How to start? is it difficult?

[Rizog]

I think the hardest thing in trading on forex is to start trading.

 

[Bvikech]

It's not difficult to start trading at all. It's just that, firstly, you need to gain experience trading demo and attending webinars.

 

[Orex Trader]

A demo trading account indeed helps. Or social trading for the beginners to copy trade and copy funds. Happy Trading

 

[FarhanFx]

Yes it is difficult. Never think forex is easy as many claims it to be. We need proper risk management , knowledge in chart analysis and also should be aware about market . Need to atleast have a good time spent in demo trading also..!
All the best to forward trading.!

 

[bigdolly]

A demo trading account indeed helps. Or social trading for the beginners to copy trade and copy funds. Happy Trading

Which social copy signals have you tried?

 

[Kuznec]

I think the hardest thing in trading on forex is to start trading.

Anyone can trade, but it's not everyone who is destined to become a successful trader. All the problems in our head.

 

[AlecR]

Forex business is not difficult but once we got proper trading knowledge and experience we will be able to generate maximum pips. Greed factor should be control otherwise trading cannot be done properly.

 

[ForexVerified]

I think the hardest thing in trading on forex is to start trading.

I would say the hardest thing is to be consistently profitable.

 

[dianajs]

For me the hardest thing, psychologically that is, was to keep learning and practicing when I thought I wasn't improving as quickly as I thought I should have been improving.

 

[Jeff Martinez]

When learning how to start Forex trading, the first step is to create a safe trading environment. Protecting your investment starts with choosing a broker. There are plenty of trading account providers to choose from and every broker or bank has their unique selling points that fit will various trading needs and tastes. If a broker doesn't have a license, you are protected only by the terms of the contract it offers, which isn't enough.