Forex has high job satisfaction or less

[Kazumu Fukunaga]

It depends on how much you dedicate time for trading. A trader can have a full-time job and make an income from forex trading as well. Many traders work part-time as they battle to balance their other daily responsibilities with trading forex.

You can trade forex for a part time, that's no problem. However, you have to skilled enough to make money consistently. And it takes time and commitment to get skilled. It doesn't occur in several months.

 

[colincook]

Selecting forex trading as your career is not a big deal, but there must be some feeling behind it. Were you looking for work freedom, or to make a profit with your own analysis and knowledge, or to test your capabilities? If any of these were your thoughts before making Forex trading a career, then you will probably enjoy being a trader.

 

[Eduardo Lucchese]

Even though Forex is a business, you can have a job satisfaction trading forex. You can trade forex both as a part time trader and professional trader.

 

[Oscar Shumack]

Not all traders are satisfied with their earning because majority of the traders suffer losses on average.

 

[SaadBinToha]

It varies from traders to traders. Some people trade Forex as a job whereas some others took forex as a business.

 

[SaadBinToha]

It’s true that forex has high job satisfaction but all this satisfaction fades away with suffering more and more losses.

 

[Aaron_0]

Without working on mistakes, self-development is impossible but many traders ignore this. Using moderate leverage in trading and trading in low spread-consuming pairs are preferred.

 

[Ethan]

Traders are finding growing interest in scalping because it is the quickest way of earning profit from the market. Sometimes wild guesses are enough for scalping.