Starting with small capital.

[e_abrams]

I agree. The small capital allows one to learn how to trade with real money without putting the trader at risk of losing a large sum.

[Cairdarsy]

if you are new to this business, then this is really true - start with a minimum capital, just to try yourself and gain experience

[Pyridge]

well, in order to understand with what capital you want to start working, you first need to decide what profit you want to get from this

[gds221]

I also chose a small amount of capital to start work. For example, I started working with a broker from Amarkets, and started with the minimum possible deposit of $100.

[Ralph]

How long should a person trading using a small account? Trading using a larger capital has higher risk for a traders that has been using small account?

[Yozshurr]

I once also asked myself the question of how much to start trading, but when I started working with the Expertoption broker, I entered with a minimum deposit of $ 10.

[Vaabum]

As for me, the most optimal option is to start trading with a small amount. This is the most favorable option.

[e_abrams]

I agree. To simply learn how to trade with real money, rather than actually profit.

[Harvey]

I'm a beginner currently trading using a demo account and looking to live. Would like to know is it safe to trade using a real account with smaller capital?

[gds221]

In general, for a beginner, the option of starting with little capital is simply necessary. Otherwise, the result may not be the most pleasant.

[Vaabum]

I started working with the broker ExpertOption with a little capital. As for me, then for a beginner this is the best option, because it is much easier to start.

[gds221]

In general, I am a supporter of the fact that you only need to start with a small capital. When I started working with a broker from Amarkets, I started with a minimum deposit of $100.

[Vaabum]

For a beginner, this is generally a necessity, otherwise you can simply lose a large amount of money.

[Gidencenti]

it is according to this principle that beginners need to work, only many do not understand this and fill in too large amounts

[Thozel]

You are right due to the fact that many start out with a fairly large volume, the result is not a very good result.

[gds221]

When I started working with a broker from Amarkets, I also used the minimum possible amount - only $ 100. This option seemed to me the most profitable.

[Gidencenti]

starting with small capital is a completely rational decision, as for me, I did it myself, because there is no need to take risks at the beginning of the work

[Günter]

For beginners, it's the right amount of investment to test your forex knowledge and skills in a live account by trading with small capital.

When I was a beginner, I traded using small capitals to check if my broker FP Markets trading conditions were good and suitable for me.

[gds221]

I believe that this is really the right choice. It is really important for a beginner to start with a small amount, because it is so safer.

[Vaabum]

To start the trader, the minimum amount is the best option. At least when I started working as a trader, I started with the lowest possible amount.

[gds221]

For a beginner, this is probably one of the best options to learn how to work without major losses. Only in this way can you gain experience, and try to learn how to work.

[Vaabum]

Starting with a small amount is the best option, especially for a beginner. For example, when I began working with a broker from ExpertOption, I was replenished precisely for a minimum amount.

[Rinanee]

Start with a small captain, we give ourselves the opportunity and succumb to great emotional shock and fear.

[gds221]

I believe that the trader always needs to start working with a small capital. At least when I started working with a broker from Amarkets, I started with the minimum possible deposit of $100.

[RolexFX]

Small capital, in my opinion is quite enough for trading, and beginners in forex should not risk large sum without having minimal experience and skills.