For a beginner's work, the best broker, I think, is a broker from Amarkets. There are really all the opportunities to gain knowledge, experience and achieve good results.
To choose a broker, a new trader should be careful..they should do some research on internet. And choose a broker that is regulated and licensed.
UweMoench posted:Every new trader should choose a regulated and well known broker.
To choose a broker, a new trader should be careful..they should do some research on internet. And choose a broker that is regulated and licensed.
To me MT4 is the easiest platform to navigate and trading. May be I am used to it, that's why I find it comfortable compared to MT5 or cTrader.
So far, of all the options for work, I consider the broker from Amarkets to be the best. According to the terms of work, this option seemed to me really the most profitable.
In my opinion, for beginners, it is better to choose a broker that has micro lots for lower risk and capital with good customer service to help during the initial stage.
I suggest FP Markets because their micro lot account offers some of the lowest spreads, and their customer service is quick in answering clients queries even through emails and live chats.
I suggest FP Markets because their micro lot account offers some of the lowest spreads, and their customer service is quick in answering clients queries even through emails and live chats.
When choosing a broker, of course, a beginner should pay attention to what spread is provided to brokers, what are the conditions for the payment system, as well as how many years it has been on the market.
A newbie should do enough research to find a broker. Without knowing how to find a good broker, one should not start trading.
Oct 08 2021 at 03:50
UweMoench posted:I agree with you, for new traders research at the initial stage is very important, I also used to be in the same dilemma when I started trading, got to know about a few brokers and luckily found fxview trading conditions quite suited to my requirements.
A newbie should do enough research to find a broker. Without knowing how to find a good broker, one should not start trading.
Oct 09 2021 at 19:10
Ask yourself the following questions to determine which broker and model might be right for you:
1: How much money do you want to invest?
2: How much do you know about investing?
3: How much control do you want over your investments?
4: Will you be trading intraday, end of day or weekly?
5: How often will you likely to be trading
1: How much money do you want to invest?
2: How much do you know about investing?
3: How much control do you want over your investments?
4: Will you be trading intraday, end of day or weekly?
5: How often will you likely to be trading
Yes: when choosing a broker, of course, a beginner should pay attention to what spread is provided to brokers, what are the conditions for the payment system, as well as how many years it has been on the market.
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Oct 12 2021 at 10:28
A broker with low trading cost is good imo, found coinexx suitable because of its low commission cost of a dollar per lot.
I would suggest beginners to complete their education before taking the plunge. Don't be in a hurry to make your first trade, especially if you are not fully prepared.
Oct 28 2021 at 10:46
Always choose brokers with tight spreads because if the spread is high, even little movements in price can eat up all your money.
A new trader must be cautious when choosing a broker. Make sure you choose a licensed broker.
Akasuki posted:Yes. You are absolutely right.
A new trader must be cautious when choosing a broker. Make sure you choose a licensed broker.
Feb 02 2022 at 06:40
Akasuki posted:Agree! The very first thing should be the regulation only to filter a good broker. When I started I had these options; Fxview Pepperstone Tickmill. These all are best in terms of trading conditions just differ on the fees part.
A new trader must be cautious when choosing a broker. Make sure you choose a licensed broker.
Yes, every new trader should choose a regulated broker instead of going with brokers that offer bonuses that can be scammed.
It took nearly two months to choose a broker, and finally I now trade with an ASIC and CYSEC regulated broker, FP Markets. It is also an older broker with over twenty years of forex business experience.
It took nearly two months to choose a broker, and finally I now trade with an ASIC and CYSEC regulated broker, FP Markets. It is also an older broker with over twenty years of forex business experience.
Feb 09 2022 at 04:30
Three things that are generally required by beginners are: lower trading cost, micro accounts and good customer support. Lmfx, turnkeyforex, paxforex are all good and low cost brokers for newbies. I don’t think as a beginner one should take huge risks or trade for big profits. The initial trading phase is all about learning for which micro accounts are the best.
An account that is reliable and allows for fairly low initial deposits probably or micro account trading. Personally I use regulated and unregulated and can personally vouch for IG, IC Markets and CedarFX but you have to know what you will need from a broker and go from there.
If you can't spot the liquidity then you are the liquidity.
