I agree and it is also fun to work on multiple accounts. Especially when you’re aware of the possibilities and the risk is relatively lower. I traded on a lot of micro accounts when I was a complete beginner.
I prefer mini accounts over micro, tbh. I mean if you have to trade, you might as well get a taste of a little risk.
A majority of brokers provide both mini and micro accounts as they are both essential to the forex trading business. Most beginners start with a micro account as it allows you to manage risk effectively and get used to the business. You can then move on to mini accounts. In a mini account, one pip of a currency pair based in the US is equal to $1, as compared to $10 in a standard account. A standard account is most often used by experienced traders.
Mini accounts are okay too but the amount is usually higher than micro accounts. How much did you start with on mini accounts?
Micro and Mini allow you to trade less which is what beginners need to start with. Start with smaller trading as it will allow you to adopt emotions and get used to it.
Forex micro accounts are usually the simplest to start with as there is less risk involved
If you are pretty sure about your trades, I do not feel there is any harm in going ahead with the mini account, in fact it is better. But if you still have speculations about any particular trade, then stick to the micro account. Trading I feel is more about confidence and attitude now.
If you are a novice trader, I would suggest a micro count. Trading with minimal lot sizes is the best option for you since you’ll have access to all the tools.