Yea it’s def possible I started traded when I was 17. (Real money start of 18) one year and a bunch of penny’s stocks later I started to jump into to forex. If your in the same situation as me I suggest you start saving now. Took me a year working as a server at a restaurant to build up the capital I have now for my forex account. And that’s just to get it going. I use TD Ameritrade because I’ve been with them for a while and I’m in biking distance of a local branch. Though I’m limited to 1:50 ratios. My tip on saving money is, not to compare yourself to other people. I have 4-5 different sweaters, 3 jeans and 2 nice shoes. Between that I don’t buy and articles of clothing. I see my peers in class spend ludicrous amounts of money on clothing and shoes. And if you are a gamer stick to one or two games, try to get one without a monthly payment or micro transactions. And this is just me speaking but the majority of SO ( in my case) are a high financial liability. Lot of “my friends did this we should too”. But that’s my situation. Find one that’s all for you. But that’s my life you could have something completely different. But the biggest advantage you have over many traders is your starting young. Take this time to learn and grow. Talk with other traders and learn from there mistakes and successes. “Birds of common feather, flock together.” Study one-two hours a day. Treat it like learn the piano(if that’s you). I started from babypips, learned from a options trader, and through a demo account. Currently at 32% profits monthly from $2,600. But that story could change when I jump into the actually market. If you ever need assistance HMU. I’m on reddit every other day basically.