Currency pair recommendations

I see many votes for EURUSD being the best pair. Is it easier to trade using EURUSD even for beginners entering into live trading for the first time?
 
ChipShotTrader said:
I don't know if I explained myself well. I use an offshore corporation, and was interested in trading CFDs, a couple of years ago. But in order to trade CFDs through an entity, I had to register with:
https://www.lei-identifier.com/what-is-an-lei-number/

I hate extra paperwork, so I decided to stay with futures, and avoid the above. I am happy with IB. Keeping it simple.

If I were you, as a non-US citizen, I would open an individual account at OANDA, which trades CFDs, and many other things. One of my best friends (went to university together) is their legal counsel, and they are a very solid company. This would be simple, and very cost-effective...
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Oanda is quite solid and withdrawal is a bliss. But their webtrader can be extremely slow in refresh during volatile period when you try to change the timeframe. Fortunately they are hook up with TradingView which is a joy to trade. But the set back is that you have subscribe to TradingView if you want multi-charts features.
 
You need to work with such a currency pair in which you at least understand a little with and understand how to work with it
 
For work, you always need to take the most popular and easiest, and pairs, so you can learn and understand how t all this works and then the rest are added.
 
When you take a currency pair to trade, try to work with it on a demo account, and then you will understand whether your choice was correct or not.
 
In order to work with currency pairs, you need to study their capabilities and how they will act during trading.
 
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