Maybe because it's not so sad to loose it))Why 100 USD exactly?
Hahaha, that's as good motivation as any!Maybe because it's not so sad to loose it))
Good Day,What do you think is the minimum investment here in Forex trading in order to get a good profit? Is it true that the higher the investment, the higher the profit?
Is the minimum requirement same with all brokers?Good Day,
Great comment, please allow me to inform you of what I have learned, the minimum capital required for forex is 100 $ in starting capital, however, I am still a newbie so I am practicing on Demo accounts, and it's not a fact that the higher the investment, the higher the profit, this depends on the trading strategy that you're using.
Feel free to ask for more details.
Regards,
Akwin
Hello, all brokers have different minimums generally between 100-5000. With less than 100 is not enough to trade with unless you use a cent account, in which case there is often no minimum. Regards.Is the minimum requirement same with all brokers?
I see. Thanks for letting me know.Hello, all brokers have different minimums generally between 100-5000. With less than 100 is not enough to trade with unless you use a cent account, in which case there is often no minimum. Regards.
Keep in mind that some borkers may announce no-deposit bonuses before the New Year!I see. Thanks for letting me know.
I started my Forex trading with 100USD and then later increased the capital to 500USDI think starting with 100 USD is always ok
To be able to start trading we will need a minimum amount of 100USDtraders fixed their minimum deposit according to their knowledge and demands. if you are a new in trading i think $200 is more appropriate to start a real account , i started my trading account like this.
I know some brokers allow a min deposit of $10, but definitely not enough to be successful long term.What do you think is the minimum investment here in Forex trading in order to get a good profit? Is it true that the higher the investment, the higher the profit?
Big investment usually returns bigger profit. It is true because there is a thing called money management. Money management suggests that a trader should not take more than 2% risk in a single trade. It means the bigger the investment the bigger the return is. However, if a trader does not know how trading should be done, no investment is big enough for him to survive in this market.What do you think is the minimum investment here in Forex trading in order to get a good profit? Is it true that the higher the investment, the higher the profit?
Oh yes, I forgot about cent accounts - that's what brokers that allow trading with tiny deposits are often called. It is a good way of practicing, a great next step after a demo account, but it is indeed not much for making profit.I know some brokers allow a min deposit of $10, but definitely not enough to be successful long term.
I would say at least $1,000.