I am confused about one thing in trading forex options.
if the spot price of EURUSD in 1.4644 and i open a sell put option at 1.5000 and the expiry for next day.
the sell option is a credit options so i should receive the premium right??
so when will i receive the premium after expiry?
and what if the spot price at expiry is 1.4550 how much will i lose?

You will lose 1.5 – 1.4550 = 0.0450 on the exercise of the put but you get to keep the option premium no matter what, so your loss will actually be 0.04550 – (premium collected)

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Leaving high leverage away which would greatly increase the loss of a trade on a live platform and considering the profits only is there any difference and does the price has the same fluctuation?

Live and demo forex accounts have similarities and differences. Demos do not operate the same as a live account in all respects.

A demo’s interface will be the same as a live account. Meaning the operations of how to place trades and use the platform will be the same. The quotes you see for each currency pair will also be the same.

Where a demo will differ is in the execution. Demos cannot simulate slippage which is important for market, stop loss, pending, entry orders,etc. So I wouldn’t consider the demo to be exactly the same. The reason why demos don’t simulate this is because the orders are not being sent to the banks for execution or the brokers dealing desk which would determine the availability of liquidity at that moment. Your demo order is not competing against a live account order.

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Obviously I have a lot to learn before I decide to open an account on Forex and start investing but how much money would I need to start with to be able to make any money and to make it even worth the time and effort investing and researchign? I’m a college student so if it’s more than a couple hundred bucks I’ll probably have to wait.

Invest only what you can afford to lose. Most trading platforms offer mini accounts where you can start trading with minimum of $50 to $250. Trade only with leverage of 1:1 (only invested money) and never go beyond 10:1.

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