A demo account serves as a simulation account that traders can use to practice trading in a live environment with virtual currency. Opening a demo account is completely free and you never have to invest a dime into the account, regardless of how many you open, what company you use, or how long you use it. These accounts are one of the best ways for traders to test their practical skills with zero financial risks. Since demo accounts are completely free, many traders would assume that there is no possible way to make money from them. The good news is that it is entirely possible to profit from trading on a demo account.

When it comes to leverage, you often see larger numbers being advertised, brokers trying to entice in new traders and new webers with the promise of sky-high leverage. In fact, the new standard of leverage being given by brokers these days is around the 500:1 level which would have been unheard of a few years ago. Some people, however, still swear by simply not using leverage, to use an account with a 1:1 leverage which basically means that you will be using your own money and only our own money, not borrowing from the broker at all. This does of course come with some advantages, advantages that we will be looking at in this article, so let’s jump in and see what the advantages of trading with a leverage of 1:1 are.

Apart from currencies pairs, exchanges allow trading of cryptocurrencies as well. Cryptocurrencies can be bought and sold in the exchange market through Forex brokers. Trading cryptocurrencies can be closely related to Forex trading but not stock trading. This is because cryptos are traded as pairs and not individually. In this series, we will be analyzing the trading costs involved while trading cryptocurrencies that are paired with fiat currencies (Ex: USD).

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The Head And Shoulders Pattern

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