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  1. #21
    Nossun
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Really how far you wish to earn? Minimum capital base $1000
    What I'd desire on $1000 is 25 percent or $250 a month.
    But reality is really very different. Markets don't give me exactly what I want.
    Wanting and doing are two distinct things. You can set targets but achievement is unclear.

  2. #22
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote What I would desire on $1000 is 25% or $250 per month. But reality is actually very different. Markets don't give me what I need. Wanting and doing are two distinct things. You're able to set goals but achievement is unclear.
    Exactly. Your Trade explorer rocking. Keep this up.

  3. #23
    Nossun
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Exactly. Your Trade Circle rocking. Keep this up.
    Thanks. As the TE, it is not the ideal thing. The new method isn't that of any experienced or sensible trader. It is more of a calculated bet of a newbie or amateur and may blow out or get margin called daily. But until then I shall last.
    Good Luck along with your trading also.

  4. #24
    SesesCTes
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    Many new traders have completely unrealistic expectations when it comes to percent of profits.
    A lot of people say they want, and they are able to earn 10% and per month, but the simple truth is that that's only possible to achieve on a random month, even if you take tremendous amounts of risk, while it's not possible to do consistently, month after month.
    Warren Buffett, who is the richest investor on the planet, makes 20% at most (which is enormous ), which means that you may take that as a realistic profit anticipation, if you're a really talented and seasoned trader.
    Those who say they can make absurd amounts, such as 10% / week consistently are clearly lying, because some simple math would tell you that if that was true, they would be in the Forbes billionaires list. . .but guess what: they aren't.
    Of course the main reason people aim for such enormous returns is that their account is very small, so they want such profits to make their wins meaningful.

  5. #25
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Hardly Any. To exchange FX comfortably, you should begin with at least 5000, anything under that isn't worth it in my opinion. With low capital, you either have to decide on high leverage that leaves you exposed to big losses since every loss is magnified by the margin rate, or you could only trade in what is called microlots llike $1000-size. On a standard lot of 100K, a pip is roughly $10. On a microlot of 1000-size, a pip is only 10 * (1000 / / 100000) = 0.10. $10 pip is $100 to a standard lot but is only $1 to a microlot in order to...
    #8203;this can be wrong... if you begin with 1000, 5000, 1000000, you can perform with sl of permits say 30p and play with the lot size accordingly, the payoff percentage is equivalent to the account dimensions... 6% a month like double your account regardless... you can still maintain the risk to 1% using regular leverage

  6. #26
    Today's Factoid:

    Statistically, retail brokers in FX treat accounts funded with $2,000 or less as'dead'.

    What exactly does this mean: the sad fact is anyone who has $2,000 or less is statistically unlikely to generate any significant profit and is handled as percentage from the broker. I am aware of one very big broker who rarely takes positions to market but only waits for your own account to burn. So to describe in basic terms, literally 100 percent of accounts funded with less than several tens of thousands the broker only treats as a money deposit, and if you put your trade that they physically do not take your position on the market. It's placed'in theory' in order to see display actions but the broker is pretty much pocketing your money.

    While this appears criminally deceptive, all people take it from the fine print.

    Personally, as an evaluation we opened a $100 using a small broker and planned to double the account balance daily. They closed our account .
    This does not mean a very low equilibrium won't earn, it is just viewed as unlikely by the companies running the game.



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  7. #27
    I just realised I did not really answer the query:

    This week we climbed our account with 9.1%. Slightly above average week. We typically see a total of 20% a month. Our risk is fixed at 0.25%. Our R:R is anything from 1:1 to possibly 1:8 but generally across the 1:2 range.

    To put this into real terms against your $1,000 we risked no more than $2.50 per commerce and also in a week generated $91 profit.

  8. #28
    I earned average USD10000-25000 per month... by swing trade... hv been consistent for 5th weeks now.

  9. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I earned average USD10000-25000 a month... by swing trade... hv been consistent for 5th months now.
    This is huge amount dude...! What egy are you using and how much was the startup funds?

  10. #30
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote This is huge amount dude...! What egy are you using and how much was the startup capital?
    I just use support and resistance lines... couples having a few elliot wave... I hold rankings for weeks... starting capital was $10,000.

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