Hi everyone! I’m a new trader and have been trading on a demo account until now. Recently, I moved to Canada and want to start trading on a real account I found that IC Markets, capital xtend and Exness don’t allow me to open an account as a Canadian resident. My question is: How do traders who travel continuously kept trading through their broker accounts? Can I use a Pakistani broker account while living in Canada, or do I need to find a new broker? I’d really appreciate advice from anyone who has faced a similar situation. Thank you!

I’m a new trader. So far, I’ve only traded on a demo account. Now I’m planning to open a real IC Markets MT4 account and start scalping with the Cambist indicator, initially with $200. If I can consistently achieve around 2% per month for 3 months, I’ll consider depositing more. I’m moving to Canada on September 15 and will stay until March 1 on a closed work permit. I have two questions: 1. Should I open my IC Markets account now in Pakistan using my BOP bank account? Will the IC Market account continue to work when I’m in Canada? 2. Or would it be better to open the IC Markets account after arriving in Canada and opening a Canadian bank account? 3. Also is it possible on a Closed Work Permit? I’d really appreciate advice from anyone familiar with trading across countries.

Assalam-o-Alaikum everyone, I would like to ask Sir Laeeq or any seniors from Sarmaya: If I upgrade to the Premium version of Sarmaya Skool, will I be able to access the Roadmap and Risk Management videos that were mentioned in Episode 1 of the Learn 2 Earn series by Sir Faraz and Kashif Jawad Sahib? I am currently working with the same Cambist strategy and am planning to take the FTMO Challenge. I would really appreciate your guidance on whether these resources are available in the Premium version. JazakAllah Khair!

Assalam o Alaikum everyone. I am a new trader, practicing on an FTMO demo account and planning to buy the 1-Step Challenge. I scalp using the Cambist indicator. My win rate was 85–90% during the first 2 weeks, but last week (war satuation), almost all my trades hit stop loss. I look for signals throughout the day, not just during the New York session, and trade until 11:30 PM. I know 3–4 consecutive stop losses can happen in this strategy, but I experienced many more. Kindly guide me: Is this normal during war/high volatility, or am I doing something wrong? Thank you.