I started just like you. I read forums, watched videos and dreamed of financial freedom. But the market slapped me with reality. Today I know that the road is slow, but firm. And that patience is worth more than any indicator.
I started just like you. I read forums, watched videos and dreamed of financial freedom. But the market slapped me with reality. Today I know that the road is slow, but firm. And that patience is worth more than any indicator.
The problem is not how much you can earn, but how much you can lose without giving up. That’s the real question. Many get in, get excited, lose, get frustrated and leave. Only those who resist accomplish something.
If you manage to make 10 consistent pips a day, you are already on an enviable level. Do not underestimate the small if it is constant. Exponential growth in trading does not come from looking for more, but from repeating what works without diverting.
This isn't Russian roulette. Build your strategy, demo test, measure results, adjust... and repeat. Everything else is noise.
Your initial account is like a seed. If you take care of it, it grows. If you overload it, it dies. The problem is that most people want fruits before they even water it.
Look, even doing 2% a month, you can double your account in 3 years without going crazy. Best of all: no dramas, no stress, no risk to your peace of mind. But of course, that doesn't sell courses.
And yes, I also asked the same thing. Today, after several expensive lessons, I understand that the question was raised badly. It’s not how much you can earn, but how much you can keep winning without losing your mind.
Many here sell smoke. They say they do 1.01% a year but they don’t have a verified account on Myfxbook. Don’t listen to words. Ask for proof or follow your own path, but with judgment.
There is a famous trader who said, "I prefer a system that gives me 10 safe pips a day that one who promises me 100 and makes me mad." I too. Peace is worth more than hype.
If you do 50% monthly, you should be managing millions in a hedge fund, not posting here. Let’s be serious. If it sounds too good to be true, it is.