Hi, I also started with EUR/USD, which is a good option to start with. Of course, the volatility is higher there, but this is also a plus - there is a chance to make a more significant profit. I advise you to read current forecasts and analytics before you start. https://roboforex.com/beginners/analytics/forex-forecast/currencies/eurusd-forecast-and-prediction/ there is a useful forecast of the EUR/USD rate for the near future, which may come in handy. As for my experience, I started with a small amount and closely followed the market movements. I advise you to enter gradually and pay attention to news from Europe and the United States, which often have a strong impact on the rate.

I stumbled upon your conversation by accident. It's interesting that many people are now interested in forex, but they don't always start by studying the currency pair itself. It always surprises me how people try to delve into the details right away, not paying attention to the basics. I believe that before following complicated forecasts, you should simply understand how the currency market works in general. The main thing is to go step by step, and then everything will become clearer.

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