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In What do you wish to achieve through forex?
May 04 at 18:33
I want to pay my mortgage off early - how boring zzzzzzzz
In Best Broker for a Newbie
May 04 at 18:33
[quote]Mohammadi posted:
Actually without using practically that is really difficult to make sure a right broker, because there are lots of trading broker are available in this retail market place and...
In Need an advice
May 04 at 18:31
[quote]TeddyBrendon posted:
I'm not so sure. I would go with a more well known broker if you are newbie[/quote]
Agreed
In Type of Traders
Apr 30 at 14:44
[quote]richestfx posted:
[quote]Mohammadi posted:
Each the trader has a choice of the broker to be used, should the trader can choose a broker that is more appropriate to the concept of trading that w...
In Forex Courses
Apr 30 at 14:43
[quote]rorofx posted:
you can try babypip's school of pipsology for basics.[/quote]
That is good for the basics
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