Oct 26 2020 at 06:37
lauranutt posted:
Shouldn't be a problem with a demo account atleast. Btw, what’s the issue?
Not the demo, but the live one. I tried twice to create my account but rejected both times. Filled in the info correctly as well.
rosellemunsays posted:
Not the demo, but the live one. I tried twice to create my account but rejected both times. Filled in the info correctly as well.
Might i know if you are trying from US? If yes, please note, fxview doesn’t accept US residents.
You most likely should contact support to solve this problem, because when I went through the registration of the Amarkets broker, I never had any problems.
Oct 26 2020 at 11:39
lauranutt posted:
Might i know if you are trying from US? If yes, please note, fxview doesn’t accept US residents.
Right, I am from Arizona. Now I know.
One gets a fair idea of how it is gonna feel like in real trading to some extent.
Oct 27 2020 at 12:46
Ok, we must and all ways DEMO and test our trading plans, only go live when you constantly winnings for at 120 days.. t
Be more financially free then yesterday.
It seems to me that without a demo account it was quite difficult to immediately navigate a real account and study trading.
Oct 28 2020 at 11:31
demo accounts are the exact replicas of live accounts, and present real market conditions and one can practice as long as he/she wants.
Nov 19 2020 at 05:43
Consider contacting the customer support. They will be able to help you better.
Amber_0302 posted:
demo accounts are the exact replicas of live accounts, and present real market conditions and one can practice as long as he/she wants.
Yes, good for practice.
But since funds aren't involved, effect of emotions is least in demo. The trading experience is too different from live.
