Demo account or micro account?

Which account is more beneficial for beginners?

R J

Asked 451 days ago
Ray J

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If you are a complete beginner, then demo will work fine for you but if you have gained some knowledge about the market and have tried demo too, then you can take one step further by moving to micro account. This will help you get a real view of how actually live market behaves and trades are affected.

E N

Answered 451 days ago
Elna Nkosi

I am trading on a demo account for the past 2 months. So should I move to micro account now?

R J

Answered 451 days ago
Ray J

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