Starting Investment For beginner ?

[rahim09]

I think at least you should invest $ 100 at the beginning so you feel the amount of profit that you have earned. And when you get some experience, try to invest more money because you can get more from the more capital you have invested. make a low volume offer at the beginning so if you lose you have the ability to bear it.

[kholil]

You must be able to understand the currency that deals well with learning. if you already understand the reason for the transaction, then you can only think about getting it. We have to start with relatively little investment first. Because forex trading is a dangerous market and there are more possibilities for beginners to reduce cash, it is always advisable to start with less investment and business in smaller lot dimensions. I think the amount is between $ 50 - $ 100 perfect for beginners.

[MERDEKA]

My experience as a beginner, I did not make an investment, but I looked for a bonus broker that was given to my learning process. I think it's a good idea, because without spending money, I can learn to trade on a real account, even when I get a profit, I can make a profit. it was the best way for me, because I was afraid of losing my money in the learning process.

[mimisan]

I think as a beginner, someone has to invest at least 100 dollars ... I think that depends on your knowledge of choosing a currency pair ... but I prefer trading on euro usd ... because news and market strategies are easy for this pair. ... I think beginners must only open one or two positions ... and not trade ...

[wahaji]

In my opinion, a beginner forex trader must have a minimum of $ 1,000 in trading capital so that he can trade without pressure and will get full space to trade and will not have a small trading capital burden so he can trade with low risk discipline and still earn a profit worthy.

[terangkanlah]

Right before doing to start a real account on a regular or micro basis, make sure our knowledge is good enough, at least we can trade in the right way. forex, better skills the better the results we get !!

[ismed]

at first I started with $ 45 and in a month I got $ 105. It was a good experience for me. so in my view for a new trader, investing 20 to 30 $ is enough so that he gets used to forex. and he can get good profits if he has knowledge.

[cristalin]

I can say to facilitate beginners that refusal needs to trade with big money because facilitating will kill you to fully support. What beginners are considered to need to start trading is around 150 dollars. That's enough to make your psychology safe and rejection needs to panic when you lose. Or another way to use bonuses seems like a better way to start as an investor

[slater]

In my experience $ 100 is good enough for beginners but you need to pay attention that you are not advised to invest if you don't try a demo account first. I think the best pair for beginners is EUR / USD, because it has a high moving average and I think many traders in the world have traded in EUR / USD. But when you have more capital investment, I recommend taking a long-term partner

[tresemey]

This is really useful for reducing values involving transactions compared to anyone's general record of parfait values. I think, if you are unhesitatingly aware of the basis that involves exchange. Very likely to make someone exchange really safe and healthy.