That is probably pretty standard today. The toilet leaked to international standards.
I have just funded a tiny live GP trading account for a much loved former victim - minimum deposit $500 AUS. By a happy chance, the funds did not arrive in time for trading today, as I intended setting RnR loose on it hoping for the best. Had I been able to trade the account today, I am sure it would now have only $400 in it.
I will let you guys know how this account gets on when I do finally manage to set RnR on it. For sure, the former victim is
definitely trading with funds he can afford to lose.
I did not actually blow that demo I was talking about earlier, but the repeated partial emergency closures had a dramatic effect on the balance - and would have been a sickener had I been a noob depositing $10,000 for the first time.
Leaky toilet markets happen. The art is surviving them. Here is what today has taught me vis a vis RnR:
- trade only one pair, and a volatile one at that. My recommendation is GJ. I could be wrong.
- trade a maximum of 0.01 lots per $2,000 of balance
My conclusions may change with experience. We shall see.
I shall be heavily over-trading my former victim's account. It will make rapid progress if I am lucky; it will blow up quickly if not.
In the meantime, the fun craptest I am running at the mo has turned his $500 into $1,221,841,906 and it is less than half way through. I get a bit hazy after 6 digits, but I think this is a billion plus some odd change of a hundred million or two. Not sure this is
entirely realistic.

It is good fun and hey, most billionaires started out with somewhat less.

Read the effing manual, ok?
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