Profitable strategy for a small deposit.

Most newbies enter the market with a small amount of capital, perhaps $50-$100 at most.

In this case, there are two options: trade small amounts and gradually increase your deposit, or try to ramp it up over a few days and immediately begin trading larger amounts.

These are obviously completely different Forex strategies, but both options are viable.

• The first option is less risky, but it will take quite a long time to see a noticeable profit, and no one can guarantee that during this time an event will not occur that will lead to the draining of the deposit.

Trading small volumes is more suitable for those traders who have funds, but do not want to risk them, since they are not yet confident in their abilities.

• The second option has the maximum risk, but there is a chance to really increase the existing capital; examples of deposit acceleration can be found in the article " Forex Records ".

In reality, accelerating the deposit is quite easy, but there are many important points here, without taking into account which you simply will not succeed:

Pipsing is used when trading , only this strategy allows you to accelerate the deposit .

 Not all brokerage companies allow scalping - only scalping brokers . At the same time, do not forget to clarify the minimum transaction time through technical support, as DCs often change trading conditions.

 Trades should be held for at least 2 minutes – this is especially true for profitable positions; most brokers simply don't count orders that last less than 2 minutes.

 Profit withdrawals – always withdraw at least a portion of your profits, but don't forget about the reserve.

 Realistic goals – you're unlikely to achieve results if you try to turn $100 into $10,000 right away. Start small. Then, raise the bar after a break.

 Luck is not infinite – once you've built up your deposit to $5,000-$10,000, move on to less risky trading options.

Forex strategy can be adapted for scalping . It's clear that it has its own specific features, but there are also channels, trend directions, and corrections, and indicators show overbought and oversold conditions.