Brisk Markets Bonus

Let's say you just signed up for a no deposit bonus program and got a $100 free capital. You then use it to trade and earn a $25 profit. What is the so-called bonus profit? The correct answer, of course, is $25.

If you want to draw the $100 bonus, there will be more requirements that are usually hard to comply with.

For example, to withdraw the bonus, you have to trade this lot before the bonus term ends:

(bonus amount) x 3 lots

So if the reward you get is $100, then you need to trade 300 lots!

Such a huge trading size is not ideal for retail traders aiming for trading with minimal risk. If you end up pushing yourself, more often than not you'll get a margin call first before hitting the 300 lots required.

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A forex deposit bonus is a bonus that is closely linked to the deposits made by a trader and it is available to all clients of the broker offering such a promotion.

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If this happens, just look for a bonus at other brokers. Providing withdrawal conditions on bonus profits indicates a broker's policy that is difficult and unfair to traders. Bonus profit is a trader's earning, so brokers should not make it difficult to withdraw it.

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1. Welcome bonus: a reward to greet new clients for their initial account opening
2. No deposit bonus: gives you the opportunity to trade without depositing any money
3. Deposit bonus: a forex bonus that applies to every deposit, thus benefiting all clients; both new and recurring.

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