For Newbie

the beginners always try to bring profit with high leverage but in practically
 there is no way to make profit by using high leverage without most powerful analyzing risk management.

By focusing on the process rather than the financial profit, traders can avoid stress and maintain an interest in trading.

My first thought was that trading isn't for everybody. It requires lots of time studying. Within 3 or 6 months, you're unlikely to become something (most beginners have plenty of time). Don't chase pips, instead of enhance your abilities. You'll earn consistent profits by following a well-established trading strategy.

Do not make trades based on the assumption. Learn to trade efficiently. Don't rush. It requires time to be profitable. Do not try to chase pip. Make sure you are developing your capabilities and skills, and pips will be a natural result. Don't think of forex as gambling.

I partly agree with your words. Newbies have to start off with the little amount of money. Of course, nowadays traders think that the more money they will depoit, the more money they will be able to earn but it's just partly so. If we speak about leverage trading, then of course, the more money you can use for opening a position, the more money you will earn, however leverage trading always brings plenty of risks, which the most part of traders isn't able to take because of a fear to lose everything they have. In my opinion, newbies should either go to demo account and earn money on demo account or they have to start off with the small sums of money on real accounts.

Unrealistic trading might kill your profit, ultimately driving you out of the market. Your trading is realistic when it is up to the standard of trading.

I suggest you not to misuse the opportunity of leverage issue.If you want to stay risk-free don’t use high leverage in your trading.