Simulated trading is a way to trade in a risk-free environment using virtual funds. It allows traders to test strategies and improve their skills without risking real money. 

Simulated trading platforms mirror live market conditions. This means that price movements are similar to those that you would find in a live trading account.  

Simulated trading itself is not risky because no real money is at stake. However, it can create a false sense of security if traders don't account for real-world factors like slippage and emotions. It’s important to treat it seriously and develop solid risk management strategies. 

No, you cannot lose real money in demo trading because you are using virtual funds. However, if you are participating in a trading challenge, you may need to pay a challenge fee, which is non-refundable if you don’t meet the profit targets. 

Plus Markets' simulated trading environment is suitable for a wide range of trading strategies, including scalping, day trading, swing trading, and trend following.  

As long as you adhere to the challenge rules and risk parameters, you are free to use the strategy that best suits your trading style. 

Yes, successful Plus Markets traders can make good money. Traders who meet profit targets in the simulated trading environment receive real payouts, with 90% of their profits paid out weekly. Earnings depend on trading performance, risk management, and consistency. 

Use this profits calculator to estimate how much you could make as a trader. 

If a Plus Markets trader loses money in the simulated trading environment, there is no financial risk to them.  

However, if they exceed the loss limits set in the challenge, they may fail the evaluation and need to restart the challenge. Since traders are not using real capital, they do not owe any money for losses incurred in the demo environment. 

Yes, demo trading is completely legal. It is a widely used tool by traders to practice strategies, test market conditions, and refine their skills without risking real money. Plus Markets' simulated trading environment operates within legal guidelines, allowing traders to earn real payouts based on their performance.