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How to Open < $1000 Demo Account ?

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I am new with Forex and I am trying demo, but in registering process, I only see > $5000 options (as attached), I learned it's wise if you trade demo with the fund you would invest in real. I don't have too much (<1k) but it's impossible now. Please help.

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A simulation/demo account's purpose is to teach you the software, teach you how to place trades, teach you how to navigate the charts, etc. Don't try to stick there too long. After you learn the basics, and if you have been studying the markets long enough and have a plan ready, get out of the sim and use real money. Don't listen to people who think you should stick on the sim account for lengthy periods of time. 99% of trading is psychology and risk/money management. These two things go hand-in-hand, and you can NEVER learn this on the sim.

 

If you are worried about losing money, trade micro lots.

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A simulation/demo account's purpose is to teach you the software, teach you how to place trades, teach you how to navigate the charts, etc. Don't try to stick there too long. After you learn the basics, and if you have been studying the markets long enough and have a plan ready, get out of the sim and use real money. Don't listen to people who think you should stick on the sim account for lengthy periods of time. 99% of trading is psychology and risk/money management. These two things go hand-in-hand, and you can NEVER learn this on the sim.

 

Simtrading is also the next-to-last stage of developing a plan. Therefore, the plan may not be "ready", but it may be close depending on how rigorous was the forward-testing.

 

If you are worried about losing money, trade micro lots.

 

If one is worried about losing money, he either needs to work further on his trading plan or avoid trading entirely.

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