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But many people mainly focus on technical analysis alone, when in reality fundamental analysis is a good as the former one too. The bottom line is that BOTH should be used.

What are you trading bruh? How much commission are you paying?

That's the best way.

I agree. Kinda safe too to split funds with a few than reply on just one.

Heard this name before too, how has your experience been with this broker so far?

I'd say, don't go all in. Take everything slow, step by step and you'll be all good overtime. Remember, Patience and practice are the most important things.

What platform are you using?

Oh i see, that's great.

Well said. More so, its game of psychology and someone with a strong mindset will surely survive for longer in trading. So we must focus on keep our calm and not losing patience and hope.

But isn't more leverage more risky?

I see. Which broker has a good support?

Have you tried meditation? That's quite helpful for a strong mindset and positive mind.

I agree, That's way too much. Plus I don't see the point, traders barely use that much leverage plus the broker is offshore, I mean I honestly don't see much potential there.

Oh is it? How about the commission, is it reasonable?

Don't other things matter? The trading conditions,the customer support?

True, a sound risk management strategy is a must for profitable trading.

Indeed EURUSD is a great one. I also like to trade GBPUSD too.

Correct. Plus the zero offerings be it spreads or commissions always seem to good to be true. Isn't it? Is there any catch?

True its important to practice for a good time on demo and not just 1 or 2 months if a newbie wants to gain a fair idea of how its actually done.

Hmm yeah right.