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    When the numbers of people becoming interested in Forex increasing day by day, it is good for the brokers that they can make a big money. Brokers also trade in Forex but the lion share of their amount is made by money taken from the traders. They take the money rightfully and when you are placing trades in Forex, your trades always start with a negative balance. This is the amount that broker is taking from you when you are trading. When traders are getting in the Forex industry, the brokers are also holding several contests and seminars around the world. Traders are also coming and they are holding traders’ contest in Forex. When you are trading in Forex, you need to know that trading in Forex can be right if you can make money from it. You will always lose money but at some point, you will start to make money. Taking part in traders’’ competition is a good idea that can give you some money if you win and also you get to take part in a competition. This article is dedicated to traders’ who are always taking part in these competitions. Winning is not the important thing here but your dedication for your work. Winning is the bonus that you get when you win money in these competitions. Many people think if these contests are legitimate and if they should take part in Forex. This article is for these traders.

    Some traders in the United Kingdom often says that participating in the contest is not good for the full-time traders. But to be honest this completely varies from traders to traders. However, if you have complete control over your emotion then participating in an active trading contest will definitely help you to learn new things. You can easily learn how the expert traders are trading the market with big lot size. But you need to be extremely careful about your trade management. Never get carried away by seeing the big winners of the contestant. You need to understand that this market is totally random in nature and risking too much in any single trade might even blow your entire trading account.

    Discipline is the key
    Those who are professional traders in the exchange traded funds community knows very well that discipline is the key to success. You might be participating in a contest but this doesn’t mean that you trade without any discipline. During trading contest majority of the traders loses money due to overtrading. But if you look at the winners of the contest then you will notice that they don’t have too many trades during their participation. You need to follow your trading strategy and wait patiently on the sideline for the best trading signal. Never try to trade with big lot size during the event of the high impact news release as it will increase your risk exposure to a great extent.

    There is no loss in traders’’ competition
    This market is an investment market and everything you do is measured in money. If you think that trading in Forex can be good for you, you should take part in traders’ competition. You get to trade the market without losing your money and also you get to win the bonus if you win this competition. There is no loss by taking part in these competitions. Most traders take part in these competitions. If these competitions need you to sign up with money, you should wait for some to grow. There are lots of professional traders’ taking part in these competitions. The prize amount sometimes hits millions and you cannot win it if you are not a good trader. If these competitions are free to enter, take part in them to trade. You will learn new things and who knows, you can also win the competition.

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    Why not? It’s a good opportunity to earn extra bucks. I’m trading with Alpari, and I join their contests https://alpari.com/ru/contest/ once in a while. Usually, I join their contest for demo accounts so no real funds are involved.

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