As someone navigating trading with low capital and no steady income, I’ve realized how tough it can be to find a footing. Starting small feels risky, especially when every naira counts, but I believe there’s potential to grow even in this situation.
I’ve been exploring strategies like using demo accounts to sharpen my skills and watching out for opportunities like airdrops or low-cap trades to build up gradually. However, it’s not always straightforward, and the fear of losses can be overwhelming.
For those who’ve been in a similar position, how did you make it work? What tips or resources helped you grow in trading with limited resources? I'd appreciate any insights!
It truly is a tough thing starting trading with a low capital, and when every naira counts, I don't think it's the best to trade, rather, invest that little capital on Bitcoin and hold for a while, when the market is bullish, then it can create profit for you, making your capital a bit more robust than initial stage. Acquiring some basic knowledge can serve as a stepping stone in trading, as knowledge is a paramount thing when it has to do with trading.
Using demo to practice is quite ok, but it is not to be compared with real trading or live account. They are both different. Trading with demo is having fun while trading, but when it comes to live account, any slight mistake can bring you bankrupt. It can be fun when on a demo trading account, practicing new trading techniques, using those techniques in the live account and you see the trade going against you to the point of liquidation, then you'll know the difference practically.
I do say, trade with the amount that won't affect you financially or emotionally. It is better trading with an affordable little capital than trading demo account and calling one's self a trader.