Possible imposibility?

Scalping suits my skills the best.I may incorporate other strategies later on but for now illl stick with that.And because I practice on low timeframes I usually ignore fundamental factors or don't trade when any big news are pending.Not because im scared of them but because i try to keep it simple.I think that is also a good think to keep your trading plan simple or atleast for novices.My strategy requires a lot of testing ,backtesting and analyzing.I`m mostly inspired from the book: 7 winning strategies for trading forex,by Grace Cheng,i read that a few months ago,and also from Walter Peters who is a psychologist PhD and a full time forex trader,I suggest them to anyone who is interested in trading “simple”,I learned much from them,also found some great blogs here too at BabyPips.And for the demo account 10 months is really nothing, i saw people demo for 2-3 years before putting in a penny,it might sound crazy but better to be precautious then to lose all your savings,because starters would start with 50 bucks maybe but later if they think they are successful they could add maybe 2-5000 $ and they from that great euphoria of winnings they could get to the other side of losing all.So isn’t it fair to practice more and know your strategy perfectly than to jump in early and lose all your money.

Your comment here is a little better than the previous one…As long as your strategy suits you then it is fine…

Good luck!