Hi
I would agree with mystic on this one. This market is not kind, last monday/tuesday saw a lot of people lose all the profits they had built up over the rest of the month.
When you are first starting, keep it small. It is very tempting to follow every trend, and that is the fastest way to blow out your account. Keep your lots sizes small. I would suggest 1% until you have learnt how it all works properly, and learn how you deal with drawdowns yourself. Demo accounts are good, but they are also like playing poker online on a demo account - you don't react the same way unless it means something real, and it is actually your money on the line. You will take bigger risks that is advisable, which you cannot do with real money.
FAPT has automatic lot sizes, and I would use that for a while on your account, learn how much real risk you are taking with very small lot sizes (0.01 trades can blow out an account just the same as bigger ones), and watch your drawdown based on the automatic settings. It is quite scary the first few times you see your account run low on equity to chase a small profit.
The main advice I would give is do not over trade. if you want to last more than a week at this (particulary on a small account), resist the temptation to open trades because you think you see a trend, you will blow out your account with over exposure. This kind of thing cannot be learnt on a demo account because the amount of money is too large, and you can always open another one if it goes wrong. Let the robots do their job, and watch and learn the good and bad.