True, the emotional side hits different with real money. but that’s why I treat demo seriously. If you can build discipline there, it’s a smoother transition when the stakes go up.
Demo trading only gives false confidence if you treat it like a game, it’s where real skill, discipline, and strategy begin. If you can’t respect a demo account, what makes you think you’ll respect real money?
Martingale is risky; doubling lots can wipe out small accounts fast. Even starting at 0.01 lots, 8-9 losing trades will destroy $450. Markets don’t always reverse when you need. Better to risk 1-2% per trade. But, has anyone actually made this work long-term?
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