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Posted by carries > 2013-12-22 09:32 | Report Abuse
I think this will be helpful for all newbies who are trying to start trading on their own. Note : This is not about much is your portfolio worth now or how much you are trading with now but 1)How Much did You Initially Set Aside to start trading with and 2)How was the money was Leveraged if at all 3)What proportion of your total assets were allocated to trading 4)Any other helpful information or advice It would also be helpful to include information on how often you 1)Check the market 2)Place an order and Trade (I am a long term investor and Not a trader. However, i am now looking into setting aside some money for trading and i would like to get some input/insight as to how it should be done.)