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What trade size and leverage to use in forex?

GraceGilm
Nov 18 2021 at 15:49
154 posts
you can hear a lot of advice, but I advise you to personally try out different options and then choose the most comfortable one for yourself
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LyudmilLukanov
Jan 05 2022 at 00:23
869 posts
Leverage is a two-edged sword. Depending on where you are trading from in the world, you may or may not have an option.
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SofieAndreasen
Jan 06 2022 at 04:27
759 posts
With such a small capital, you have to use the maximum possible leverage offered by your broker.
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