knowledge is very expensive in trading life , we have to bring knowledge by learning more and more. so learning is really important first of all.
according to my trading understanding i think learning is important there is no way to deny but the any kind of good learning approach can be useless if there is no regular practice , so focus on there.
learning is important , i agree but in spite of having much learning approach the result of trading can be useless if there is no perfect practice level.
There are a few important things you need to double-check before trading with a new broker. 1. Check the Regulatory Compliance 2. Diversity of Account Types 3. Leverage 4. Currency Pairs and Trading Instruments Offered 5. Execution Speed 6. Reliable Customer Support 7. Educational Resources 8. Bonus and Promotions Learn more
Yes, I think these criteria are good as a consideration when choosing a broker, and I am lucky because already choose FXOpen as included on its criteria to choosing broker, the broker regulated in FCA, ASIC, and Cysec, they offer micro account STP and ECN, leverage max 1:500, they offer many trading pair more than 2000 instrument, execution speed is fast, get certificate from Financial Commission, educational resources from the blog that updates daily, bonus they offer bonus promotion for contest trading and another contest.
the bonus we get from our trading brokers actually cannot be used in a proper way due to so many restrictions.
i have neevr found a broker which has sufficient educational section at all. but a good broker should keep a educational level for beginers.
These are really good tips to bear in mind before choosing a broker. I would also like to add to look at the history of the broker as well in order to make sure that it can be trusted. In most of the cases it takes only several months for the scams to disappeat and take away all the money. THat is why if a broker exists for more than 5 years, such a broker can be trusted. Also some people look at the reviews of the broker, however, I think that it may be very misleading. It is next to impossible to check whether this or that comment was sincere or maybe someone made this person to leave such a comment. That is why I prefer to look at the objective paramenters like regulation and history of the broker.