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I don’t think Seattle is the problem. Anyone who is in power, tends to mend the rules in their favour.

Yes, taking the historical perspective into account is quite helpful. Your strategy does make sense, did you test it?

Tried their sub-accounts yet? Makes things more orderly.

Well, you only have the best answer to that. Depends on how much learned during this period. If you feel you can bear the losses with respect to the scale you are investing, then absolutely. But note there’s only a little that demo account could help with real time scenarios as you still might...

For me, Robinhood, Webull, and TD Ameritrade worked really well in the past. I got to make some nice returns with them. Along with the stocks, I am also with Fxview for my forex day trades. Hardly someone would say no to tight spreads and low commissions in the industry from a regulated broker...

By no means can we ignore demos but I still think they are overrated. At the back of your mind you know that it is not real money, so you won't be really burdened with emotions as such. Better to use a demo for a couple of weeks, get acquainted with the system, and start your real practice with...

I think it would be best if you read some good books on trading that will help you clear your doubts. What you are asking is not something that anyone can answer. I think that it depends on how much you practice trading and how well you learn to trade using brokers. Be it Charles Schwab...

I have bought short ETFs quite a few times. I believe buying short ETFs gives the trading flexibility and also makes risk management easier. I have also witnessed that there is lower cost engaged in it and I have also acquire tax benefits. So for me, buying shirt ETFs is good to go decision.

When we consider the aspect of rebalancing, it is majorly for minimizing the risk related to the target asset. In this periodical buying or selling of the assets in the portfolio would be conducted through which the desired level of risk or asset allocation would be kept.

Success in forex trading is not an easy thing to achieve. For this, you have to maintain a positive attitude and should be able to take responsibility for any risk that comes along. Always be prepared for the worst and try to learn and work hard to make the best efforts for avoiding losses.