Starting Investment For beginner ?

I think that keyword in this question is "beginner". If beginner start with $100 and lost all, then will lose confidence to trade again. I think beginner start with $10 or $20 and as he make more progress then should increase capital.

It is better to go for practice in a demo account for a beginner, and then begin to at least 100 dollars with pairs like GBP / USD and EUR / USD primarily commercial. Do not go and then by 0.5 Lot commercially unique and always assess the commercial market and before entering. Just be patience and do not try to trade during bad market trends.

You only need to start in real account when you mastered forex a little bit in demo accounts.. then you need to only open a real account with as much as money you can afford to lose easily.. then you must trade with proper money management.. So that you can ensure your surviving long enough on this market.. Because if you survived then you will have enough opportunity to come back to the market even with some periodic losses..

If you want to start forex then you can start with little capital on cent account. Because if you start on cent account then you can easily practice with little capital and on first time you can use low violated pair because with low violated pair you can stay long time and can get lot of information.

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Originally Posted by forexpips

Here a big question for beginner that what is starting investment
in which field they invest means ero usd etc
and which currency they trade and minimum lot volume etc .its very useful

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agr ap na trading ko start karna ha to sub sa pala ap ka account main balance hona chaya thora ho ya zada balnce ho es sa kuch nahi hota blance hona chaya kuch be ho ja agr ap ka account main kam balance ha to ap to ap apna volume ko bht kam raka or agr ap ka account main zadia balance ho to par ap ko koi prwa nahi hone chayia.

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Originally Posted by riddick09

In order to start in forex they need first to have the demo accounts. And then later on will try to find out where he can have trading capital to be used for trading in real account. There's no starting investment or initial trading capital to start for the newbies as they can start with even smaller but then may not have good profit but then they can start having big capital with bigger risks.

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i think bigger capital not lead to big risk at all,we are decide to choose risk or not,thats a fact,we are controling our risk,by appllying good MM
and risk each trades,so i will tell that profit value will answer in our money to trades

better to focus our money risk capital.that does not matter about how much you lost or earn or does not matter about how much you invested or want to invest money for trading.but important is knowledge and study about forex.

i started with 7, 15 then 1000$.may be that was my mistakes and lost.better to follow this step: 10, 100 , 500/1000$.more invest means more profits and more lots can be taken in forex.but use proper strategy.

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Originally Posted by ashvi

Once the new trader has practiced well in demo accounts and has reached the state where he can handle the real money, then we can always start trying with $100. We can assess our emotions involved with the real money and correct any mistakes.

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i think the appropriate amount of capital also take the important role in our success. i suggest not to take any real account unless you have collect $1.000 for micro account, $10.000 for mini account and $100.000 for standard account. untill you've rereached it then its better you stay at the demo account.

Don't invest more than you can't afford to take, that's the main rule for making investment in forex. But it's possible to trade
without any investment at all if you want. I think it's possible to trade with welcome bonus or bonus posting. If you can trade well
so you could try to win in contest to gain capitals for trading.