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$40 to $1000 is harder than $4000 to $400,000 . If you have a $40 account you will have to use 0.01Lot at most and even that will be a lot for such a small account. I do not think that you can have go...
In using leverage
Jan 22 at 12:32
High leverage can actually be safer . it allows you to use a smaller trading account and still make good profits. If you lose everything you only lose a small amount. Whereas with low leverage you hav...
In More is not always better.
Jan 22 at 12:30
Sometimes too much information can be overwhelming and difficult to reconcile. This creates confusion and hesitation resulting in poor decisions. I would rather have 100% clarity on technical or funda...
In BITCOIN DEAD ¿?
Sep 02 2019 at 12:16
[quote]Darkwarden posted:
I think it's really far from dead and a lot of people continue investing in it no matter what. See my point ? You really should cause it's important issue with all th...
In having a losses
Sep 02 2019 at 12:15
It sounds so easy when you describe it but it is tough in a live market. Settings stop loss first is best way to limit losses but still hard when take 4x 30 pips loss in a day
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