Yeah ! Especially if English isn’t everyone’s first language 
Wahahahaha lmao laughing my Ass off
If you get as far making a steady-ish 5% per month (which, undoubtedly, a [I]very small[/I] proportion of aspiring traders eventually manage - it took me many years - you might be faster?), then about £15 per month.
[I][U]Key concept[/U][/I]: the primary aim of trading with £300 shouldn’t be to make a lot of money from it, but to gain experience, practice and education, until you’re confident of being able to trade steadily without losing money.
Long-term, successful trading isn’t about profit maximisation: it’s about risk-management.
The development of risk-management skills isn’t trivial, for most people, most of the time, because it depends on acquiring some working knowledge and experience of probability and statistics, which are themselves non-trivial and rather counter-intuitive subjects.
Sorry if this comes across as disparaging or pessimistic, but “it is what it is”.
The realities predicate that nobody’s going to get rich from trading forex with £300, and at least 99% of those who try to get rich from that amount are probably going to lose most of their money.
ps …
you can always find exceptions, if you just know where to look
why? share the joke
I’m not trying to get rich off it, I just want a little bit of money.
Slowly buddy. It take mi 3 yrs on demo. After tat start real account. My hand shake even when I start on demo account. It take time… Forex is your business have to manage it slowly n carefully.
Yes, everyone also just want a little bit of money. But seriously u really need to discover yourself. What kind of trader u want to b. And u also really need to come up with a strategy that suit u best. Just to share with u a example. This is my trading platform. My strategy may look complicated and disaster to u. But it suit me. My strategy is hunting for price reverser. So every trader trading habit is dif, so u have to find the best that suit u most.
I’m trading with 2 currency pairs.
Fair enough, of course. And good luck! 
I have the habit of sounding “cautious” about questions like yours, in the forum, simply because I know that many people have very unrealistic expectations about what they’re likely to achieve through forex-trading, and how quickly they’re likely to achieve it: it seems to me that many people greatly [B][U]over[/U][/B]estimate what it’s possible/likely to achieve quickly (but they also perhaps tend, overall, to [B][U]under[/U][/B]estimate what it’s possible to achieve slowly, with patience, discipline, education and practice).