Which Lot Size is Better For Beginners?

[prabowo]

yes, you are right many brokers offer lots of lot sizes depending on your account type. But, which lot size do you use for forex trading depends on your capital and experience on a demo account ... My advice is to first use a small lot to understand the real forex trading platform when you will experience forex so you understand how to measure lot lot better for your account. and all depends on your broker and also what your experience is in your financial background, if your broker allows 0.01 it is not like that and taking 20 pips to make 2 $ for a week continues to increase lot size every week

[rukiah]

For starters, it is recommended to use a small lot size. This is safe even for experienced traders. Because bad money management doesn't regret even someone who is not a beginner. If you have bad money management, you will have bad trading results. So as much as it can affect beginners, it can also affect traders who have been on the market for years and still not succeed. I would if I trade as a beginner or trade any level with a lot size of 0.1 if I trade an account let's say 100 dollars uses a leverage of 1,400. and I think 0.01 or 0.1 what is your idea. If you are a beginner, I think you should invest around $ 50. (If you are an expert trader, you can start at $ 10) Then you will be able to earn $ 2- $ 5 per day. So try to change your $ 50 to $ 100 (Don't withdraw your money) After that you can use $ 100 as your capital and then withdraw all your profits.

[megawati]

For beginners, they must keep their size smaller. but this is certain they will be sure that they will not lose their account. If you see, the value keeps going up and down. So, as long as it will stay on the market, it will benefit and it is only worth keeping a small size. and the impotent factor of Lot size in Forex trading because it is under forex money management. So, if you want to trade in money management money records, if not, success will not come to the Pharisees.

[megawati]

I would recommend 1% for beginners in the trading world to start and never exceed 10% even when you are a professional, because no one says you will never be wrong in the market and the market is always right. and that depends on your equity and how much you want to take that risk per trade. If your equity is high, you can trade big. But you may not risk more than 5% of your equity.

[karung]

0.01 of the standard lot size and 0.10 of instant forex is the best in the beginning traders choose to trade with high leverage and instead also choose to trade with a large lot size which is not the right choice to control lot size traders must choose leverage adequate other wise emotions compel traders to trade with large lot sizes. and in fact lot size depends on the strength of our capital if we are capital of a large lot, there is also no problem, but if our small capital is not opened with a lot, much is also related to leverage, leverage of leverage consumed in trading leverage also helping us on the other hand is very dangerous for tarding us, the latter is generally done by people who are less experienced in tarding but are also willing to trade even with small capital and large leverage is very dangerous, so we have to adjust the lot size if our capital is $ 100 so you have to leverage is 1: 200 and the trading lot is 0.2 only a maximum of two positions if only because many many positions will be dangerous.

[tabib]

0.01 of the standard lot size and 0.10 of instant forex is the best in the beginning traders choose to trade with high leverage and instead also choose to trade with a large lot size which is not the right choice to control lot size traders must choose leverage adequate other wise emotions compel traders to trade with large lot sizes. and I think that depends on your trading style. If you are a beginner, you can use money management to get the actual lot size of your capital. And you can trade safely with money management.

[gagap]

Choosing many sizes to work on will have a major impact on your risk management strategy. You might ask, "which lot size is the best for me?" The answer really depends on your trading style but the basic practical rule is that the smaller the better. The smaller your lot size, the more flexible you are when managing your trade. and I would say that beginners must be really calm and calm in trading, the rest can only be the spearhead, you can increase lots based on actual capital. If you have $ 300, you can use 0.1, if you have $ 3000 or more, you can use 1 lot.

[zohaib1]

micro lot is a lot of 1000 units of your accounting funding currency. If your account is funded in US dollars a micro lot is $1000 worth of the base currency you want to trade. If you are trading a dollar-based pair, 1. Micro lots are very good for beginners that need to be more at ease while trading.

[megawati]

Many Brokers have included Mini-Size Lot in their Trading Terminal so that our investment controls less Forex money and the benefit is that there is little chance that we will lose our investment too quickly. In every trade we lose, only a small part of our investment will be lost. However, we also do not get profits according to the standard lot size. And I suggest you choose the smallest lot in advance when trading, and don't forget to adjust the lots and lots of good capital. Using capital and regularly will extend the life of our account. And what you need to remember is, use the security margin to stop 1000 pips of defeat [Reply]...

[0307148]

I recommend that you choose the smallest lot in advance when a trade, and do not forget to adjust between lots and lots of good .using capital and regularly will extend the life of our account.and the thing to remember is, use the security margin to stem whopping 1000 pips