Should I leave my current job to become a fulltime trader.

[munich]

I did not anticipate I had to leave my abundant time job by acknowledging that I could trade in the extra time I got from work and circadian I received and that without adding to my assets while I got anchored assets from my abundant time work to manage the costs that I agreed calmly. and I thought I would not leave my main job because I could not produce results again and again, but I also did not have enough assets to trade and earn enough income pursuing my living expenses

[salikin]

Part time trading can still make a lot of money. Because part-time traders have limited time to trade, experts suggest trading only with the USD / EUR pair. This pair is most often traded, and there is a lot of information available about this currency in print, broadcast and internet. and actually it depends on your desire if you want to be a good trader so that forex is a very good choice for you and here you can get a lot of money in a very easy way. So I think you can leave your current job if you are not satisfied with your profession and salary.

[gretan]

Forex can make you rich quickly. I think it's never a good idea to stop the current job and become a full-time trader because if you do it and if you lose all your money in any trade then you will be very disappointed and you will start hating Forex. Unless you are able to generate profits per month and are consistent enough to cover your living costs compared to previous jobs. There are facilities available, and in our country, we only do this trade as part-time jobs. Apply a safe strategy ..

[vava tong]

Greet someone, Vietnam. Thank you for this problem. I said I was at your house. I sleep on a job with a monthly salary of $ 300. I am right in Forex trading can reach more than $ 300 at least a month. In this case it can move jobs and use daily trading routines. But I can't make a $ 300 foreign trade transfer. I can't give a job. and continue in Forex trading today from strange actions after completing my work. and depends on you actually. if you have sufficient confidence, skills, knowledge, experience, and capital, then do it if you don't, don't leave your job because whatever you do, you have a steady income from there. so prepare yourself first before leaving your job or continue to work and work in Forex trading as part time in this way you can minimize your risk.

[fanue]

many people trade forex now in India and I have to say that it's good for everyone but the main thing is, it can't provide a consistent amount per month so I have to say there is no need to leave you a job, yes you can do it in the office You, too. and I am a beginner and have a full time job. After my office package and I spend 2-3 hours every day on this trade as a part-time job. I got a reasonable salary from my full-time job and made a reasonable profit from my part-time trade job. I never left a full time job unless I proved myself a successful trader.

[Muhammad adnan]

I think you can do it full time, it depends on you and about your interests and if you do full-time trading so maybe you get big profits.

[surjamal]

I think most of you here are working on Forex, only part time, Forex, even though it is profitable but risky, not reliable, expert and professional, of course it does not suggest you leave your job and work in forex only, but I suggest using good time management, to work and live and trade and Forex is a work site, it's really a business site for all. People can enjoy more money from here by considering it as full time. But before considering it as full time you must learn and gain knowledge about Forex trading.

[densus88]

The only condition that we have to quit our job to trade forex is when it really gives us a lot of big profits and our work on the other hand gives us lots of small profits or small salaries. and your forex trading income is higher than your salary. You don't mention your current capital. So leaving work depends on your capital and experience. Although your daily experience and income from forex are truly satisfied because you are a full-time forex trader, you must consider your family's investment and livelihood.

[rudiandi]

My friend, I am a full time employee and has a fixed salary from my employer. This can be useful for me if I want to invest in forex trading to get additional income. While on the other hand there is no confirmation of getting a daily profit or a lot of my work in forex trading if I am not a full time employee from another place, so there can be some risk if I only concentrate on forex jobs without having a permanent job in my profession . so it's of no use to me in my spare time after my full-time office desk.

[madale]

Well, if I can get $ 50 per day with part-time trading I will gladly leave my job and trade forex on forex. But it is important that you can make constant profits. If not, it's better to look for a source of fixed income. If you don't make a constant profit, never leave your job and it's not smart at all, because everyone wants a safe job and this is often really a piece that users don't always do at every opportunity, but in different countries most people try this problem is a career and doesn't do anything while it's not, but there are facilities that can be accessed, and in our country, we tend to do this trade as work only in the area of time.