"early success forex worse than early failure" the topic is right failure is the best guidance you can find for your future trades, early success may lead to over confident and blow your account easily
Demo trading is different from live one cause you dont have emotions in it. As soon as you open a live account the emotions are the most common obstacle for you to by a successful trader.
Ironfx does meet your criteria i believe and offer a variety of accounts to choose from. They also provide excellent support and help whenever it is needed! make sure you open the account through the [url removedl] link
You need to shut down your emotions as soon as you enter your platform, this is the first step to trade successful, then second will be to following your trading plan and use stop loss
I have decided to give it a try with a deposit of 1000 USD so far so good, fingers crossed everything should be allright and deliver what they are stating
I used it for a bit and made some profits however after short time my account blown, and i have decided not to follow this kind of trading anymore. I am now looking into portfolio management offered to my from ironfx which seems to have good returns.
If i am not mistaken this policy for the withdraws is used from others too not only forex brokers but i dont know the reason behind it, maybe it is something about money laundering i guess. However your right ironfx does not suits your scalping strategy but if you had a hedging strategy it...
I started learning through babypips school and demo account at the same time. The most important knowledge came through self reflect on mistakes or losses. I started by using MT4 as i found it easy to get with. I also watch economic channels and information from my broker.
I do certainly agree with this point as i believe experienced traders can adopt fast in different situations rather than a not so much experienced trader. After all it is in our nature to adopt in order to survive so i believe the same is for this industry.
Do you mean that you cannot see them on your marketwatch? If yes go to the marketwatch window then right click and select show all, also note that oil, wheat usually are presented with symbols depending the period.
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