keep records of how many times you deviated from your system and have a goal of getting this down to zero.