You wouldn’t use a 20 lot size if you’re trading your own account.
Demo trading has its benefits, like helping you get started, but trading with your own money…even if it’s just $20 …is usually better.
With a demo account, you can hold onto a losing position for hours or days without worrying because it’s just paper trading. But when your own money is at stake, the situation changes entirely.
Each one of these entries is a risk of $200 per pip. How big are your stop losses?
I think you’ll find each one of those is actually $137.29 per pip
If you don’t know, then you’re getting lucky.
The lot size and the number of trades suggest that you might be restarting demo accounts frequently. If you want to learn effectively, use 1-cent lot sizes and limit yourself to one trade per chart. Focus on proving that you can catch pips consistently.
Bro this is nothing like the real thing lol