Constantly 5-6% per month is a respectable performance.
If you leave the profits in your account it will grow very fast.
In the end your trading success depends on your personal mindset.
The smaller your capital to start the harder it is to remain profitable over the long term. The biggest problem is probably over-trading, stops that are too close to your entry price to give a realistic chance of making a profit, and picking a small group of CFDs or currency pairs so you focus on developing as a trader and not jumping from one thing to another.
I suggest you try to trade over a period of at least a couple of months on a DEMO account with a starting amount you are considering for your capital to start. If you start with 50,000 or 100,000 Demo Account balance then your trading is that much more unrealistic. It ends up being bad training.
Good luck.
You can start with cent account that can be very useful foremost for Forex beginners since it allow trading with a real deposit. Trading like that you will become familiar with real deal that helps to understand the differences between demo and live trading.
Each deposite will be blow away in any case, so it is better to do 10-20% profit per day and withdraw money every week.
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Thanks Mikhail, you made my day
@Micaela
Yes, that's right.
Mastering the the emotional and psychological challenges is the most important point at trading.
Each deposite will be blow away in any case, so it is better to do 10-20% profit per day and withdraw money every week.
perfect Mikhail,thats the best one to adopt.

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Every trader dreams of taking a small amount of capital and becoming a millionaire off of it
While profits can accumulate and compound over time
Realistically what is respectable performance?