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How many trades a month for beginner

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You need to understand your goals and why you want to trade. There is no specific answer to this question, as the question you asked here is very subjective. And as a beginner, you are learning. So don’t overtrade. Learning should be the point here and not earning.
 
Not too many that they blow their account. It’s up to them. However, focus on learning new things about the market, rather than running after how many traders you should do. You could bag handsome returns in one trade or lose. All of it depends on your trading expertise.
 
You can trade once a day or hundred times a day. Just make sure that you trade with a purpose and overlook the strategy you’re using.
 
Yes, trading should be based on the rules of a trading strategy. The only problem is that not many have clearly defined rules of strategy. I don't have them here. And that's bad
 
When you are first starting out, it can be challenging to turn a profit. There is no one set of requirements that you need to fulfil in order to have a successful career in trading, such as making a certain number of trades. It is dependent upon the particular trader and the trading strategy that he employs.
 
When you are a beginner, you will be good with trades that are not too long or too short. You must stay with medium-term trades. Keep your trading positions open for one or more days so that you have enough time to speculate the market and make your trading decisions.
 
I think many people will not receive any profit on Forex. Statistically, most people lose money.
 
It does not matter ‘how many’ trades you are doing. To make a living out of trading, what matters is ‘how much’ you are making, not how many. If consistent big profits are made, a few trades a month is enough. But if small profits are made per trade, then you need to make many trades per week, and in a month.
 
There is no specific answer to this question. Ask a trader, and they will say only one, ask another, and they will tell you to do two. Someone else might tell you some other figure. But it is you who has to decide about the number of trades per month.
 
It doesn’t matter. You can trade as much as you want. However, your success as a trader will not depend on how many traders you do, rather how well you do. Even a single trade, with a good capital, can get you great returns. But make sure you are not overtrading.
 
You don’t have to limit the number of trades you execute per month. The trades must solely happen in accordance with your trading strategy and how well you understand the ongoing market situations. Try a few trades in the live market and you will get what you are capable of doing.
 
It's not about a lot of deals. It is more of a deposit in one store. You can also lubricate 1 profitable trade and earn $ 10,000
 
Beginners should start with one or two trades, until they gain experience in the market. You can always expand after you gain enough confidence to make the right moves at the right time. Practice on a demo first, then trade live.
 
There is no point in wasting your time on finding the right number of trades that you must execute per month or per day. Trades happen as per your requirements, availability, skills, and most importantly, your strategies.
 
I think to each their own. The true answers should be as many trades (with RR in mind) that you see opportunities for
 
Beginners should focus on managing one or two trades a day as they start, it is not easy managing and keeping an eye on the market. So until they gain experience, they should stick to one or two and expand as they grow. There is no hurry to make profit.
 
Depending on the trader's experience level, the average number of trades executed each month could be anywhere from four to fifteen for those who focus solely on the daily timeframe and higher. As a rule of thumb, the longer the time frame, the fewer trades you can anticipate making in a given month.
 

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