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@ Nurmala:

If you are confident in your scalping trading strategy, and you can already generate consistent profits in a demo account, then you can enter a real account. A profitable trading strategy does not mean that every trade must be profitable, but the accumulated result from several trades within a certain period of time is still profitable overall. For example, if you can profit from 70 out of 100 trades in your demo account, then the profit percentage is 70%. If you enter a real account using the same trading method, it is assumed that the probability or possibility of profiting in 100 trades is 70%.

For scalping, traders usually do not use a specific trading system. Usually scalping relies on observing price action confirmed by technical indicators, namely trend indicators and momentum indicators in the form of oscillators (RSI, stochastic, CCI).

 

I wouldn't dare, Ma'am. I used to wait up to 1 year to learn on a demo account. After consecutive losses, I went back to a demo account for 6 months. Don't be greedy first, master the knowledge first. I used to think, oh, what's so hard about just pressing the buy and sell buttons? But when I tried it, I got margin called repeatedly. My advice to you, as a fellow beginner, is to try it on an account for at least 6 months first.