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There is no universal answer to this question, it depends on the person. All in all though, it's easiest to choose from major pairs, and it's an advantage if you have some knowledge about the factors influencing the strength of each, i.e. you have some knowledge about the respective economies...

To be honest, I believe that making your own strategy is the best approach - choose a time frame and a type of strategy that seems to suit you and learn to do your own technical analysis. If you learn to trade manually, it will also be easier to navigate the world of automated trading.

It doesn't just have the potential to give you big results, it can also lose you money so I agree, it is best to tweak some things if needed.

What kind of program is this? I've never tried a mobile phone strategy before.

Yes, it definitely saves time. In the beginning, though, you have to put in the work too just so you know what you are doing.

Apart from deposits and withdrawals, location is also important because not all brokers cater to all countries, and different areas are subject to different regulatory bodies.

Good point, the best strategy is the one you find for yourself which suits your trading style and goals, and this will be different for every single person.

It's definitely risky - "holy grail" is a powerful promise, but there is no such thing as a holy grail strategy in reality.

Yes, forex brokers are usually closed during the weekend. You can trade on cryptocurrency exchanges, though, if you want to trade over the weekend.

I agree. You should only start trading once you have enough knowledge and practice to ensure you avoid unnecessary losses as much as possible. Additionally, it is very important to use good risk management strategies when you are trading

That's true, we always have to be careful and do our best to make sure we are using legit services. Have you had a negative experience yourself?

There are many GPT (get paid to) opportunities online such as getting paid for posting on forums or filling out surveys. You can also find freelance jobs online.

Stocks and currencies are two very different assets, so there are quite a few differences in trading. Firstly, the market hours: you can trade forex 24 hours a day on five days of the week, while stock trading is tied to the opening hours of the exchanges that list them. Secondly, the factors...

I follow some crypto channels as well, for example I like aantonop, and I follow CoinDesk's channel for news.

Thanks for the update! I appreciate your honesty about the risks involved, sometimes people don't think about this enough.

There are some free online courses which are great for beginners. BabyPips, Forex Factory and Forex Military School are some of the most popular ones.

It's not a bad thing to be sceptical - this is why it is so important to do your own research and get information from several sources.

I like Sive Morten's EUR/USD videos, you can find them on the channel named Forex Peace Army. I've come accross a few other good ones too but I can't remember their names unfortunately.

Have you used them personally?

I don't have personal experience with this platform but I've read a lot of negative reviews online that describe scammy tactics. Can't know for sure of course if these are correct, so just be careful and do your own research.