breakeven strategy

[tradefor]

hello.My name is Ilgar. I am from Azerbaijan. i have a few knowledge about forex trading. I saw in internet there are many brokers that offers promotions - deposit bonuses , rebate programs, cashback programs and so on. I have a 10000 usd capital in my electronic wallet. I want to start to trade with these promotions .After reading terms of these promotions i understand that to earn additional money from these promotions i must to trade a lot of time and in worst case trade to breakeven. Is there any breakeven forex strategy that opens many positions in a day and that i can use to trade with these promotions ? Or it is not worth to participate in those promotions ? Please give me advice.Thanks.

[traderin]

hi ,

 

first learn the markets ur way if u were looking for chart trading first of all learn the technical analysis . if u were a programmer u can code those ideas if not . not a big deal . u can even do discretionary trading . but u should learn and practice the model which u think profitable to u . trading is psychology + art + science . try on sim

 

goodluck

 

 

hello.My name is Ilgar. I am from Azerbaijan. i have a few knowledge about forex trading. I saw in internet there are many brokers that offers promotions - deposit bonuses , rebate programs, cashback programs and so on. I have a 10000 usd capital in my electronic wallet. I want to start to trade with these promotions .After reading terms of these promotions i understand that to earn additional money from these promotions i must to trade a lot of time and in worst case trade to breakeven. Is there any breakeven forex strategy that opens many positions in a day and that i can use to trade with these promotions ? Or it is not worth to participate in those promotions ? Please give me advice.Thanks.

[trellis]

If you're looking to break even to earn brokerage fees, it's probably a sign you shouldn't be trading forex. I don't know why beginners would start by trading forex, it is the hardest and most rigged market to trade. It's kind of like learning to swim by practicing in a rip tide. :-O