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I think that you need to consider as many as possible brokers, compare their reviews, make sure they are not new and read true successful stories about them. more brockers you check, so better choice you will have. If I were you I would consider [url deleted] yadix or [url deleted] alpari...

I think that indicators are not only the stuff you need to relay on. Everything should be analized in the complex in order to understand what is right way and what is wrong?

You need to understand what the pair you are interested in and when news for this timezone (territory of the currency usage) starts and ends. News influence on the trading a lot.

Any experience (especially) negative experience is very very important for future progress. If you have nothing to learn from the loss today I assume you will next week (even next month). Mistakes are memorable things, just accept it as lesson and do not consider that as a loss.

But what prevents trader to be that fast as the broker? Experience?

Well, perhaps I used wrong description. I wanted to say regarding web sites which offer you to do everything for you in this matter - all what you need is pay them.

That is the second thread on this forum which refers to the book reading. In this case could you guys recommend some book for newbie to read (the first means you know nothing about trading). But in any case I have own belief that it worth to invest some funds in practice.

Hello there! and I have to say that I'm new to all this stuff as well. I think the best teacher is practice and I even ready to invest some funds in this (means I do not mind losing them) and try. But there are 2 ways as for me: on your onw or using some "Help" platforms. What do you think...