A Demo account can clear the basis of trading and technicalities of platforms and make you train for live trading.
AbbasAliKhan08
Member Since Apr 19, 2022
76 posts
Nov 14 2022 at 06:10
but traders dont trust the importance of demo account at all.
Demo accounts are only useful for learning because they are essential for developing confidence by giving you an understanding of how the market functions. But in real the true experience comes from live trading only.
Beginner traders must understand the importance of a demo account, but they do not understand that and lose. They can use it to trade and gain experience. But they are often running after big money instead of gaining knowledge and experience first, and that only brings losses.
Flammeous posted:
Beginner traders must understand the importance of a demo account, but they do not understand that and lose. They can use it to trade and gain experience. But they are often running after big money instead of gaining knowledge and experience first, and that only brings losses.
Well said!
Demos can help beginners understand the basis of trading and the technicalities of platforms.
Trading in real time with a small capital and real risk can only make a trader more experienced.
Trading in real time with a small capital and real risk can only make a trader more experienced.
It is true that a demo cannot make you well experienced, but it can help you build various strategies and skills without taking any real risks.
Commonition
Member Since Mar 17, 2022
47 posts
Dec 16 2022 at 06:21
Unless real money is involved, a trader will not feel the anxiety, fear, nervousness, greed, or anger that comes while trading.
FredJones posted:That’s the only reason demo accounts are worth it. Without taking on any real risks, backtesting and strategising is one way to give s newbie time to understand what they should be expecting from the process.
It is true that a demo cannot make you well experienced, but it can help you build various strategies and skills without taking any real risks.
FredJones posted:I agree. Demo accounts can only help you familiarise with the market but can never give you the real taste of trading. You don't have any stake in the outcome when you trade on a demo account. No danger, no feeling, and no true repercussions. Contrarily, live trading is dangerous and complicated. You run the risk of blowing your account and losing what you have.
It is true that a demo cannot make you well experienced, but it can help you build various strategies and skills without taking any real risks.
Both live and demo trading have their own pros and cons. The real sense of trading can be felt only on a live account, but a demo account is crucial because it helps you understand how the market works without losing.
In fact, it is worth understanding that a demo account prepares a trader for work, but the working conditions are not entirely real. For this reason, you need to understand that I would not recommend relying on a demo account.
binarysumo22
Member Since Nov 29, 2022
40 posts
Dec 29 2022 at 05:57
It is true that demo trading can be a useful tool for new traders to gain experience and for experienced traders to test out new strategies. However, it is not perfect ; demo trading does not fully replicate the real trading environment and psychology plays a big role in live trading, which is missing in demo trading, so it is important for traders to be aware of this limitation and to be cautious when transitioning to live trading.
It is true that demo trading and live trading are not the same things. However, it is also true that demo trading can help you gain confidence as a trader. It enables traders to learn about the market and trading from the ground up, and it actually allows a novice trader to gain trading experience.
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