Well, emotion contributes a lot to your trading decisions. If you can't control your emotions, you might end up trading without thinking, losing much in a single trade, or you might end up overtrading, which turns your positive profit into a huge negative profit. I experience those things, and emotion is very important when learning trading. I've tried the free or paper money to trade, but it didn't affect my emotions. I feel nothing; that's why I tried even a small amount to trade. This time I have emotion when trading; I experience almost all the mistakes that other traders do. Even though I know those mistakes and learn from free courses and from other traders in groups, I still end up experiencing the same thing. The good thing is if you experience those things related to your emotions, you will never forget them, and next time the same scenario happens again, you will know how to counter them or how to avoid them. Newbies should never go full-time without experience. I am confident if they want to experience those emotional trades that can break their trading decision, they should go with a small amount first to deposit and experience those things until they become profitable. You don't need to be financially stable; I think you just need a small amount that you can use to play trading for a long time, learn the risk management, and challenge yourself not to spend it fast in trading. Don't deposit too much, and keep your margin low to make sure your SL won't be too tight when trading. Don't go with scalping because that's the dangerous thing; if you directly trade live, then the amount you deposit can be lose in an instant in one day. I suggest learning swing trading first and using that as an advantage to scalp if you know the trend structure.
Well, emotion contributes a lot to your trading decisions. If you can't control your emotions, you might end up trading without thinking, losing much in a single trade, or you might end up overtrading, which turns your positive profit into a huge negative profit. I experience those things, and emotion is very important when learning trading. I've tried the free or paper money to trade, but it didn't affect my emotions. I feel nothing; that's why I tried even a small amount to trade. This time I have emotion when trading; I experience almost all the mistakes that other traders do. Even though I know those mistakes and learn from free courses and from other traders in groups, I still end up experiencing the same thing. The good thing is if you experience those things related to your emotions, you will never forget them, and next time the same scenario happens again, you will know how to counter them or how to avoid them. Newbies should never go full-time without experience. I am confident if they want to experience those emotional trades that can break their trading decision, they should go with a small amount first to deposit and experience those things until they become profitable. You don't need to be financially stable; I think you just need a small amount that you can use to play trading for a long time, learn the risk management, and challenge yourself not to spend it fast in trading. Don't deposit too much, and keep your margin low to make sure your SL won't be too tight when trading. Don't go with scalping because that's the dangerous thing; if you directly trade live, then the amount you deposit can be lose in an instant in one day. I suggest learning swing trading first and using that as an advantage to scalp if you know the trend structure.

Well, emotion contributes a lot to your trading decisions. If you can't control your emotions, you might end up trading without thinking, losing much in a single trade, or you might end up overtrading, which turns your positive profit into a huge negative profit. I experience those things, and emotion is very important when learning trading. I've tried the free or paper money to trade, but it didn't affect my emotions. I feel nothing; that's why I tried even a small amount to trade. This time I have emotion when trading; I experience almost all the mistakes that other traders do. Even though I know those mistakes and learn from free courses and from other traders in groups, I still end up experiencing the same thing. The good thing is if you experience those things related to your emotions, you will never forget them, and next time the same scenario happens again, you will know how to counter them or how to avoid them. Newbies should never go full-time without experience. I am confident if they want to experience those emotional trades that can break their trading decision, they should go with a small amount first to deposit and experience those things until they become profitable. You don't need to be financially stable; I think you just need a small amount that you can use to play trading for a long time, learn the risk management, and challenge yourself not to spend it fast in trading. Don't deposit too much, and keep your margin low to make sure your SL won't be too tight when trading. Don't go with scalping because that's the dangerous thing; if you directly trade live, then the amount you deposit can be lose in an instant in one day. I suggest learning swing trading first and using that as an advantage to scalp if you know the trend structure.

Well, emotion contributes a lot to your trading decisions. If you can't control your emotions, you might end up trading without thinking, losing much in a single trade, or you might end up overtrading, which turns your positive profit into a huge negative profit. I experience those things, and emotion is very important when learning trading. I've tried the free or paper money to trade, but it didn't affect my emotions. I feel nothing; that's why I tried even a small amount to trade. This time I have emotion when trading; I experience almost all the mistakes that other traders do. Even though I know those mistakes and learn from free courses and from other traders in groups, I still end up experiencing the same thing. The good thing is if you experience those things related to your emotions, you will never forget them, and next time the same scenario happens again, you will know how to counter them or how to avoid them. Newbies should never go full-time without experience. I am confident if they want to experience those emotional trades that can break their trading decision, they should go with a small amount first to deposit and experience those things until they become profitable. You don't need to be financially stable; I think you just need a small amount that you can use to play trading for a long time, learn the risk management, and challenge yourself not to spend it fast in trading. Don't deposit too much, and keep your margin low to make sure your SL won't be too tight when trading. Don't go with scalping because that's the dangerous thing; if you directly trade live, then the amount you deposit can be lose in an instant in one day. I suggest learning swing trading first and using that as an advantage to scalp if you know the trend structure.