I'd recommend starting with indicators to understand market movements. Once you're comfortable, you can explore expert advisors and signals. Social trading can also be helpful to learn from others.
I think it can vary greatly from person to person. The testing period should last as long as it takes for you to gain the confidence to make decisions without letting emotions control you.
One major bad habit of beginner traders is investing more than they can afford. It's crucial to trade within your limits and manage your risk carefully to avoid big losses.
Hope keeps us going, sure, but don’t let it cloud your judgment. It's better to stick to your trading plan and manage those risks well; that's the real key to success in trading ;)
Oh, that's an interesting perspective. I wasn't aware of it. However, some brokers offer commission-free trading, which might change the way this is perceived since they don't benefit from buying and selling commissions in those cases.
Definitely, especially for running trading bots or strategies that need to be active 24/7. Plus, some brokers offer free VPS services if you maintain a certain account balance.
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