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Does it make sense to open two or more accounts with the same broker?

Forex traders have to be mentally bold enough so no sudden collapse can cause harm to traders. But we see many traders are mentally weak with low sustaining power.
 
Opening multiple accounts with the same broker can be beneficial for separating different trading strategies, managing risk across diverse portfolios, or testing various trading approaches. However, it's essential to consider any additional costs, such as maintenance fees or minimum balance requirements, and ensure compliance with the broker's terms and conditions.
 
Opening multiple accounts with the same broker can be beneficial for diversifying strategies, managing risk, or segregating funds. It allows for better organization of trades and capital. However, ensure you understand any potential limitations or fees associated with multiple accounts before proceeding.
 
A broker usually offer many types of account such as mini account, standard account, ECN account, etc... and most brokers allowed me to two or more account.

I don't believe in performance of demo account, it does not reflect the actual market so I can open mini account to test the market, test my EAs and open another ECN account for actual trading.

Do you think that it make senses that way?

And you, do you open two or more accounts with the same broker? What is your reason and strategy? :32 (21):
Yes, it makes sense to use multiple accounts for different purposes, like testing strategies and actual trading. A mini account helps with market testing and EA experimentation, while an ECN account provides real trading conditions. Personally, I don’t trade, but diversifying accounts is a common strategy to manage risk and optimize trading.
 
Owning more than one account in one broker firm is a matter of choice but to me personally, it doesn't make much sense since there are credible brokers scattered all over. What stops me from diversifying if I think I have the fund to play around with.
You make a valid point! While having multiple accounts with one broker can be a personal choice, diversifying across different brokers can enhance security and provide access to various features and services. If you have the funds, exploring multiple platforms can help optimize your trading experience and risk management.
 
This sounds like mental accounting, according to behavioral finance. Investors believe that it is better to have more than one accounts in investing, which prevents them from losses but such irrational act is meaningless, because it is not a problem that how many accounts you have but how much money you have.
Mental accounting, a concept in behavioral finance, leads investors to believe that managing multiple accounts can shield them from losses. However, this approach is irrational; it's not the number of accounts that matters, but the overall amount of money and the strategies used for effective risk management and investment growth.
 
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