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What is going on?

What is the expectation?

That is good, keep that up!

My additional source of income. I don't get paid well from my job.

Spain is a part of the EU, so I believe you should be able to open an account fine. Try out their live chat, it would be better for such information.

Is that feasible?

There is a reason why people depend on risk management to ensure that they do not risk more than 2% for the trading. Maybe you can try to jot down in your journal and see what you can do to trace back and see what you can make the changes.

Now that is the most important thing to do. One who knows where he's going wrong, will be able to rectify the mistakes faster.

Check fxview, they’re FCA/cysec regulated. Spreads and commissions ($2/lot RT) are quite good for scalpers.

So which ways do you think a newbie can more easily get into forex and understand the market well. Any suggestions?

We all have the fear of something in our life, whether it is losing of money, or any other factor. For trading, it always help if you can trade in demo before going live. Sure demo has zero impact on psychology you had a mindset that the money are nothing but demo, but that is how you should...

Not that I know about those offshore brokers, but I'm trading with fxview, regulated and works well.

They are most likely to be reading a financial related books.

I mean, since the lockdown has been started, and theatre has been closed for a long long, what better way to showcase the movie apart from streaming sites such as netlflix? It was such a good timing for them

I wouldn't say it's a bad industry, but brokers put a lot of game behind the market. Would only suggest brokers with well-known regulations in your region. You gotta play with demo for sometime before you're confident to trade. Regarding broker, for me, Fxview is a good option (in europe)...

Year end report + Balance Sheet would be the good place to start.

LOL! Seems like a lucrative scheme. But yes, 30x sounds right with my current broker (fxview). the lower the better. I prefer to do forex trading with a broker who has sound regulations with low leverage. Better safe than sorry.

I don't think so,

How terrifying.

I haven't used one so far. I guess experience is the best teacher here in forex.