I don't even know what to advice on this one.
On the one hand we've got better payouts for advanced which increases your chances to succeed no doubt. On the other han starting with an uncomfortable trading size might ruin your confidence and ability to think sharp.

Of course its better to start with a deposit that you feel is comfortable. Advanced status can be purchased for expert points. Simply work on collecting more of those and you will eventually come to the point when you get advanced.

Landargas:
Of course its better to start with a deposit that you feel is comfortable. Advanced status can be purchased for expert points. Simply work on collecting more of those and you will eventually come to the point when you get advanced.

19 800 XPs seem to be A LOT. It will probably take ages.

The trick is that these points you not only get when you trade actively. More XPs are granted for completing daily tasks and in my experience some of these tasks kinda complete themselves if you trade actively enough.
Moreover Olymp Trade often helds different kinds of tournaments which are also a great way to get more of XPs for basically nothing. Duringthe recent Black Friday Cup I got thousands of XPs as gifts in a Free spin game that was a fun part of the tournament.

That sounds like a plan! Thanks y'all for advice!

What do you guys think of the Quickler that has been recently introduced by Olymp Trade? Any luck using it?

OMG, I've been trading with Olymp for so long that I've even stopped bothering to explore each new feature down to the bones here.
Quickler got my attention. No wonder about it. Quite an innovative feature.. very unusual. Yet, my choice is to stick to good old reliable trading methods.
In trading if something works good enough, better not touch it.

Haha, true! Definitely true! Better not change anything in a system that works consistently and brings you profits on a monthly basis. I say monthly as I haven't seen a trader yet that would earn $$ every day.

Landargas:
Haha, true! Definitely true! Better not change anything in a system that works consistently and brings you profits on a monthly basis. I say monthly as I haven't seen a trader yet that would earn $$ every day.

Correct me if I'm wrong, Quickler is the special composite asset that reflects the volatility of all assets avaialble al Olymp Trade. It's been introduced to allow traders do FTT trades that last 5 seconds only.
Why so? Whyh not let do 5 seconds trades on every asset?

All seems to be correct. I'm not a big fan of ultra-shortterm FTT trades. Trading gets too chaotic in this case.
How can you really predict anything in this scope?
The reason they don't introduce 5 seconds trading for all assets is that this will open to many opportunities for people to complain. Markets are decentralized. Quotes can be slightly different at different exchanges. A trader that loses money on 5 seconds FTT trade will easily find an exchange where the quote will be different at that moment of time. In order to aviod such groundless complaints I think the broker avoids allowing untro-shortterm trading on all the assets. I'm not sure this is the only reason, but that would be my best guess.

I tried all major currency pairs and found USD/JPY most favorable to trade. This pair gives me less losing trades and more profitable ones. What do you think about this asset, guys? Are there similar assets? I mean assets easy to trade.

It’s really a very good one. If you like to open long trades, USD/JPY is one of the best assets for this. The Japanese yen is prone to tumbling against the evergreen buck, so for most of the time this currency pair goes up

LOL I wonder why didn't I notice that even though Olymp dashboard with stats could give a hinty actually
Why does it tend to go up all the time?

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Analasroston:
LOL I wonder why didn't I notice that even though Olymp dashboard with stats could give a hinty actually
Why does it tend to go up all the time?

It’s very beneficial for Japan to keep its national currency devalued against the American dollar because this country is one of the leading exporters in the world. Besides this, the Bank of Japan keeps its interest rate negative and the difference in favor of the US interest rate gives the greenback a good boost versus its Japanese rival.

JPY is one of the most “faithful” assets to the American dollar. Many times I saw when the greenback stagnated, USD/JPY demonstrated a good ascend.

As for your question about easy-to trade assets, I can recommend cross pairs, including those with the Japanese yen such as CHF/JPY, NZD/JPY, etc.

what pair gave you the most profits, overall, you think?

It's hard to count, but I believe jpy pairs are the top ones. It’s not as slow as nzd or aud, but not as volatile as gbp pairs, just perfect for me. I like to trade gbp\jpy sometimes but I wouldn’t recommend it for beginners, it’s volatile as hell.

So as a beginner I should stick to nzd pairs? Is it less risky?

Kinda. You can start with it. Low volatility means lower stop-losses, lower stop-losses mean it’s easier for you to stick to your money management rules. Money management is crucial, especially at the start of your trading experience.

Mazugore365:


It’s very beneficial for Japan to keep its national currency devalued against the American dollar because this country is one of the leading exporters in the world. Besides this, the Bank of Japan keeps its interest rate negative and the difference in favor of the US interest rate gives the greenback a good boost versus its Japanese rival.

Exactly. Export-driven economies get more value from weakening their national currencies. Though there should be a balance between domestic and overseas profits otherwise currency weakness will rather be a negative factor.
Although the Bank of Japan is concerned about the yen's depreciation, I predict usd\jpy long-term bullish rally.

Same. I was thinking about it while analysing the usd\jpy chart. It’s always good to get fundamental confirmation of your technical efforts.

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