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Nothing is going to happen to them. At least I believe that.

You are daytrading with RAPT? I have heard that it is not made for intraday trading. If I were at your place, I'd stay away from this one!

Fxview is a good one for UK.

When it comes to investing in cryptocurrencies, it is only the bitcoin that I trust as it has proved to be a great investment over and over again.

Three tips to follow here 1.Invest wisely 2.Always borrow less than the permitted limit 3.Borrow only for a short-term

@kmiklas It is really funny!!

Yes, it can be invested in for a long span of time. A long-term investment can be expected to provide a good return.

Unfortunately, I do not have the version you require. I hope someone might be able to help you out here.

As a beginner in the field of trading, you should never risk your entire capital because if you lose, you will lose it all. It is always recommended to start trading with a minimum amount. Use a broker that has a low min amount requirement. Some good ones are fxview, xm, instaforex. Also, start...

When I have to measure the risk amount of a credit spread, I consider the width of the spread and subtract the credit amount from it.

Haven’t tried capital funding for forex. I prefer to invest with my own money since it has less commitments than funding through other modes.

For me, long term trading is the best method. First, I do prior research on stocks and their performance. Secondly, speculate the market's future growth and look out for any important economic events. Thirdly, invest and wait for the trade to mature in value over time. Finally, exit the market...

How on earth can that be a good thing!?

Tipranks is good.

Fxview can be a good choice. Spreads start from 0.1 pips and commission from $1 per $100,000 each side. Give the demo account a try. I believe that’ll give you a better picture.

It is important to have a properly written trading plan. It works better than what you wish to do. Mention each and every step that you would be taking along the way.

As far as I have seen in the market, the ETFs gap every single day as they get traded during the trade exchange hours.

Looks like you misunderstood what it is. It is the negative number that is representing a debit balance or the amount that you have to pay as a loan.

I think that's a great idea. There is no harm in having a thread that caters to particular trader queries.

It's important to be prepared for trading psychologically. Your results depend on the decisions you make in the market.