I get your point but the OP asked for a reliable low deposit broker. In my experience of using them they are reliable, pay out and accept low deposits. They don't offer institutional accounts like the other two brokers I mentioned no.
I honestly don't think that regulation plays a big part for me. They only really look after big players rather than retail traders so I look at how people are getting on with a broker regardless of regulation or not. I use IC Markets and Pepperstone as well which are regulated but higher...
Important thread for newcomers to read and understand. So many automatically say that high leverage is risky. I say that misuse of high leverage is risky. Once you understand margin and ensure you use it wisely, higher leverage can be a very powerful tool for you.
Whether you are trading with $100 or $100k risk management should always be priority number one. Your main job as a trader is not to lose. Profit isn't in your control but the risks you take are.
100% it can be. Especially with more prop firms offering substantial capital to trade with. But it depends on how you deal with the reliance on trading for money psychologically.
Decide how you want to trade based on your time availability and geographical location. Then think about how you read price. Is it based on TA of FA. Set up some rules and then start to test them. Back test and forward test and build a solid dataset. Without this you simply cannot make calls on...
Depending on the the broker you use there are cTrader and Nina Trader as stand alone platforms. Some brokers have their own bespoke softwares as well. You also have web portals that many brokers embed which is also made by MetaQuotes so will look and feel like MT4 and MT5
Always worth being aware of spreads. By and large you will always find the tightest spreads on the major pairs. Be aware that where you find very tight spreads, generally you will have higher commission rates. The broker has to make money at the end of the day.
Several reasons. We live in an instant gratification age and that simply doesn't exist in trading. It takes time and effort to become proficient enough to even trade with real money let alone make it. The majority of newcomers don't seek education and certainly don't put the practice in. Also...
I agree with all the above but would say that I don't think using more than 1% risk is necessary personally. All about risk of ruin. You can do more than well enough on 1% risk. The thing you have to remember is that you MUST test this plan. Back test it, forward test it without real money. You...
There are a few that are decent. If looking for regulated US brokers then TD Ameritrade is supposed to be good and of course you have Oanda. However I know many have problems with the restrictions imposed on traders by the regulators and look offshore to get preferential conditions. CedarFX are...
The transition consensus will be great for the energy implications but the fact it won't reduce the gas fees will massively hold back adoption and mass buying in my opinion.
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