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Thank you! For the compliment!
I heard a phrase somewhere... To learn how to trade, you have to lose a million first. I don't know who it belongs to. )))).
I've been thinking about it for a long time. As far as I know it's quite a costly undertaking already at the "start-up" stage.
Costly, but there are options, such as splitting the cost among many.
... and yes, you do have a rich imagination ))))
Cleverly.... it's not clear... what to do...
I think in the tens of millions of roubles, or maybe a couple of hundred million roubles.
Probably organise an honest broker. If they can't close -- let them trade with looters.
Costly, but there are options, such as splitting the costs among many.
As I said above, you just have to decide whether you want to be a trader or a broker....
Probably more interesting as a broker. At least we'll know all the ins and outs. What's the risk for the broker? As they themselves say, they do not. They just receive the spread and commissions that feed them. They get their leverage back, they have enough money to maintain the office, computer hardware, personnel who responds to calls and emails from clients. In general, brokers live modestly in the Caribbean.
Probably more interesting as a broker. At least we'll know all the ins and outs. What's the risk for the broker? As they themselves say, they do not. They just receive the spread and commissions that feed them. They get their leverage back, they have enough money to maintain the office, computer hardware, personnel who responds to calls and emails from clients. In general, brokers live modestly in the Caribbean.
And what is there to know - it is already known.... You invested money in equipment - you see hundreds of amateur positions + spread in your pocket + you try to gamble on it..... if you think that not only newbies are in your accounts...
It's not just about hardware or software. It's about attitude to people. Today's broker sees every trader as a source of his personal income. The trader is seen not as a professional player, but as a massive deposit. And this deposit should be pocketed by the broker - this is the main and primary goal of modern brokers.
A question, which in principle should be answered by the exchange for a fair trade activity
To establish the true price of the goods or currency?
That is in the distant past. Atavism of previous generations.
Probably more interesting as a broker. At least we'll know all the ins and outs. What's the risk for the broker? As they themselves say, they do not. They just receive the spread and commissions that feed them. They get their leverage back, they have enough money to maintain the office, computer hardware, personnel who responds to calls and emails from clients. In general, brokers live modestly in the Caribbean.