Demo Trade Your Way to Success
You can open a demo accounts for FREE with most forex brokers.
These “pretend” accounts have the full capabilities of a “real” account.
But why is it free?
It’s because the broker wants you to learn the ins and outs of
their trading platform, and have a good time trading without risk, so you’ll
fall in love with them and deposit real money. The demo account allows you to
learn about the forex market and test your trading skills with ZERO risk.
Yes, that’s right, ZERO!
YOU SHOULD DEMO TRADE UNTIL YOU DEVELOP A SOLID, PROFITABLE
SYSTEM BEFORE YOU EVEN THINK ABOUT PUTTING REAL MONEY ON THE LINE.
WE REPEAT – YOU SHOULD DEMO TRADE UNTIL YOU DEVELOP A SOLID,
PROFITABLE SYSTEM BEFORE YOU EVEN THINK ABOUT PUTTING REAL MONEY ON THE LINE.
“Don’t Lose Your Money” Declaration
Now, place your hand on your heart and say…
“I will demo trade until I develop a solid,
profitable system before I trade with real money.”
Now touch your head with your index finger and say…
“I am a smart and patient forex trader!”
Do NOT open a live trading account until you
are CONSISTENTLY trading PROFITABLY on a demo account.
If you can’t wait until you’re profitable on a demo account,
then there’s no chance you’ll be profitable live when real money and emotions
are factored in. At least demo trade for two months, and at least
you were able to hold off losing all your money for two months right? If you
can’t hold out for two months, just donate that money to your favorite charity
or give it to your momma…show her you still care.
Concentrate on ONE major currency pair.
It gets far too complicated to keep tabs on more than one
currency pair when you first start demo trading. Stick with one of the majors
because they are the most liquid which usually means tighter spreads and less
chance of slippage. Plus, in the beginning you need time to focus on
improving your trading processes and creating good habits.
You can be a winner at currency trading, but as with all other
aspects of life, it will take hard work, dedication, a little luck, and a whole
lot of patience and good judgment.
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