Live vs demo TE, whats the difference?

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02:21,
annacabreraruf

Live vs demo TE, whats the difference?

I've noticed that people don't take demonstration stats why? Assuming that you have an automated egy there should not be any difference.
18:02,
BarreiroQ

The greatest brink between Demo and Live - is an emotional barrier. I have met many traders on the demo that really reluctant to exchange. I believe they will not ever be able to trade in the actual.
19:23,
Ava

Although you are good in demo but fail on real account. . You're not created for trading

find something else to earn some money
20:44,
Victor

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if you're great in demo but neglect on actual account. . You are not made for trading locate something different to make some cash

Very correct. There's not any place for feeble in trading.
22:05,
guilart

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quote Really Correct. There's not any place for weak in trading.

Simply to include here: If you can find the reasons for your failure you've coated half way to successful trading. The other half will come over time.
Never give up before getting up a Couple of times following a fall.
Good luck with trading to all.

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