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Anna Hwee

Edited 23 Oct 2023

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General Investing

Possible to become a full time forex trader?

How long in general will one be successful as in constant profitable. most of those mentioned in YouTube is suggesting 3-5 yrs?

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Yus Rezal ProfipipsHunter

12 Jan 2024

I am full time by using forex EAs aka Autotrading Robots by the 2nd year, not a full time trader as its not that easy to maintain a steady state of mind all the time so that you can be consistent in your trading.

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Ian

04 Nov 2023

Never say never

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J Ang

29 Oct 2023

Certainly possible if you put in lots of hard work and learn from the right mentors.

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Eiscue

28 Oct 2023

No harm giving it a go!

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Seedname

27 Oct 2023

Dont think anyone can do it for long...

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