Which broker?

I strongly recommend Pepperstone to service clients in Asia.

Their Australian office is ASIC regulated, excellent execution quality, and great customer service. There's a promo on right now for clients in Asia / Australia that makes your first 20 trades commission free if you use the promo link below:

Pepperstone First 20 Trades Commission Free

That's a great way to test out their execution quality and platforms (cTrader, MT5, or MT4) without much cost. Consider that someone testing out trade execution quality on a $1M clip size (10 standard lots) would be saving ~$75 AUD per trade for 20 trades.. that's huge.
 
Akwin said:
Any suggestions for good broker ?
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Yes, see quote below (or above.)

jack said:
I strongly recommend Pepperstone to service clients in Asia.

Their Australian office is ASIC regulated, excellent execution quality, and great customer service. There's a promo on right now for clients in Asia / Australia that makes your first 20 trades commission free if you use the promo link below:

Pepperstone First 20 Trades Commission Free

That's a great way to test out their execution quality and platforms (cTrader, MT5, or MT4) without much cost. Consider that someone testing out trade execution quality on a $1M clip size (10 standard lots) would be saving ~$75 AUD per trade for 20 trades.. that's huge.
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How much money do you recommend to deposit and how big leverage should I use. . . ( never traded before. )
 
ckarlfx said:
How much money do you recommend to deposit and how big leverage should I use. . . ( never traded before. )
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As little as possible if you're new. No more than you're comfortable never seeing again. Consider it money spent on learning. Go slow. Only increase your account and trade size when you see consistency.
 
In order to start working on the Forex market, you need to decide on a broker who will provide you with access to the market. This is a very important stage and it is necessary to approach it with all seriousness. After all, in the end, a broker is your partner with whom you will have a business relationship. But the choice of the platform is also important. When I started trading, I chose among all the platforms https://litefinance-vi.com/ I continue to recommend it to everyone because it is the best solution for a trader
 
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  2. What the Broker Should Offer.
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  4. Personally Test out the Broker.
  5. Avoid "Bonuses"
 
Honestly not sure if there is such a thing as a "best" broker, as we're all looking for different things. I'm curious to know who you signed up with and how things are going? Could we have an update?
 
Don't just dive in with a live account, you will lose all of your money. Babypips do a free course so I suggest you start there
 
Prime example of why so many people lose money trading. Sorry but you're going to be another statistic as you've rocked up to a $6tn a day market with no education or practice hoping to strike lucky.
 
jack said:
I strongly recommend Pepperstone to service clients in Asia.

Their Australian office is ASIC regulated, excellent execution quality, and great customer service. There's a promo on right now for clients in Asia / Australia that makes your first 20 trades commission free if you use the promo link below:

Pepperstone First 20 Trades Commission Free

That's a great way to test out their execution quality and platforms (cTrader, MT5, or MT4) without much cost. Consider that someone testing out trade execution quality on a $1M clip size (10 standard lots) would be saving ~$75 AUD per trade for 20 trades.. that's huge.
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Which one in South Africa ?
 
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