lavis_book
Member Since Jul 09, 2019
34 posts
Jul 11 2019 at 06:16
Demo trading is a perfect way to start trading for beginners. This is done through demo accounts. Demo trading contains dummy funds, to enable the trader learn about how to trade and the usage of the trading platforms before setting up a real account for himself. It is, therefore, risk-free trading basically.
Trying demo trading in the initial stages of your trading routine, helps you master the specific details of trading. You eventually learn how to deal with the various fluctuations in the market and test your strategizing potential.
Using demo trading, it is easier to try your hand at how you can set different stop loss and take profit, how much you should invest in a particular scheme, etc.
All in all, demo trading can be of great help for the newbies.
Trying demo trading in the initial stages of your trading routine, helps you master the specific details of trading. You eventually learn how to deal with the various fluctuations in the market and test your strategizing potential.
Using demo trading, it is easier to try your hand at how you can set different stop loss and take profit, how much you should invest in a particular scheme, etc.
All in all, demo trading can be of great help for the newbies.
• Demo account is a really nice and significant option to start with. To learn the basics and observe one can open these demo accounts for like 2 or 3 or 5 months. There are experienced traders who still open their demo accounts just to try new methods.
• They are provided by many trading platforms to test the platform’s reliability before customers actually invest their money to these investments.
• They are provided by many trading platforms to test the platform’s reliability before customers actually invest their money to these investments.
i have seen We always advised by the senior traders and experts just for learning. but I think we the newcomers have to practice trading besides learning process. Demo account is more appropriate for them and as a learning Process newcomers can depend on Pips School.
sounds well when someone want to trade in a demo account , because we always ignore the importance of demo , by the way , you have to trade minimum 6 months in here to become a minimum knowledgeable trader
demo experience sometimes doesn't work in really account, its really true. but that not mean , it is useless. beginners level of course minimum have to spend 3-5 months in here to ensure live trading experience.
I always recommend having a demo account. Firstly, you can recognize a broker. Secondly save your money :)
I lost about $ 1000 five years ago. I started trading immediately without a demo account. I decided that it would be more interesting to study like that.
I'm smarter now. I earned those $ 1000, but the discomfort remained. Therefore, do not neglect the demo account.
I lost about $ 1000 five years ago. I started trading immediately without a demo account. I decided that it would be more interesting to study like that.
I'm smarter now. I earned those $ 1000, but the discomfort remained. Therefore, do not neglect the demo account.
Mohammadi posted:
The demo account is really important for all kinds of traders in particularly the newcomers. in my trading career, after passing a long time I still depend on demo account for some inevitable reason, I use all my trading strategies first of all in demo account to see the performance how it works. this approach always helps me for avoid risk in live account when trading practically. What is your experience in demo ?
Agree! Demo account is very important for newbie!
jamesgwyther
Member Since Aug 05, 2017
289 posts
Aug 14 2019 at 14:16
Dumuro posted:
I always recommend having a demo account. Firstly, you can recognize a broker. Secondly save your money :)
I lost about $ 1000 five years ago. I started trading immediately without a demo account. I decided that it would be more interesting to study like that.
I'm smarter now. I earned those $ 1000, but the discomfort remained. Therefore, do not neglect the demo account.
Yes you have a good point about demo accounts allowing you to check out what the broker is like.
Demo is cheapest way to make mistakes and learn. But demo do not really tell you what a broker is like. Demo trading has no slippage and generally results are much higher on demo than on real. Some broker have great demo but when trade real they will take all your money