My experince in forex

Hello guys, my name is Nova sintia. I am from STKIP PGRI Lubuklinggau. one of campus in lubuklinggau. Okey! Now, I want to share and discuss in this paper, about the joy and sorrow of trading forex for third month this. initially I use forex because of the course on my campus on business. Opening an account is the initial stage to start trading Forex. To start trading, first download its trading platform, or MetaTrader4 trading as a tool for its transactions and to view the real market or see a chart of currency changes.

before using real account, I try to learn to use an account demo. see the results I get from the demo of the account I'm interested in using the real account, and I also direct the deposit. 

The first time I was trading, I was just guessing the direction of price movement. maybe more coincidentally op buy price again soar, in the heart mumble happy it turns out easy trading and very easy to earn money without having to work hard wkwk and maybe again lucky the next trading success and profit. Without feeling emotion I was hooked because Balance keep going up. So I keep op, and I do not understand that trading is very risky with many op of course margin used a lot. and finally, Taraaaaa !!! I also lost capital and profit lost. 

but I am up to now I still play using my initial capital. little by little my capital back. This is my experince using forex

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