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Hi,
I am a hobby trader, by no means experienced , but have self taught over the last year, with no small amount of reliance on your website and U-Tube content, so thanks for that :)
I recently opened an account with Darwinex, but made the error of rushing in with more of a funded challenge approach, rather than the slow and steady which I realise now would probably be the best strategy. The question I have, with the Darwinex analysis of trading patterns, is it more effective to close the account and try again, or persevere?
I realise the answer could vary dependent on the financials of the account, but rather than overcomplicate the questions, is there a general opinion that any of the TA Team or my fellow day traders would like to share?
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Hey Stephen,
About the Darwinex account, since it does not have a drawdown rule and even if you lose a big amount, you can still trade, it’s best that you try to get in profit with another strategy.
That is what I would say but it’s up to you how you want to proceed.
Kind Regards,
Nikos
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