Quote from amytrade:
When your analysis is wrong then you need to go with the momentum of the moment and then wait for exhaustion before entering any counter trend trades. In this case the GBP/JPY pairs were stronger than 85% of the rest so that means you have to be very careful doing any counter trend trades. I did lose 25 pips in GBP/JPY at my area last night but then waited for momentum to die. I shorted the 1.382 to 1.618 fib targets and waited for trendline to break before entry with stop over the high and got my loss back and then waited for a retest of the high and then shorted around 133 and got out when the counter trend signals showed up (pink dots). I also took consolidation breakout buy at 2:30am as this was the strongest pair and trend so clearly up.
For new traders the absolute best thing you can learn is to take your loss and take it SMALL! You'll never consistently be 70%+ accurate in your trades and some days may be right 30% but if you take enough trades you'll get an occassional 30 to 50+ pipper which will eat up 3 to 5 losses.