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What is the average profit...
Biedrs kopš
11 ieraksti
Nov 16, 2021 at 08:56
It depends on many many factoes actually. The objective which should be set on your initial stages in trading activity is not to lose your deposit actually, nevertheless if we speak about profits, then I would say that 20-30% plus to your deposit per month will be a very profitable thing.
You will boost your deposit step by step and don't wonder that it may take plenty of time. Some traders can make 80-100% plus to deposit, but they're professional ones.
You will boost your deposit step by step and don't wonder that it may take plenty of time. Some traders can make 80-100% plus to deposit, but they're professional ones.
Biedrs kopš
69 ieraksti
Nov 19, 2021 at 07:50
The average profit for a Forex trader depends upon how one defines "profit." Some traders make 20 to 30% profit while others may only make 1% to 3%. It really depends on how much risk a trader is willing to take and what strategy they are using. If you know risk management and you are trading with a high-probability trading system, your chances of making money will change dramatically.
Biedrs kopš
586 ieraksti
Jun 30, 2022 at 14:41
The core reason behind not succeeding from Forex trading is that traders can’t analyze the market scrutinizely. It’s the best for you if you combine technical analysis with fundamental one because it helps a trader generates more accurate signal.
Biedrs kopš
394 ieraksti
Jul 02, 2022 at 13:26
Hard to say because it depends on so many different factors. Starting deposit, experience, strategy, knowledge, just to name a few.
Biedrs kopš
586 ieraksti
Jul 04, 2022 at 12:44
I prefer trading both scalping and long-term trading. Long-term trading can give you large amount of profit which is always expected. Proper market analysis helps a trader take more pips. On the other hand, scalping is a bit easier trading approach for traders.
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