Disliked{quote} That minimum number applies differently to everyone and there are many things to consider. I would say 250k at least. You want to have 50k on the side, to make sure you don't need to withdraw to cover the cost of living for some time, and to have a mental buffer that you don't end up under the bridge if it doesn't work out. That will allow you to trade on 200k account and build it (if you know what you are doing) to a much larger scale with the power of compounding. It will also allow you to trade with no / very small leverage and to risk...Ignored
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