A little advice?

[kanades]

Hi guys.
I am an 18 years old student who's currently pursuing a diploma and I am interested in investing to earn some extra cash for future plans. I have been doing a lot of research the past weeks and have even tried the demo on Oanda and I feel that I am ready to try the real thing.

But here's the thing, I really want to start investing online through Oanda but it requires me to be at least 21 years old, which I am not. The reason why I chose Oanda is because it does not need a minimum sum and the platform is easy to use.

Now, I am not sure how I can start anymore as most places require at least a $1000 deposit and I do not have that much saved up.

Could anyone advice me on this? Thank you.

 

[Dividends Moderator]

Hi Kanades, investing is doing intense research on companies and on Oanda, what you are doing is trading, exchanging of currencies here and there.

It is different young and energetic will get you far!

 

[hwmook]

Hi guys.
I am an 18 years old student who's currently pursuing a diploma and I am interested in investing to earn some extra cash for future plans. I have been doing a lot of research the past weeks and have even tried the demo on Oanda and I feel that I am ready to try the real thing.

But here's the thing, I really want to start investing online through Oanda but it requires me to be at least 21 years old, which I am not. The reason why I chose Oanda is because it does not need a minimum sum and the platform is easy to use.

Now, I am not sure how I can start anymore as most places require at least a $1000 deposit and I do not have that much saved up.

Could anyone advice me on this? Thank you.

If you don't even have a $1000 then forget it, you are not ready.

 

[FP_IFA]

You are brain washed by all the flowery thing about forex. It is much harder than you could ever imagine. If you are not prepare to lose, then stay away from it. And don't even try to borrow money for this ****.

 

[alexchia01]

Hi guys.
I am an 18 years old student who's currently pursuing a diploma and I am interested in investing to earn some extra cash for future plans. I have been doing a lot of research the past weeks and have even tried the demo on Oanda and I feel that I am ready to try the real thing.

But here's the thing, I really want to start investing online through Oanda but it requires me to be at least 21 years old, which I am not. The reason why I chose Oanda is because it does not need a minimum sum and the platform is easy to use.

Now, I am not sure how I can start anymore as most places require at least a $1000 deposit and I do not have that much saved up.

Could anyone advice me on this? Thank you.

Why the rush?

Just wait another for 2 years.

In the mean time, study hard.

 

[Darkzi0n]

spend the next 3 years saving up instead... meanwhile continue reading.... weeks of preparation is hardly adequate.

 

[wahkao3]

need at least 30k

split 30k into 5 positions