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Why Trade a Mini Forex Account?

The PFG Mini forex account is designed for those new to online currency trading and those with limited investment capital. There is a smaller deposit required to open a PFG Mini forex account and trading sizes are 1/5th the size of a regular account. The smaller trade size greatly reduces the risk associated with currency trading. Although the PFG Mini forex trading account provides as much leverage as a regular account, clients have the opportunity to take smaller size positions, taking on less total risk. The PFG Mini forex trading account is intended to introduce traders to the excitement of currency trading while minimizing risk.

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More Staying Power in the Market

In our experience, traders with accounts under $5000 are more successful trading a Mini forex trading account. Trading currencies during times of heavy market volatility can be very risky if you are overexposed. Many traders have too small an account balance to last out even a small market movement against them or to make trading mistakes. Because of the reduced margin requirement associated with the Mini forex trading account, traders are less likely to experience early margin calls. The approximate pip value on a regular PFG account is $10 per pip and the mini is $2.

Start with a Small Account and Develop a Disciplined Trading Strategy with Less Risk of Principal

The Mini forex trading account can be a useful asset in assisting traders to cultivate a disciplined trading strategy without focusing on P/L. When trading larger volumes on the standard account, traders with smaller account balances tend to watch their equity fluctuate and base trading decisions on emotional reactions to these fluctuations. For example, such traders tend to resist closing-out trades at a loss, using the rationale that the market will turn around. Undercapitalized traders also tend to immediately take their profits when the market is moving in their direction, rather than maximizing their gains by letting their profits run.

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