SofieAndreasen posted:Yes, you are right. A demo account is a perfect platform for trading education but it is possible to gain more experience in real trading.AliaDare posted:The demo account is the best place to gain experience. However, real trading is also important for gain experience due to trading psychology.
Trading experience should be gained with patience. If I want to be financially self-sufficient from trading without gaining experience, it will be difficult to make a profit.
If we want to learn Forex deeply then we need to have some dedication and will to do hard work. Learn the forex basics and after some practice with demo account and then you can start real trading.
Apr 20 2021 at 07:13
It's all really simple actually, just don't put more money at stake than you can afford to. If you're gonna make ten bucks, you can't ride the wave of confidence and put a hundred bucks in next.
Michihito posted:
To learn the art of trading, one needs to spend enough time and dedication. Most newbie are not willing to learn deeply. They run for short cut which is not an ideal to be skilled. It takes time to be skilled. Accept this truth and go forward. Best of luck with learning.
You are right. I was able to obtain important results with continuity (40% / month) only after 8 years of work.
Se sei arrivato a leggere il mio motto non hai più biusogno di leggere il mio motto.
Apr 20 2021 at 15:53
Tremblay posted:Yes. Besides patience, you also need proper knowledge about trading.AliaDare posted:Yes. Patience is the most important thing in trading.
Trading experience should be gained with patience. If I want to be financially self-sufficient from trading without gaining experience, it will be difficult to make a profit.
SteveHanks posted:Yes. I agree with you.Tremblay posted:Yes. Besides patience, you also need proper knowledge about trading.AliaDare posted:Yes. Patience is the most important thing in trading.
Trading experience should be gained with patience. If I want to be financially self-sufficient from trading without gaining experience, it will be difficult to make a profit.
Dictiony posted:You can practice on a demo account to learn many new things about forex.
If we want to learn Forex deeply then we need to have some dedication and will to do hard work. Learn the forex basics and after some practice with demo account and then you can start real trading.
MFTrading posted:That is very good achievable goals, can you share some tips on what should we look for, especially in trading?Michihito posted:
To learn the art of trading, one needs to spend enough time and dedication. Most newbie are not willing to learn deeply. They run for short cut which is not an ideal to be skilled. It takes time to be skilled. Accept this truth and go forward. Best of luck with learning.
You are right. I was able to obtain important results with continuity (40% / month) only after 8 years of work.
RobSchiz posted:Thank you, we are all traders so it is normal for the doctrine to be one.SteveHanks posted:Yes. I agree with you.Tremblay posted:Yes. Besides patience, you also need proper knowledge about trading.AliaDare posted:Yes. Patience is the most important thing in trading.
Trading experience should be gained with patience. If I want to be financially self-sufficient from trading without gaining experience, it will be difficult to make a profit.
Well, if you do not study what you are doing, why then do this at all? without development, there will be no profit in the end
Sep 20 2021 at 14:27
I think a lot of newbies underestimate just how much time and effort go into trading, from learning to getting a strategy and so on. If you don’t have the patience to wait to open a live account when you’re truly prepared, you’re basically bound to lose your deposit. When beginners realize that this isn’t as easy as they thought, most abandon it and believe that trading is just too hard or that it’s a scam.
if we talk about full training in trading, all this will give you work experience, so you need to practice more and be more interested in all aspects of your work
Sep 21 2021 at 19:01
HeavLeighGill26 posted:I think every newbie should practice on a demo before investing money in this risky market.
I think a lot of newbies underestimate just how much time and effort go into trading, from learning to getting a strategy and so on. If you don’t have the patience to wait to open a live account when you’re truly prepared, you’re basically bound to lose your deposit. When beginners realize that this isn’t as easy as they thought, most abandon it and believe that trading is just too hard or that it’s a scam.
Sep 21 2021 at 20:59
I don't know whether we can call forex trading an art, that is a kind of philosophical question. However, I should say for sure, that if you want to be a success in trading, You've got to devote much time and energy to learning and you should also improve your psychological portfolio and self-discipline.
Every activity requires much time and efforts to amke a person a professional. Trading is not an exception despite of the fact that many people think that professional traders are lazy and do nothing to earn the money. The most interesting thing is that not only knowledge is required but also discipline. So, working on trading results is not just absorbing information and acquiring the skills, but also working on psychology.
Oct 09 2021 at 18:32
To trade effectively, it's critical to get a forex education. When you first start out, you can open a forex demo account and try out some dry-run trading. It will give you a good technical foundation on the mechanics of making forex trades, as well as help you get used to working with a specific trading platform.
Oct 12 2021 at 07:12
AliForexTalks posted:To learn forex, A demo is the best place.
To trade effectively, it's critical to get a forex education. When you first start out, you can open a forex demo account and try out some dry-run trading. It will give you a good technical foundation on the mechanics of making forex trades, as well as help you get used to working with a specific trading platform.
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