Is there any point to start trading with 20$?

[Xampeuu]

to start trading with a capital of $ 20, I think it's a normal thing to do. My advice is that we should be based on the percentage of profit, remembering that if we look at it in nominal terms it will feel very small, and this can damage our psychology, for example if we profit 20% in a month, in terms of percentage it is already a good achievement, but if we see the nominal is only $ 4, so don't think that working 1 month is only enough to buy 1 pack of cigarettes, but we must be aware of the amount of capital used, and the consistency of the development of our funds

[rat03gopoh]

I suddenly remembered the 1k to 10k journey of a trader who transparently shares every open and closed position on his Twitter, if everyone forgets this is what I mean. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5410409.0
Just to make the OP more excited that with above average trading skills will be able to achieve significant returns in the expected time.

[Kelvinid]

I suddenly remembered the 1k to 10k journey of a trader who transparently shares every open and closed position on his Twitter, if everyone forgets this is what I mean. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5410409.0
Just to make the OP more excited that with above average trading skills will be able to achieve significant returns in the expected time.

- then $20 to $2k journey, that can be possible, though.
However, I couldn't find it was too easy for him as it certainly takes a long time to grow $20 and make it bigger. It is actually a good start but OP must plan as well to add more funds to help it grow fast, impatience really have a bad influence and I was afraid he could be in that situation and give up.

Because for me even if it was the minimum amount to trade, I should have to start above the minimum amount in order to fully enjoy trading and learn more.

[MiF]

As a newbie in trading 20$ is a good start, there's no point if you start trading with a big capital because theres a possibility that you will loss it because you are in a learning stage or you still collect some idea to make a perfectly trade and if you start with a big amount of money you will surely regrets at last.

[Smitty Werben Man Jensen]

As a newbie in trading 20$ is a good start, there's no point if you start trading with a big capital because theres a possibility that you will loss it because you are in a learning stage or you still collect some idea to make a perfectly trade and if you start with a big amount of money you will surely regrets at last.

capital of $ 20 to trade on the spot market I don't think it will develop well,
unless you want to trade on Binance futures then you can double your money, but indeed the risk you have to accept is also very high,
because futures trading if you are wrong and you are not wise then liquidation will happen to you.

[Lorence.xD]

As a newbie in trading 20$ is a good start, there's no point if you start trading with a big capital because theres a possibility that you will loss it because you are in a learning stage or you still collect some idea to make a perfectly trade and if you start with a big amount of money you will surely regrets at last.

capital of $ 20 to trade on the spot market I don't think it will develop well,
unless you want to trade on Binance futures then you can double your money, but indeed the risk you have to accept is also very high,
because futures trading if you are wrong and you are not wise then liquidation will happen to you.

Yes it's still depends on how you use that $20 in trading because some couldn't even last in the market once you enter with that amount. But still starting with small amount is a good way to get experience and to be familiarize with the system, I am not saying that he would lose that $20 fast but we all know that there's no beginning without a loss since it's a part of our development and skills in this industry. Watch some videos and learn a lot cuz I got liquidated the first time I deposited money.

[n0tailbg]

Hello everyone,

I’ve lately been trying alot of different ways to start making money but something in me tells me trading could be really fun and exciting to get into. Unfortunately I can’t afford to invest much right now so I’ve managed to invest around 20$ to get started. I’d really appreciate if you all could let me know if what i am doing is worth it or am I just wasting time?

Kind regards,
Human

It is very good that you decided to trade with a small amount. Because the main problem is that people start trading large amounts and lose everything. I advise you to spot trade on Binance (https://binance.com/), and if you decide to trade on margin, then use XGO (https://xgo.com/).

[Viscore]

Hello everyone,

I’ve lately been trying alot of different ways to start making money but something in me tells me trading could be really fun and exciting to get into. Unfortunately I can’t afford to invest much right now so I’ve managed to invest around 20$ to get started. I’d really appreciate if you all could let me know if what i am doing is worth it or am I just wasting time?

Kind regards,
Human

That is what you actually need for your initial investment. You don’t have to actually put a huge amount to make you profitable. After all, investing large amount cannot guarantee profits as well. It all depends on how knowledgeable and skilled you are when choosing what and where to invest. However, if you are already making profits from your initial investment, then you can start trading as well with a bigger size. Trading can make you more profitable if you are actually doing the right thing.

[Botnake]

Why not? It's even important to start trading at a small amount so you can easily increase your trading size if you start being profitable from it. Also, trading is way more susceptible to losses if you are still starting to trade so it's safe to trade with a minimal amount. For now, increase your knowledge and improve your skills first so you can trade successfully and make significant profits.

[Timmzzy]

 Every trading journey has a point will i say A START UP POINT. But can you be patient in the process? you will definitely come across lots of YOUTUBE VIDEO'S of many traders who will post 1000X win rate strategies. one question you will ask your self is are these strategies really working the way it is been hyped. so my advise i will give so far is if you are starting with the $20 stick to what works for you and dont be in a rush to flip the $20 to $20,000 in just a day because these are the kind of post you will see out there HOW I FLIP $5 TO $50,000 IN A SINGLE TRADE it isn't possible.

[Franctoshi]

capital of $ 20 to trade on the spot market I don't think it will develop well,
unless you want to trade on Binance futures then you can double your money, but indeed the risk you have to accept is also very high,
because futures trading if you are wrong and you are not wise then liquidation will happen to you.

It's more preferable to start trading the $20 in spot trading than thinking of going into trading it on futures, I assure you that there's a 95% chance that he either not go see the capital let alone getting it double futures is very risky and not something to start trading with $20 or with no experience. If he puts the $20 into Bitcoin via spot trading with time it will appreciate and reduces the chances of losing all the money when trading futures.

[cute nmp]

You can start trading with as little as $10,it does not need huge capital especially for a beginner trader.You just need to learn a good risk management strategy in which your gains will be able to cover for the losses and still make consistent profits at the end of the day no matter the market situation.

[barlo357]

Hello everyone,

I’ve lately been trying alot of different ways to start making money but something in me tells me trading could be really fun and exciting to get into. Unfortunately I can’t afford to invest much right now so I’ve managed to invest around 20$ to get started. I’d really appreciate if you all could let me know if what i am doing is worth it or am I just wasting time?

Kind regards,
Human

You can start by leverage trading. I started at $10, and I made it $1000 in few weeks by using high leverage. As possible, don't use max leverage, maybe a minimum of 20x will do. Learn technical analysis to position properly on both take profit and stop loss. There are basic indicators that could help you. I use bollinger bands and rsi but it is up to you what are your preferences on the indicators that you are going to use.

[carlisle1]

You can start trading with as little as $10,it does not need huge capital especially for a beginner trader.You just need to learn a good risk management strategy in which your gains will be able to cover for the losses and still make consistent profits at the end of the day no matter the market situation.

The very important factor when you are in this kind of business, learning the process no matter how much is your starting investment as long as
you are learning the process, eventually you will manage to grow your money.

It's important to have skills. There are different types of investors and you need to know your classification to find the right strategy that will fit you.

Things that you needed to learn while trying your way to succeed, no matter how big or small your investment, without learning the process
it will be difficult for you to survive.

[Mahanton]

You can start trading with as little as $10,it does not need huge capital especially for a beginner trader.You just need to learn a good risk management strategy in which your gains will be able to cover for the losses and still make consistent profits at the end of the day no matter the market situation.

The very important factor when you are in this kind of business, learning the process no matter how much is your starting investment as long as
you are learning the process, eventually you will manage to grow your money.

It's important to have skills. There are different types of investors and you need to know your classification to find the right strategy that will fit you.

Things that you needed to learn while trying your way to succeed, no matter how big or small your investment, without learning the process
it will be difficult for you to survive.

Learning process doesnt really need that huge funds for you to do so, its true that even on a mere amount or something that a dust called would really be just that sufficient.It is really just the same on how things should really be dealing up with.It is really just that differ on numbers but in overall execution or on how it works is really just the same. It is really just that you do get bored and impatient since you do see that you do have that small amount but it is really  still that significant if you are really that eager to learn .There are really just that people who are really that in a rush and this is where you would really be tending to make
use of huge amounts but eventually these type of people would be losing that big before they would really be making those realizations along the way. In the question about 20 bucks would be significant
on learning trades, then i would say its a yes because despite of that small amount you could still able to execute out unless if a certain exchange does have that higher trading amount limit or minimum.

[molsewid]

Learning process doesnt really need that huge funds for you to do so, its true that even on a mere amount or something that a dust called would really be just that sufficient.It is really just the same on how things should really be dealing up with.It is really just that differ on numbers but in overall execution or on how it works is really just the same. It is really just that you do get bored and impatient since you do see that you do have that small amount but it is really  still that significant if you are really that eager to learn .There are really just that people who are really that in a rush and this is where you would really be tending to make
use of huge amounts but eventually these type of people would be losing that big before they would really be making those realizations along the way. In the question about 20 bucks would be significant
on learning trades, then i would say its a yes because despite of that small amount you could still able to execute out unless if a certain exchange does have that higher trading amount limit or minimum.

Yes, if someone wants to learn trading 20$ is good, but he need to expect a little gain and the profit is not yet showed easily. Some sites offers demo trading account maybe he should try it. It is good that he starts to trade in small amount first before going big time. Some people skip the learning part they just want to go with the trend and that could add more risk in their trading journey.

[Kasabus]

It’s not a big amount but it’s simply what beginners only need so they can manage their losses if ever their trades become unsuccessful. And since they have less experiences with trading, then they should not jump into putting big amount of capital because that will only mean huge amount of losses as it’s rare to see newbies in trading ends a trade with a huge amount of profits.

[nur rochid]

It’s not a big amount but it’s simply what beginners only need so they can manage their losses if ever their trades become unsuccessful. And since they have less experiences with trading, then they should not jump into putting big amount of capital because that will only mean huge amount of losses as it’s rare to see newbies in trading ends a trade with a huge amount of profits.

indeed starting small will really help us to apply the strategies that have been learned in theory, so it remains only to practice and understand the difficulties encountered in the real market. not a few of us will experience a variety of new problems, especially with ourselves personally so struggling must be able to overcome them, and of course there will be many other new things. as time goes by, we will have a lot of experience and be smarter in trading, and I think the capital will increase by itself, so learning gradually will be better

[Timmzzy]

You have every point to trade with 20$ because thats what you have, but what i will advise on is maintained that act you will use from the start to the finish, greed is the only killer MACHINE in this trading industry.

[Natalim]

It’s not a big amount but it’s simply what beginners only need so they can manage their losses if ever their trades become unsuccessful. And since they have less experiences with trading, then they should not jump into putting big amount of capital because that will only mean huge amount of losses as it’s rare to see newbies in trading ends a trade with a huge amount of profits.

indeed starting small will really help us to apply the strategies that have been learned in theory, so it remains only to practice and understand the difficulties encountered in the real market. not a few of us will experience a variety of new problems, especially with ourselves personally so struggling must be able to overcome them, and of course there will be many other new things. as time goes by, we will have a lot of experience and be smarter in trading, and I think the capital will increase by itself, so learning gradually will be better

But I'm not sure if that $20 is enough to learn more about trading or just it has gone in a few days.
Of course, I do believe that learning to trade is costly, you can't expect profit in your learning days but losses. This means that we have to commit mistakes first and lose some dollars in order to get the benefit we wanted. Because success doesn't come too easily, we have to get it with hard work and patience, and most of all, we have to spend some money on it.