CapitalBear Questions & Answers

The demo or practice account has no limitation whatsoever. And that's good, otherwise, any limitations would limit your opportunity to practise and get better. Even if you blow up the account, meaning you lose all the money in it for trading, you can make a new "deposit" and continue trading. Also, you can choose your account balance size, which will provide you with a better experience to mirror a real account and real trading conditions.

Nice one, I didn't even crack my head over thinking which of them brings me more profits... I usually trade majors. I'd say, predominantly. Because market conditions recent times are prepossessing for trading majors and not so severe price fluctuations allow me to speculate on it. Classical kit includes EUR/USD and GBP/USD. These are those pairs which brought me solid money within the period I've been trading on this platform.

It is definitely hard at all. It takes literally minutes for you to register, and then just follow the instructions to provide any additional information or document they might request based on your nationality and jurisdiction. The rest also does not take too much of your time.

Hey buddy! Yeah sure, I can not state that is somehow better, it removes some noise from you chart but you lose your flexibility so its hard to say! I hope that helped you!

I can only assume that you are a beginner and that is why you are asking these types of questions. And of course I can give you some advice. You must have noticed that all assets have peculiarities in price movements. Some are active only at certain times and others are always volatile. I advise you to start trading less volatile financial instruments, for example, currency pairs. They are less risky, which means you won't lose a lot of money if you make mistakes.

You'll see different opinions online about it. But I want to tell you my personal opinion. In my experience, $500 is the most optimal amount to trade confidently and make significant profits at the same time.In spite of the fact that the minimum requirements of this broker are lower, I still recommend starting from this sum.

The broker doesn't have the leverage as we used to know it. The ratio which is used to calculate the margin requirements for different assets. Instead CapitalBear has what is called a multiplier. Basically it's the number which you need to multiply your fixed deal on to. And this multiplier is defined by the asset you trade. I guess currencies as usual, have the biggest multiplier around x500 or something. Commodities, cryptos and ETFs go with much less, x20 or x5 even.