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New traders who are sensible would always want to trade with demo. Also, new traders who don't want lose their money would do same. A demo account is compulsory for all new traders unless a trader have enough money to waste.

This is exactly why I love Profiforex, when it comes to withdrawals, there are no loop holes. This is one of my favorite brokers and if there is anything I wish to change, it would be bringing more persons in.

frankly speaking, it is never possible to do anything without emotions. our emotion can be tied to anything we do. So I don't see how you can trade without emotions unless you are not human. Even if you decide to use bot to trade, there is till some mixed emotions relying on a robot to do the trade.

It is very possible to maintain a steady daily income with forex. It all depends on you. When I say steady income, I don't mean a very high amount here because those who chose to earn high on a daily basis often fail. The point is that you must be patient and always wait for the right time to...

I am sure Profiforex is good for a new start, I use this broker and one other broker. A new trader needs a trading platform that is very easy to use and not too complex

Welcome Zoro, nice for you to join us. You'll find useful materials here. Feel free to hop into any discussion you find interesting.

I am currently trading with the Profiforex metatrader, its really great. You'll receive about 10% bonus for every deposit you make. If your deposit is below 50$, you'll still get a bonus of 5$, which is fair enough. I think is ok to start here.

If the capital or investment is high, then 10% - 15% per week is probably ok. Lets say you are trading with about 1000$ in your account, 10% would be 100$ per week. Well, this is ok, but not really ok for those who want to make a living out of forex. So, it all depends on your capital investment.

I guess you are right. Using 50% of your capital is more like gambling because one wrong turn can blow your whole account. It is safer to trade with 5% or 10% of your capital. 10% is even risky unless you have a huge capital

I think you should contact your broker and tell them what you want to do. If you are broker has a nice customer service, then you have no problem. If not, find a broker that can help you.

I started trading about 6months ago. I paused a bit after my first month because I lost out during the first week of the following month. I actually traded demo for about one month and I thought i was successful. I started trading again after one month where I started making little profit. Today...