Kissmequick
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Great threads!
I've been learning demo and extensive reading for 2 years+. Would like to start small and see if I can perform as well as my demo using real account.
Anyways, I have come across that my broker having the option of USD/SGD/EURO/JPY etc accounts. I was contemplating between USD and SGD. Other than the difference in FX of course, is there anything I need to take note?
Any opinions? I am in no way experience, just some book/google/demo knowledge. However, I am ready to take my first real ride, just need some clarifications here and there.
Thanks!
If you are a Singaporean, my advice is to maintain a SGD denominated trading account. You can transfer your initial trading deposit in SGD (by Interbank, cheque or even credit card) and withdrawals in SGD on profits or closing of account.
In addition, you can monitor your profit and loss in SGD which is in my opinion, of convenience as opposed to constantly having to working it back to SGD if the trading account is in USD.
All the best in your trading journey and wishing you a rewarding one.

