SIM accounts are problematic for many. It's way too easy to misbehave on them. When it's not going their way, many traders click reset and tell themselves "they won't do that again".
On the other hand, the danger of Live trading, even with micro contracts, is that you can go on "Tilt" and blow the whole account in a very short space of time. I've seen people incur massive losses by going live when they weren't ready. So, you shouldn't trade live until you have a high certainty you will be profitable.
But, to learn to trade you have to get your feet wet. There is no way round it, right?. It has to be real but it shouldn't involve too much risk. Real trading is about having a carrot (reward) and a stick (risk) and performing in the face of risk.
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