If you are confident, then it never hurt to try now. What stop you to do that? Maybe you can start slowly and then make your way with consistency in profit.

mlawson71 wrote: Thu Apr 29, 2021 8:57 pm In the end of the day what matters is enjoying trading and being able to profit, regardless of whether one is full time or a part time trader.

Absolutely loved this comment and I couldn't agree more with this.

Navy8 wrote: Thu Dec 03, 2020 6:23 pm Fxview, an european focused broker is also good option, with starting euro 5 deposit and $2 commission per lot (both sides) and does support negative protection.

I am looking for somewhat similar to this. How are the spreads looking in that? And withdrawal process?

mlawson71 wrote: Wed Mar 10, 2021 5:29 am No, I've never been a fulltime trader. You?

For me, I have been invested in forex trading for quite some times, but I think I am far from full time trader.

mlawson71 wrote: Wed Mar 03, 2021 4:47 am Something I severely dislike about stocks - the market for them closes every day.

Same here buddy! I too don’t like the stock market because of this reason.
Just wanted to know if you are a full time trader?

ChuChu Rocket wrote: Sat Mar 06, 2021 8:37 pm Why is it better?

MT5 is better because it is the advanced version of MT4. It has additional trading features as compared to MT4. It has more timeframes and more indicators than MT4. I believe beginners should start with the advanced version.

Of course! Demo account is a great idea to start trading but many people take it as a game or gambling because of no risk. Demo accounts are only useful when you develop your trading skills by creating strategies and testing them on it. You are absolutely right buddy! How long have you been trading...

I trust technical analysis only.

E7han wrote: Tue Feb 09, 2021 2:38 am For beginners entering into trading for the first time, which platform has suitable indicators MT4 or MT5?

I think, in terms of indicators, MT5 is better for beginners.

Norton360 works best for me.