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No, not necessary, if you think you can do it, then go for it. After all, it depends on your passion and what you believe you can do.

Fxview for sure, the spreads that I have been getting has always been tight, like 0.1/0.2 on most pairs, plus the commission is $1 per side, so that's good one.

This is nicely ilustrated, but I will say that the mentor one is not really necessary, maybe some trader might need it, but I do think that you can do it on your own without needing any help from other. Partially, maybe I have been used to trading on my own that I am now capable of making my own...

I always go for eurusd and audusd, because they are much more volatile which means if you play the card right, you will be able to make a good return. plus i have been doing trading on those pairs for the long time so I got used to knowing which and what strategy can I implement in order to make...

You have explained the trading risks really well. I also follow risk management while trading.

I think you should start with small capital and follow risk management along with proper fundamental analysis. Later you can do some quality trades to maintain your account.

The best strategy varies according to the trader and their style of trading. I personally like trend trading.

You can prefer online e-books and podcasts for getting in depth knowledge of forex. Many websites offer free courses that could be a great help as well.

I prefer EURUSD pair as they are very liquid. I have also traded in USDJPY but however the best one till date for me is EURUSD.

I feel it's more about the time which best suits us, we can check our timeframe and can choose the time which is most active.

We should go for major pairs because of more liquidity like EUR/USD.