Demo Platforms: Take advantage of a demo platform. It is just a simulation of a real trading experience, using the very software you would make a regular trade on. I often hear people bad mouth demos, saying you can't learn anything from them. These people are experts, but they've forgotten how they learned. Demos won't make you a millionaire trader, but they help get you over that initial learning curve you face as a new trader. You get to learn how to use your software, you get to see the process of a trade and get to test out your initial strategies on it. I think that is a significant learning tool.
Handling Bad Trades: Every trader, from newbie to expert, all have a bad trades. It is impossible to eliminate them. You do get better and you can reduce them, but overall we all have bad trades. What separates good trades from bad trades is how they deal with these bad trades. The defining characteristic between a good traders loss and a bad traders loss is that the good trader cuts their losses long before the bad trader. This means that the bad trader holds onto a currency longer and losses more money. Take a lesson from the good trader, cut your losses.
Have A Good Broker: The broker is your tool for moving around money. Anything that holds your money needs to be up to a certain standard. You want something that represents the professionalism of a bank, with the fees of Walmart. The best place to get good reviews of brokers is in online forums. People are constantly talking about them, and you should learn which ones to avoid and which one you should try out.
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