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Posts by Anking69

Which pair do you use? In New Traders Oct 05 2013 at 21:13
What currency pairs are your favorite when you trade Forex? I prefer EUR/USD and GBP/JPY. The first is very popular, and therefore fairly predictable, while GBP/JPY has a very high Intraday volatility, which allows you to earn many pips. What do you say?
Do You Make a Living Trading? If Yes~ What is Your Typical Day Like? In General Oct 05 2013 at 21:13
Not yet, because I don't make enough money, I wish is my the future.
Where can I learn how to trade in the forex ? In General Sep 30 2013 at 13:40
I started few times ago opening an account on babypips and start learning from there, then i opened my first demo account with a broker, i don't know if i can say the name, anyway i made my first mistake with them but everything i know it's because of it. Good luck bro
Newbi In New Traders Sep 22 2013 at 07:50
Hello to all guys, this is the first site about forex that I register into, it's nice to get to know a new world and new people who go around, I knew of this world talking to a friend of mine who is using a demo forex account, forward to it being more experienced and get so good a figure more conspicuous to invest. Now as you may have guessed, I was at the ABC of it, could you give me some advice, where to start? What can I read or watch? Thanks to all
Ebook or course to follow? In New Traders Sep 19 2013 at 09:58
Does anyone know of good books to read to learn forex? Or some course to follow is free or for payment. I started to do trading but it still seems all very complicated, although still very charming, I would not bring me down and exit the market, but to learn and grow. If we also know some experienced trader who teaches would be very helpful. Thanks in advance.
ACCOUNT BASE CURRENCY CAN AFFECT PROFITS ! In General Sep 19 2013 at 09:58
[quote]lihkin posted: When we execute trades in the fx pair spot market we earn profits in various currencies such as euro, usd, yen, pound etc. But then these profits are converted to the accounts base currency. while converting the exchange rates apply, and we pay spread! !! !!! That means if u earn profit in cad, u pay spread for gbp/cad if ur accounts base currency is usd, its the best until usd is not falling down. Any ideas/ views on this friends [/quote] I think you're perfectly right!
new trader In New Traders Sep 17 2013 at 14:06
Hi I'm a newbie of forex trading, hope it's going to be a successful experience
Not one system or EA here is worth putting real money into In General Sep 17 2013 at 14:00
[quote]conorp posted: My title says it all. The vast majority of systems and EAs on this site are rubbish. There may be some good ones that I havnt found, but Im not going to spend any more time trying to find them. In general, the results are of most systems here are driven by one or more of the following: 1. Backtested on demos only (anyone can generate great results with backtests) 2. Manipulated (i.e. adding and subtracting deposits from the account or hiding trades. I noticed discrepancies in many of the figures) 3. Manipulated to gain high win/loss % by using horrendous drawdown exposu...
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