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VPS Provider in Tokyo with Custom ISO Boot – Worth the Hassle?

By brooksenicole120 May 20 at 11:07

Hey tech people,I’m diving into a new project that requires running a custom OS build from an ISO, and I’m considering deploying it in the APAC region specifically Tokyo, for proximity to my user base.The catch? Not all VPS providers support custom ISO booting, especially in affordable plans. While researching, I came across a few optio...

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Last post by brooksenicole120 May 20 at 11:07

MyFXbook new account problems

By The_Nyght Dec 12, 2023 at 10:39

Hi Divisi_Mahal,Try to contact the support team, and they will most probably update your broker's servers IP addresses. Quote

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Last post by The_Nyght May 20 at 08:00

Change USERNAME

By ClaudioAldazosa Aug 13, 2024 at 22:03

I am the opposite of you. I want to remove the company name because I don’t know that it cannot be modified 😢

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Last post by VitaZylostar May 19 at 06:30

Why Most Retail Traders Fail – And How to Break the Cycle

By amitradex May 18 at 18:55

Most new forex traders lose money not because they lack tools, but because they lack structure.This thread will explore the core reasons behind consistent losses — from poor risk management and over-leveraging to emotional decision-making — and provide simple, actionable strategies to trade with discipline.Let’s break the myths an...

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Last post by amitradex May 18 at 18:55

Why do some people lose money in trading?

By Mdraghib May 08 at 12:18

Because for somebody to profit, others must lose. Currency markets trading is a mostly zero sum game, hence extremely large returns for some traders is a result of a small or medium or large loss of another group of traders.

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Last post by bardachok May 17 at 11:25

What are the basic strategies to trade gold?

By Mdraghib May 14 at 11:47

Absolutely, trading gold requires a solid understanding of price movements and smart reaction to market signals. I’ve used many of the strategies mentioned like following trends and watching key levels, but the game changer for me came when I started working with Mr. Demitry Jenkins. After years in the financial markets, nothing compares to t...

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Last post by Joshch May 16 at 12:02

How is the Capital Street FX broker?

By D_Mario May 14 at 09:52

I've started to use Capital Street FX and I want to know the experience of my follow traders of using capitalstreetfx

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Last post by D_Mario May 14 at 09:52

How to become emotionless trader?

By jay_patel Jan 20 at 04:28

What sabotage are you talking about? Like setting targets and dfailing to follow or pursue them? Actually it is easily solved by trading plan.

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Last post by bardachok May 12 at 09:47

What to Look Out for When Using a Fast Scalping Strategy?

By AtlanticQuant May 12 at 04:58

Good points. I’d add: always backtest and forward-test under real market conditions, not just ideal spreads. Also monitor slippage stats closely—especially during volatility spikes. I run an automated bot on XAUUSD and share real-time signals, so I know execution quirks can kill performance fast. Scalping requires precision across the b...

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Last post by y8g9NkylxG May 12 at 09:44

What are pip, bid/ask spread, and lot size in Forex?

By Mdraghib May 12 at 07:49

In Forex, a pip is the smallest price move a currency can make—usually the 4th decimal place. The bid/ask spread is the difference between the price you can sell (bid) and buy (ask); it’s like the broker’s fee. And lot size just means how big your trade is—standard (100,000 units), mini (10,000), or micro (1,000). These thre...

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Last post by Mdraghib May 12 at 07:49

About to try Wemastertrade Instant propfirm

By tungdoan1993 Apr 11 at 08:04

I think just go for "standard one", it;s be basic. Their product seem confusing too

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Last post by Pupsik May 12 at 03:55

Market Recap: U.S. Stocks Slip After Rally; Fed Rate Decision in Focus

By KhaBanh May 06 at 04:40

Market Recap: U.S. Stocks Slip After Rally; Fed Rate Decision in FocusU.S. stocks pulled back on May 5 after a nine-day rally. The S&P 500 dropped 0.6%, Nasdaq 0.7%, and Dow 0.2%, as markets reacted to renewed trade tensions and falling oil prices. President Trump's new 100% tariff on foreign-made films hit media stocks like Netflix and...

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Last post by KhaBanh May 06 at 04:40

The best, safest and most reliable investment and financial management platf

By facai May 05 at 12:30

The best, safest and most reliable investment and financial management platform without worrying about the safety of funds. You can receive the principal and profit in one day.We have the largest and most professional team.

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Last post by facai May 05 at 12:30

Market Recap: U.S. Stocks Climb, Dollar Strengthens, Gold Declines as Trade Te

By KhaBanh Apr 24 at 04:03

As U.S. stocks climb, the dollar strengthens, and gold pulls back amid easing trade tensions, it's a timely reminder that market shifts can happen fast. Achieving financial stability requires a well-crafted investment strategy, especially in moments like these. Demitry Jenkins' signals and strategies have consistently delivered, taking my p...

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Last post by Herrada28 May 05 at 11:43

US Stocks Rally on Earnings and Economic Data

By KhaBanh May 05 at 04:59

Achieving financial stability requires a well crafted investment strategy especially in today’s dynamic economic climate. With US stocks rallying on strong earnings and solid economic data, it's clear that having the right guidance is key. Demitry Jenkins' signals and strategies have consistently delivered impressive results, even dur...

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Last post by Herrada28 May 05 at 11:25

Market Outlook: Price Volatility Ahead of May FOMC Meeting and Economic Data

By KhaBanh May 05 at 10:46

With the May FOMC meeting on the horizon and increased price volatility expected, having a clear and adaptable strategy is more important than ever. Achieving financial stability requires a well crafted investment approach, not guesswork. That’s exactly what I found with Demitry Jenkins. Even during turbulent conditions, his signals and strat...

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Last post by Herrada28 May 05 at 11:10

Steps I Follow Every Time I Try a New Broker

By Kgrueg May 04 at 04:50

Over the years, I’ve learned (sometimes the hard way) that getting comfortable with a new broker isn’t just about spreads and leverage. There are a few things I now do every single time I try out a new trading platform — whether it's a big name or a lesser-known broker.Here’s my usual checklist: ✅ 1. Start with a Demo &n...

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