You haven't thought about the risk of trading as the only source of income?

If I ask it's beacuse more traders underestimate the problem. They think that there are only two key factors: 80% psychology and 20% technique. But forgetting about a third, money.

After some time, I would like to resume the discussion also in this thread, beacuse for me it's an underestimated topic. There is someone else who would like to reply or vote the poll? In this case too, I'm very curious!

It's been a while. There is someone else who would like to reply or vote the poll? I'm very curious!

But when open an account and choose leverage, you consider the margin or not? For example did you consider the difference between open an account with high leverage with small margin or with low leverage and high margin?

Hi for me the problem is deciding what to do in your life (poker or trading) and solve your personal problems (if you have them). Once this is done you have to gain experience in trading as in any job and it will take a bit of time (obviously in ...

I agree with you. There are people who say that have never done trading using a demo account and have lost a bunch of money. Then there are people who have always used a demo account without ever having tried with real money.

I agree with you. I add that you need to start practice with a demo account (without exaggeration) before operating with real money

I resume this discussion by adding this question: According to your opinions, it's better high capital with low leverage or low capital and high leverage?

Hi, you forgot to add a question: 13) which financial instrument do you use? (forex, cfd, futures, stock, commodities, options, bonds, ecc...)

It's correct. In my opinion are the very low minimum deposits that seduce people to deposit. So is likely to become a slot machine. An example: you deposit $ 100 and you lose them, then other deposits $ 100 and you lose them again, etc... Finally, ...

I agree with you Undercapitalization a big issue. Now it seems that it is fashionable to reach the million starting with little money

Hi, I've change the title of this thread because I wanted to be more understandable

Ok, but there's a big difference between $ 100 and $ 25,000 as starting capital.

Yes, I preferred not to put it, because I wanted to make an overall average. What do you mean?