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I think all of these is based on the approach and and how long we demo trade. We should know the difference and learn to accept it.

This means a Swing trader is not limited to one day. He can take enough time to ensure he makes profit. Source: https://www.forexchief.com/library/forex-strategy/swing-forex-strategy/ You should read the entire strategy if you can.

Nice thread, and feel many of us have something to learn from this. Especially those who like copying others all the time, just try to develop your own strategy and get ideas from others to improve on it.

I get your point, so it's more preferable if we avoid anything that would lead to that action in the first place by choosing a good and reputable broker.

I would want to ask; how practical and realistic is this, have you tried it?

Whether or not many agree or are against demo trading, it doesn't change these two facts; - Demo trade does help a trader in some way - It's not the same with live trading

We can say it, but doing it is the problem. We must exert much effort before we can achieve something reasonable in the market.

True we can't decide for no one, but we can surely advise the folks here, especially newbies. Sometimes we really do not appreciate something until we face a problem relating to that thing. Same goes for demo.

This is true, but am sure those here can and should read through threads like these. Because this might just save them some money in the future.

I think I agree, it's an issue for the broker. Am sure they can work it out there, since they might know what went wrong or what's happening.

Exactly the question I wanted to ask, is it that the brokers are in collaboration or what? I think maybe you should sort this out with your broker or something.

I agree, but he should be very careful with trading real account as it can be very tricky for a newbie. Just remember to start small while you are at it and gradually increase the investment.