Thank you for all the advice! I’ve started practicing on Olymp demo account and its not looking that good so far :( Often I get profit, but most of the times give it back immediately doing another silly trade or even worse that that - several silly trades in a raw. However, the platform is great, the thing is I need more practicing...

Depends on how confident you are in the trading system that you use. If you are not sure that you do have a trading system, then it's probably too early to start trading with real money. On the other hand staying on demo account for too long can ruin your intention to grow as a trader. Getting monetary reward is an important motivation that trader must get.

Glad that the advice to pay attention Olymp forex platform was useful! I completely agree with previous posts on the readiness to trade with real money. I recently read a book on neurophysiology. It is said there that modern homosapien tends to view money as the direct source of food and shelter. The risk to lose money or unexpected wins block neocortex and trader starts acting like a primitive creature: in case of danger fights back, runs or pretends to be dead. Some traders start making numerous silly trades (which seems to be your case), others remove stop losses and wait hoping that the price will come to their entry point again. Some quit trading. This seems to be possible to train your mind to act wise, but you will significantly increase your chances to succeed if you start with insignificant for your financial status amounts.

I was thinking about what you've said for a long while. In purpose, I didn't comment what you've said about neurophysiology of trading experience right after you mentioned that, cause I had to digest the information. To tell the truth, I had a very negative trading experience about a year ago. I had a feeling that broker is the one to be blamed. So I started posting lots of negative reviews saying that the broker is manipulating charts, has fake quotes, etc. I was not sure if it was true but I wanted to fight back because of my financial losses and I did. Now I understand that I chose a wrong enemy. I didn't know anything about trading systems. Enemy was inside of my head. It was difficult to admit this and the only reason I'm doing this is because there are many newcomers here. For them it will be useful to learn the lesson with someone else's experience, not their own.

Ahaha, you don't have a plan or system if you are still saying "looks like I do". When you have a trading system, you will know for sure you have it. You will know when you should trade, which asset, which direction, under which circumstances and, most importantly, when you DO NOT trade.