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Not with stock price, but more with volatility, leverage and broker fees. if you deposit 200$, you will only be able to have trade during one day or less, if you deposit more, you can use less leverage in your account and keep open trades longer, like a couple of months. Day trade is extremely...

Maybe you are new, but you got the most important concept right from the start : "when a newcomer makes a mistake, the only one who wins is another trader who got his money". let's just hope that its not the broker of that guy taking the other side of the trade.

Thanks for the kind words, Far from me the idea to give a lesson to anybody, I can't even remember now how the thread even started ! but it looks like you are right saying the debate is about the minimum deposit... I have started to trade with forex instruments through brokerage accounts a...

I Agree to disagree.

Hahaha you are right Db Phoenix

I am sorry that I used the word trick in my explanation, because I think it gave the wrong message. What I was trying to explain is that considering the basis of macro economics, your research before opening a live position in financial markets may take a couple of months to work if not at all...

You will see that there is a common thread for all online brokers, telling you to Day trade, on short instances, with a high amount of leverage exposure (200:1 is pretty standard). High leverage solves the problem of having a little money into your account, but still be able to trade any stocks...

Bull Institute You can certainly make a good living of trading for sure, I would recommend to implement Options into your overall trading strategy, have some diversification, do not focus only on options... Learn about other instruments such as CFDs (contract for difference) that are available...

Bull institute I recommend starting with 10 000$. Let me explain the reason why, stock like apple and google can be priced at 500$, so if you deposit that amount, you will only be able to buy 1 stock and that will be one stock in your portfolio = it doesnt make sense. Brokers give you leverage...

reply brenkon To help you understand the statement at the end of your question, here is a definition of the segregated account : A separate account used by brokers to keep their customers' money separate from the firm's money. This is done for a few reasons, including creating a clear...

I recommend stocks I would recommend you to trade stocks (equity) rather than forex. The problem you will soon face is that there is a lot of online brokers that are out there looking to trick new traders to trade forex on very short timeframes, I would rather recommend you to learn a bit more...