Balladoginn

All the same, it seems to me that self-study is more effective, by stuffing bumps, you make mistakes and quickly learn.

Personally, Forex taught me how to allocate my time.

But due to the spread, brokers have their own percentage, and, of course, it is better to choose one where it is minimal so that you do not lose....

No need to focus on the fact that if there is no education, trade will not work. I got all the necessary knowledge from the broker Amarkets where there is everything you need.

This forum quite simply has sections where everything is written, so I think that you will have problems.

Most likely stubborn diligence and led to a good result.

I often use stop loss myself because it gives some security for my positions.

I would advise beginners to start with the Amarkets broker, where managers will help you and you can go through training, well, you will get a bunch of pleasant bonuses.

It seems to me a beginner so it can get confused in several popular pairs

It somehow strange says that it is better for beginners not to go forex, but who then should go?

Forex trading is not a simple activity requiring attention and careful study.

The choice really needs to be balanced and consider all the risks of opportunity.

It is beautifully written and I wanted to believe such a thing, but as practice shows, everything is not so good.

I checked it myself, now I safely recommend to everyone the training programs from AMarkets, a minimum of water, everything is available on the shelves.

Really good advice and you should definitely use it.