Forex with a deposit from 100 to 1000 dollars.

Almost 99% of newcomers to Forex have no more than $1,000, and some even less.

Therefore, most are interested in the specifics of trading with such a deposit, how much can they earn, and whether trading with such sums is worth it.

We're all accustomed to the idea that exchanges are mostly traded by millionaires, or at least their representatives, but a distinctive feature of Forex trading is the use of leverage, which can significantly expand your opportunities.

So let's start small.

$100 in Forex is more suitable for testing your skills than for full-fledged trading, but with the right strategy, even that amount can be used quite effectively.

• First, learn how to trade real money. Don't open trades larger than 0.01 lots or $1,000. A leverage of 1:20 is sufficient. Once you learn to make a profit with these parameters, you can move on to attempts to earn a larger sum. However, if the overall financial result remains negative, don't rush to increase your trading volumes; this will only hasten the complete loss of your deposit .

• To make any money with just $100, you'll need to use a scalping strategy and significantly increase your trading volumes.

The recommended position size in this case is 0.1-0.2 lots, in which case you'll earn $1-2 per point of profit (with a four-digit quote). Considering that earning 10-20 pips per day isn't that difficult, you can calculate your earnings yourself.

Another important point is that short-term trades should be made with brokers that don't impose a minimum duration; a list of such companies is provided in the article " Brokers for Scalping ."

$1,000 is quite something; with this amount, you can trade without much risk and earn a decent income. The recommended trade size also doesn't exceed 0.1-0.3 lots, but the risk of large losses is practically zero. With some skill, you can expect to earn between $200 and $500 per month with $1,000.

Thrill-seekers can open trades of 1 lot . While these volumes can be profitable, they can also leave you completely broke, and the sum is already considerable.

So the choice is yours: pursue a stable but small income or take big risks, but with a higher risk of losing everything.