Trading advice
Leaving your job to become a trader: good or bad idea?
Before embarking on the adventure that is personal trading and trying to live off it, one must ask oneself the following questions (and answer them clearly, preferably): What does becoming a self-employed trader mean? What does living off trading mean?
Choosing your broker in 6 criteria
Conducting some online research will help you choose the right broker and make the best possible negotiations, without any unpleasant surprises!
What is money management?
Mastering trading and succeeding in the long run depends on various factors such as strategies, more or less advanced techniques, a trader’s own experience and approach on stock markets, personal qualities, etc.
How to become a trader: studies and degrees
The trading profession is often fantasized about, with a searing and sulphurous image conveyed by both movies and the media. Reality is quite different.
What is the minimum deposit to open a trading account?
Opening a trading account usually requires depositing a first amount of money to confirm and activate the account. But this modality is different from one online broker to another. We must therefore study what each broker offers online before deciding to open an account with one or the other and can begin to invest online on financial assets.
Which brokers accept PayPal for deposits and money withdrawals?
There are several ways to deposit and withdraw money from an online broker, whether for Forex or CFDs. To credit or debit a broker's trading account, you can use your credit card, make a bank transfer, or even use an electronic wallet such as PayPal.
Why does my broker require a photocopy of my credit card?
When a trader wants to register on an online trading platform, some formalities are imposed. It is a question of respect towards the regulation set up by the financial authorities in order to regulate fraud and to control and protect amateur or professional traders.
Can we trade at night and on weekends?
Online trading has more and more enthusiasts. However, all traders, amateurs or professionals are not necessarily available at the same time as the main financial centres, traditionally between 9am and 5pm.
