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Abstract:What initially drew you to trading? Was it seeing friends and relatives become successful through trading? Or perhaps the persuasive tactics and alluring offers from brokers? In a recent survey of traders, the most common response to this question was - bonuses.
What initially drew you to trading? Was it seeing friends and relatives become successful through trading? Or perhaps the persuasive tactics and alluring offers from brokers? In a recent survey of traders, the most common response to this question was - bonuses.
In speaking with these traders, it was found that some investors may choose a platform solely for the purpose of receiving bonuses, without any intention of trading for an extended period of time. These individuals may even withdraw their funds immediately after receiving the bonus. Meanwhile, novice traders who are serious about establishing themselves in this field may lack the ability to discern the quality of different platforms, and may be attracted to those offering large bonuses as a priority when opening an account.
However, is it really possible for platforms to simply give away money without any strings attached? Can traders easily withdraw these high bonuses that they receive? And is it really true that the higher the bonus amount, the better it is?
In reality, offering bonuses is not a simple matter for brokers, and the size of the bonus is not necessarily indicative of its quality.
Looking across the landscape of small and medium-sized forex platforms, it is rare to find one that does not offer high bonuses. In fact, some platforms even advertise low or even 0 spreads. For novice investors, it is difficult not to be drawn to these tempting offers. As a result, they may overlook important factors such as regulatory qualifications and fund security when making deposit decisions. However, after depositing, investors soon discover that these platforms' bonus withdrawal conditions are extremely strict, or even impossible to meet.
Experienced investors, on the other hand, will notice that large, well-established platforms with full qualifications are not as focused on bonuses. Instead, they tend to adopt a “follow” strategy and also offer bonuses, but with reasonable bonus amounts and withdrawal conditions that investors can realistically achieve. For these high-quality platforms, providing a stable and reliable trading environment for investors, and creating necessary conditions for them to make profits, is far more important than relying on excessive marketing campaigns.
Therefore, before choosing a bonus promotion, it is important to first understand the platform's qualifications, as only authoritative platforms can ensure the safety of one's funds. Under this condition, one should then evaluate whether the platform's bonus settings are reasonable and estimate the probability of obtaining the bonus based on one's trading habits. After the bonus promotion is released, it is not necessary to deliberately increase one's trading volume in order to obtain the bonus. One should continue trading as usual. If one is able to receive the bonus, it is a good thing, but if not, there is no loss.
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