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It is always recommended to practise on a demo account first before switching to a real account.

Story of my life :D

You should try to limit your screen time to reduce your eye strain.

The majority of traders don't practise on demo accounts, which is, in my opinion, the most common mistake.

Absolutely right, You should accept your losses and work harder to avoid the same errors in your future trades.

I have heard a lot about this book, and it's definitely on my reading list for this week.

Exotic currency pairs should be avoided because they are difficult to manage due to their high volatility, and profits are limited because of their wider spreads.

In my opinion risk are of two types: Positive Risk: the events that may have a positive impact on our trading. Higher the risk, higher the chance of profit. Negative Risk: when you trade without having any knowledge and end up in losses.

I am currently focusing on forex, but I intend to expand the list to include commodities as well.

My main focus is always on EUR/USD. Other than that, I mostly focus on majors.

1:30 works well for me.

I would like to stay in Switzerland, one of the most beautiful countries in the world.

In my opinion USD/JPY, because of its lower spreads.

Yeah, it's worth the time.

Most traders fail due to lack of knowledge, skills and poor control over emotions.

The struggle is real!

Yes, stock and forex trading are different from each other. And this picture says it all.

Absolutely right, not all strategies work for everyone. One must experiment and try to identify strategies for oneself.

I am currently reading this book by Dave Matias