As someone who started trading almost 3 4 years and is new in this market, I have to say I just want to explore, I want to trade, I want to test everything, my account isn't so big, so, at least right now I am not worry about my broker.
Maybe when I am finally a full-time trader, go to a fully...
That sounds frustrating, especially when it’s your own deposited funds. I’d keep screenshots and copies of every reply from support and give them a clear deadline to explain the restriction. If they still don’t give you a proper reason, escalating it formally seems reasonable.
I’ve found that reviewing the decision process is often more valuable than reviewing the P&L. A profitable trade can still be poorly executed, and a losing trade can still be a good decision if the setup and risk rules were followed. I usually focus on entry quality, risk management, emotional...
That makes sense. A trading plan helps a lot because it removes emotion from the decision. I’d also add that setting a daily loss and profit limit can make it easier to actually stick to that plan and avoid overtrading.
Nope! That's not true. He doesn't own the IRS nor he will share how he avoided paying taxes as it could lead to a lawsuit. But he will go against increasing tax rates. That is for sure.
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