Working on Forex is available to everyone.

During a crisis, finding a new job becomes especially pressing, especially if you have a higher education and don't want to take up a shovel or retrain for another trade.

Finding a more or less decent job is quite difficult; at best, you'll be offered irregular hours and a meager salary. Finding an alternative employment option may be a solution.

One such option is working in forex, although it's not always directly related to trading; it's possible to earn decent money without trading yourself.

Options for working on Forex.

1. The first, most difficult, and at the same time the most profitable, is, of course, independent trading.

This is where you can make a fortune or earn enough money to fulfill your wildest dreams. But here, everything will depend entirely on you, or more precisely, on your trading skills.

Don't think of Forex trading as a casino or slot machine game—you just pull the handle and let luck decide which way you'll go. It's a bit different; achieving a stable income requires learning and constantly gaining experience.

It takes at least 3-6 months of trading to achieve profitability, typically ranging from 10 to 300 percent per month. Why such a wide range? It all depends on the Forex strategy you use. 300% in a month doesn't always translate into 3600% in a year. To achieve super profits, you typically use high leverage, which carries enormous risk.

To start a trading career, you simply need to choose your broker. It's best to use a broker rating . Then, register by following the instructions on the broker's website.

2. Working as a consultant – if you don't want to risk your own money and aren't confident in your abilities, you can get a job with one of the forex brokerage firms. Fortunately, there are hundreds of them available online.

This isn't as lucrative as the first option, but you can still earn a living without leaving home.

Obviously, you shouldn't try to get a job with a salary of a couple thousand dollars without the necessary knowledge. Therefore, you'll need to master the necessary skills first.

First, learn the basic forex terms ; there aren't many, but knowing them will allow you to understand the fundamentals of trading.

Next, master the trader's terminal, all its functionality and capabilities, and learn how to place various types of forex orders .

Try trading independently, preferably using a cent account, without risking significant amounts of money. There's a good chance your trading will be quite profitable, and you'll multiply your deposit several times over, potentially earning a decent income.

As a result, you'll gain the necessary experience and knowledge and can try your luck at a brokerage firm, perhaps landing a position as a consultant or client manager.
 
In short, starting Forex trading won't waste your time or money, and the knowledge you gain can be put to many other uses.