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What is forex?
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visit this
http://perfect-forex.blogspot.com/
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The site you ask us to visit is for losers. FX (Forex) is a unregulated arena for trading currencies. Many people make good money trading them. ....... 95% of all newbe's lose most to all of their accounts within the first 90 days.
The site you suggest we visit has the "air" that this investing is easy and is for everyone. That's what happens in an uregulated industry. Companies can (and do) say anything you want to hear.
Read many good books on FX trading. Take a year before you invest one cent.
Consider yourself warned.
The site you ask us to visit is for losers. FX (Forex) is a unregulated arena for trading currencies. Many people make good money trading them. ....... 95% of all newbe's lose most to all of their accounts within the first 90 days.
The site you suggest we visit has the "air" that this investing is easy and is for everyone. That's what happens in an uregulated industry. Companies can (and do) say anything you want to hear.
Read many good books on FX trading. Take a year before you invest one cent.
Consider yourself warned.
anyone with real and successful experience on the FOREX?
innovation
I am investigating trading on the FOREX. Their are so many seminars offering this and that, and plenty of warnings on youtube to stay off the ForEx. Research Ive seen suggests 95% of traders fail and go broke, Ramsey says 7 in 10 traders lose money...I'm looking to find and hear from any traders with actual experience who are consistently profitable. Please Help!
Answer
I made good money trading forex during 2005 and 2006, and actually made more than trading stocks and futures because of the high leverage. I was already a successful trader, and this was too good to be true. But then it became real popular and I had to rework my strategy. And then the rules changed.
Forex is largely unregulated and run by the banks. It wasn't enough for them to make money from the newbies. They were taking on too much risk trading against real traders. If I could see their heavy-handed moves and fakeouts and stop running, then others could as well. I exploited their weaknesses and used their strengths against them. They began denying my market orders when it was clear I would make money and they would lose. What kind of crap is that? Are they making a market or not?
Too many outside traders were making too much money. So they changed the rules.
Their algorithms work perfectly now to take advantage of fear and greed of the masses. They know just how much to move price to make you cave in and give up, or feel like you're missing out and get you in, then reverse it. They are masters of exploiting weak hands. Getting caught up in the middle of useless plundering is no fun.
There is almost no such thing as a trend anymore in forex; until there is and you wonder how you missed it.
I still occasionally trade forex, but trading stocks and index futures makes so much more sense, I find myself going for days without seriously even considering forex anymore.
The lure of forex is being able to start with so little money, high leverage and it's easy to learn how to push a few buttons to make trades.
Unfortunately, it is the most difficult market you could choose, and those very same things spell disaster for the newbie: high leverage and being underfunded and little experience.
Save your money and learn to trade stocks and ETF's. Develop a Trade Plan, and trade the simulator with fake money until you can show a consistent profit.
Contemplating making a living from trading is a pipe dream until you've done something; 90% of all traders fail in the first year, and there's some pretty smart people in that group. Trading isn't like other jobs, where you learn all you can, work hard, get the experience, and bing, you're successful. There are no guarantees with trading. It can drive you insane with frustration because it's more than 50% psychological, and not what you think you know.
The key here is that forex is a "trading" vehicle for experienced and advanced traders with lots of tools and computer power at their disposal. Even my two super-fast computers and eight monitors are no match for the mainframe computers used by the banks and hedge funds and currency traders around the world. You and I are just suckers to them; part of a little game they play for amusement on the side of their real business.
Are you a successful trader? If not, steer clear of forex until you are. You will lose your money and learn nothing more than how to push a few buttons.
Forex is no "game" like a video game. It's a pool of sharks ready to feed and eat you alive; always circling your position. You will find yourself on the defense immediately, and it is no fun. Unless you can learn how to join them and go on continual attack, you will lose. Nobody ever made any any real money playing defense. Investors beware -- this is not for you.
I made good money trading forex during 2005 and 2006, and actually made more than trading stocks and futures because of the high leverage. I was already a successful trader, and this was too good to be true. But then it became real popular and I had to rework my strategy. And then the rules changed.
Forex is largely unregulated and run by the banks. It wasn't enough for them to make money from the newbies. They were taking on too much risk trading against real traders. If I could see their heavy-handed moves and fakeouts and stop running, then others could as well. I exploited their weaknesses and used their strengths against them. They began denying my market orders when it was clear I would make money and they would lose. What kind of crap is that? Are they making a market or not?
Too many outside traders were making too much money. So they changed the rules.
Their algorithms work perfectly now to take advantage of fear and greed of the masses. They know just how much to move price to make you cave in and give up, or feel like you're missing out and get you in, then reverse it. They are masters of exploiting weak hands. Getting caught up in the middle of useless plundering is no fun.
There is almost no such thing as a trend anymore in forex; until there is and you wonder how you missed it.
I still occasionally trade forex, but trading stocks and index futures makes so much more sense, I find myself going for days without seriously even considering forex anymore.
The lure of forex is being able to start with so little money, high leverage and it's easy to learn how to push a few buttons to make trades.
Unfortunately, it is the most difficult market you could choose, and those very same things spell disaster for the newbie: high leverage and being underfunded and little experience.
Save your money and learn to trade stocks and ETF's. Develop a Trade Plan, and trade the simulator with fake money until you can show a consistent profit.
Contemplating making a living from trading is a pipe dream until you've done something; 90% of all traders fail in the first year, and there's some pretty smart people in that group. Trading isn't like other jobs, where you learn all you can, work hard, get the experience, and bing, you're successful. There are no guarantees with trading. It can drive you insane with frustration because it's more than 50% psychological, and not what you think you know.
The key here is that forex is a "trading" vehicle for experienced and advanced traders with lots of tools and computer power at their disposal. Even my two super-fast computers and eight monitors are no match for the mainframe computers used by the banks and hedge funds and currency traders around the world. You and I are just suckers to them; part of a little game they play for amusement on the side of their real business.
Are you a successful trader? If not, steer clear of forex until you are. You will lose your money and learn nothing more than how to push a few buttons.
Forex is no "game" like a video game. It's a pool of sharks ready to feed and eat you alive; always circling your position. You will find yourself on the defense immediately, and it is no fun. Unless you can learn how to join them and go on continual attack, you will lose. Nobody ever made any any real money playing defense. Investors beware -- this is not for you.
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anyone with real and successful experience on the FOREX?
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innovation
I am investigating trading on the FOREX. Their are so many seminars offering this and that, and plenty of warnings on youtube to stay off the ForEx. Research Ive seen suggests 95% of traders fail and go broke, Ramsey says 7 in 10 traders lose money...I'm looking to find and hear from any traders with actual experience who are consistently profitable. Please Help!
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I made good money trading forex during 2005 and 2006, and actually made more than trading stocks and futures because of the high leverage. I was already a successful trader, and this was too good to be true. But then it became real popular and I had to rework my strategy. And then the rules changed.
Forex is largely unregulated and run by the banks. It wasn't enough for them to make money from the newbies. They were taking on too much risk trading against real traders. If I could see their heavy-handed moves and fakeouts and stop running, then others could as well. I exploited their weaknesses and used their strengths against them. They began denying my market orders when it was clear I would make money and they would lose. What kind of crap is that? Are they making a market or not?
Too many outside traders were making too much money. So they changed the rules.
Their algorithms work perfectly now to take advantage of fear and greed of the masses. They know just how much to move price to make you cave in and give up, or feel like you're missing out and get you in, then reverse it. They are masters of exploiting weak hands. Getting caught up in the middle of useless plundering is no fun.
There is almost no such thing as a trend anymore in forex; until there is and you wonder how you missed it.
I still occasionally trade forex, but trading stocks and index futures makes so much more sense, I find myself going for days without seriously even considering forex anymore.
The lure of forex is being able to start with so little money, high leverage and it's easy to learn how to push a few buttons to make trades.
Unfortunately, it is the most difficult market you could choose, and those very same things spell disaster for the newbie: high leverage and being underfunded and little experience.
Save your money and learn to trade stocks and ETF's. Develop a Trade Plan, and trade the simulator with fake money until you can show a consistent profit.
Contemplating making a living from trading is a pipe dream until you've done something; 90% of all traders fail in the first year, and there's some pretty smart people in that group. Trading isn't like other jobs, where you learn all you can, work hard, get the experience, and bing, you're successful. There are no guarantees with trading. It can drive you insane with frustration because it's more than 50% psychological, and not what you think you know.
The key here is that forex is a "trading" vehicle for experienced and advanced traders with lots of tools and computer power at their disposal. Even my two super-fast computers and eight monitors are no match for the mainframe computers used by the banks and hedge funds and currency traders around the world. You and I are just suckers to them; part of a little game they play for amusement on the side of their real business.
Are you a successful trader? If not, steer clear of forex until you are. You will lose your money and learn nothing more than how to push a few buttons.
Forex is no "game" like a video game. It's a pool of sharks ready to feed and eat you alive; always circling your position. You will find yourself on the defense immediately, and it is no fun. Unless you can learn how to join them and go on continual attack, you will lose. Nobody ever made any any real money playing defense. Investors beware -- this is not for you.
I made good money trading forex during 2005 and 2006, and actually made more than trading stocks and futures because of the high leverage. I was already a successful trader, and this was too good to be true. But then it became real popular and I had to rework my strategy. And then the rules changed.
Forex is largely unregulated and run by the banks. It wasn't enough for them to make money from the newbies. They were taking on too much risk trading against real traders. If I could see their heavy-handed moves and fakeouts and stop running, then others could as well. I exploited their weaknesses and used their strengths against them. They began denying my market orders when it was clear I would make money and they would lose. What kind of crap is that? Are they making a market or not?
Too many outside traders were making too much money. So they changed the rules.
Their algorithms work perfectly now to take advantage of fear and greed of the masses. They know just how much to move price to make you cave in and give up, or feel like you're missing out and get you in, then reverse it. They are masters of exploiting weak hands. Getting caught up in the middle of useless plundering is no fun.
There is almost no such thing as a trend anymore in forex; until there is and you wonder how you missed it.
I still occasionally trade forex, but trading stocks and index futures makes so much more sense, I find myself going for days without seriously even considering forex anymore.
The lure of forex is being able to start with so little money, high leverage and it's easy to learn how to push a few buttons to make trades.
Unfortunately, it is the most difficult market you could choose, and those very same things spell disaster for the newbie: high leverage and being underfunded and little experience.
Save your money and learn to trade stocks and ETF's. Develop a Trade Plan, and trade the simulator with fake money until you can show a consistent profit.
Contemplating making a living from trading is a pipe dream until you've done something; 90% of all traders fail in the first year, and there's some pretty smart people in that group. Trading isn't like other jobs, where you learn all you can, work hard, get the experience, and bing, you're successful. There are no guarantees with trading. It can drive you insane with frustration because it's more than 50% psychological, and not what you think you know.
The key here is that forex is a "trading" vehicle for experienced and advanced traders with lots of tools and computer power at their disposal. Even my two super-fast computers and eight monitors are no match for the mainframe computers used by the banks and hedge funds and currency traders around the world. You and I are just suckers to them; part of a little game they play for amusement on the side of their real business.
Are you a successful trader? If not, steer clear of forex until you are. You will lose your money and learn nothing more than how to push a few buttons.
Forex is no "game" like a video game. It's a pool of sharks ready to feed and eat you alive; always circling your position. You will find yourself on the defense immediately, and it is no fun. Unless you can learn how to join them and go on continual attack, you will lose. Nobody ever made any any real money playing defense. Investors beware -- this is not for you.
FOREX Trading Question?
landy77
I read that most people that start out in FOREX do not do well. I started a practice account and looked at trends from the month chart down to the sixty minute chart buying into trends while keeping a good margin. I also read what the indicators do. I started with $3,000 and in a week I have grossed around $600. My question is, it seemed very easy and I didn't know if this is typical or because the account is a demo the results are fixed for results.
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I wouldn't trust "retail forex" practice accounts, as there's a potential incentive for "retail forex brokers" to convince people that they're profitable, even when they aren't, just to get people to send in real money and churn their accounts to 0. In so-called "retail forex", you aren't really trading foreign currencies directly; you're trading an over-the-counter contract issued by your "broker" (not really a broker even because they're your counterparty)..
Of course, it's certainly possible that the simulator is accurate. What I would do is try to verify the results against a third-party source, such as Yahoo's currency calculator. Also, keep in mind that just a week isn't a very long time horizon; you may just have gotten lucky, so you might want to look over a much longer timeframe. Anecdotal evidence seems to indicate that at least 95% of "retail forex" customers lose (you can search the Web for various stats on this, for what that's worth).
Forex is crowded with scams, generally, so please be careful; see also this warning from the CFTC:
http://www.cftc.gov/opa/enf98/opaforexa15.htm
I wouldn't trust "retail forex" practice accounts, as there's a potential incentive for "retail forex brokers" to convince people that they're profitable, even when they aren't, just to get people to send in real money and churn their accounts to 0. In so-called "retail forex", you aren't really trading foreign currencies directly; you're trading an over-the-counter contract issued by your "broker" (not really a broker even because they're your counterparty)..
Of course, it's certainly possible that the simulator is accurate. What I would do is try to verify the results against a third-party source, such as Yahoo's currency calculator. Also, keep in mind that just a week isn't a very long time horizon; you may just have gotten lucky, so you might want to look over a much longer timeframe. Anecdotal evidence seems to indicate that at least 95% of "retail forex" customers lose (you can search the Web for various stats on this, for what that's worth).
Forex is crowded with scams, generally, so please be careful; see also this warning from the CFTC:
http://www.cftc.gov/opa/enf98/opaforexa15.htm
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What is a foolproof low risk forex strategy?
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Inquisitiv
There are many forex strategies on the net but all have their risks. also mentioned. What could be the simplest, safest forex strategy for someone with $ 1000 who loves to be in the forex game.
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Take a year to learn as much as you can and then go very slowly. Anyone that suggests to you that there is a simple way to invest in FX that "works" is either not telling the truth or is ignorant.
Keep in mind that 95% of all new traders lose most of their money in the first 3 months of trading FX. Surely the success rate would be higher if there were any "formulas" that really worked.
Take a year to learn as much as you can and then go very slowly. Anyone that suggests to you that there is a simple way to invest in FX that "works" is either not telling the truth or is ignorant.
Keep in mind that 95% of all new traders lose most of their money in the first 3 months of trading FX. Surely the success rate would be higher if there were any "formulas" that really worked.
anyone with real and successful experience on the FOREX?
innovation
I am investigating trading on the FOREX. Their are so many seminars offering this and that, and plenty of warnings on youtube to stay off the ForEx. Research Ive seen suggests 95% of traders fail and go broke, Ramsey says 7 in 10 traders lose money...I'm looking to find and hear from any traders with actual experience who are consistently profitable. Please Help!
Answer
I made good money trading forex during 2005 and 2006, and actually made more than trading stocks and futures because of the high leverage. I was already a successful trader, and this was too good to be true. But then it became real popular and I had to rework my strategy. And then the rules changed.
Forex is largely unregulated and run by the banks. It wasn't enough for them to make money from the newbies. They were taking on too much risk trading against real traders. If I could see their heavy-handed moves and fakeouts and stop running, then others could as well. I exploited their weaknesses and used their strengths against them. They began denying my market orders when it was clear I would make money and they would lose. What kind of crap is that? Are they making a market or not?
Too many outside traders were making too much money. So they changed the rules.
Their algorithms work perfectly now to take advantage of fear and greed of the masses. They know just how much to move price to make you cave in and give up, or feel like you're missing out and get you in, then reverse it. They are masters of exploiting weak hands. Getting caught up in the middle of useless plundering is no fun.
There is almost no such thing as a trend anymore in forex; until there is and you wonder how you missed it.
I still occasionally trade forex, but trading stocks and index futures makes so much more sense, I find myself going for days without seriously even considering forex anymore.
The lure of forex is being able to start with so little money, high leverage and it's easy to learn how to push a few buttons to make trades.
Unfortunately, it is the most difficult market you could choose, and those very same things spell disaster for the newbie: high leverage and being underfunded and little experience.
Save your money and learn to trade stocks and ETF's. Develop a Trade Plan, and trade the simulator with fake money until you can show a consistent profit.
Contemplating making a living from trading is a pipe dream until you've done something; 90% of all traders fail in the first year, and there's some pretty smart people in that group. Trading isn't like other jobs, where you learn all you can, work hard, get the experience, and bing, you're successful. There are no guarantees with trading. It can drive you insane with frustration because it's more than 50% psychological, and not what you think you know.
The key here is that forex is a "trading" vehicle for experienced and advanced traders with lots of tools and computer power at their disposal. Even my two super-fast computers and eight monitors are no match for the mainframe computers used by the banks and hedge funds and currency traders around the world. You and I are just suckers to them; part of a little game they play for amusement on the side of their real business.
Are you a successful trader? If not, steer clear of forex until you are. You will lose your money and learn nothing more than how to push a few buttons.
Forex is no "game" like a video game. It's a pool of sharks ready to feed and eat you alive; always circling your position. You will find yourself on the defense immediately, and it is no fun. Unless you can learn how to join them and go on continual attack, you will lose. Nobody ever made any any real money playing defense. Investors beware -- this is not for you.
I made good money trading forex during 2005 and 2006, and actually made more than trading stocks and futures because of the high leverage. I was already a successful trader, and this was too good to be true. But then it became real popular and I had to rework my strategy. And then the rules changed.
Forex is largely unregulated and run by the banks. It wasn't enough for them to make money from the newbies. They were taking on too much risk trading against real traders. If I could see their heavy-handed moves and fakeouts and stop running, then others could as well. I exploited their weaknesses and used their strengths against them. They began denying my market orders when it was clear I would make money and they would lose. What kind of crap is that? Are they making a market or not?
Too many outside traders were making too much money. So they changed the rules.
Their algorithms work perfectly now to take advantage of fear and greed of the masses. They know just how much to move price to make you cave in and give up, or feel like you're missing out and get you in, then reverse it. They are masters of exploiting weak hands. Getting caught up in the middle of useless plundering is no fun.
There is almost no such thing as a trend anymore in forex; until there is and you wonder how you missed it.
I still occasionally trade forex, but trading stocks and index futures makes so much more sense, I find myself going for days without seriously even considering forex anymore.
The lure of forex is being able to start with so little money, high leverage and it's easy to learn how to push a few buttons to make trades.
Unfortunately, it is the most difficult market you could choose, and those very same things spell disaster for the newbie: high leverage and being underfunded and little experience.
Save your money and learn to trade stocks and ETF's. Develop a Trade Plan, and trade the simulator with fake money until you can show a consistent profit.
Contemplating making a living from trading is a pipe dream until you've done something; 90% of all traders fail in the first year, and there's some pretty smart people in that group. Trading isn't like other jobs, where you learn all you can, work hard, get the experience, and bing, you're successful. There are no guarantees with trading. It can drive you insane with frustration because it's more than 50% psychological, and not what you think you know.
The key here is that forex is a "trading" vehicle for experienced and advanced traders with lots of tools and computer power at their disposal. Even my two super-fast computers and eight monitors are no match for the mainframe computers used by the banks and hedge funds and currency traders around the world. You and I are just suckers to them; part of a little game they play for amusement on the side of their real business.
Are you a successful trader? If not, steer clear of forex until you are. You will lose your money and learn nothing more than how to push a few buttons.
Forex is no "game" like a video game. It's a pool of sharks ready to feed and eat you alive; always circling your position. You will find yourself on the defense immediately, and it is no fun. Unless you can learn how to join them and go on continual attack, you will lose. Nobody ever made any any real money playing defense. Investors beware -- this is not for you.
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How do people lose money in Forex trading ? ( 10 points for best and serious answer )?
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fluke
I want to know about Forex trading (just for my knowledge )
I do not understand how 95 % people lose money ?
is there any given time that you can hold the currency ? or can you hold it for a long time(like 1 year ) (like stocks ) and sell it ?
if some one starts with $10 ,what is the maximum that he can earn from ONE DAY (assume that he is the best forex trader in the world) :P ?
Answer
95% of Forex traders lose because they are amateurs with more hopes than skills. They play against seasoned professionals who have been doing this for a living over many years, equipped with the latest in news feeds, computers and algorithms.
What makes you think amateurs have much chance of winning against them? there will be one or two here & there, but the vast majority will lose most or everything they invest.
The $10 you mention is a rounding error in the trades of the professionals. You will need several thousand dollars to even start.
Best to go and borrow some books on Forex from your library, and read them. You will be far more informed, and in a better position to succeed.
95% of Forex traders lose because they are amateurs with more hopes than skills. They play against seasoned professionals who have been doing this for a living over many years, equipped with the latest in news feeds, computers and algorithms.
What makes you think amateurs have much chance of winning against them? there will be one or two here & there, but the vast majority will lose most or everything they invest.
The $10 you mention is a rounding error in the trades of the professionals. You will need several thousand dollars to even start.
Best to go and borrow some books on Forex from your library, and read them. You will be far more informed, and in a better position to succeed.
How do I choose a forex trading system?
Newbie
I am new to the forex market and am looking for a good trading system that actually works. Can someone point me in the right direction please?
Answer
Forex market or Foreign Currency Exchange market is one of the biggest trading market in the world with over USD 1.3 Trillion traded in a day. It is drawing attention ever since it is open to Online trading. Forex trading can be very profitable if you take your time to do a proper research, understanding various options and choose a system that works for you. The most used Forex trading system may not be the most suitable for your needs.
There are many different kinds of Forex Trading Systems and you need to know a few facts as mentioned below, before choosing and funding a system.
1. Testimonials: Is there anyone out there who is trying to sell a system and show you testimonials from the people who actually didn't like the system? Highly unlikely. You should do proper research before indulging into a system that is completely new to you.
2. Impression: Do not be over impressed from high percentage of winning forex trades because a 90-95% winning trades with with average value $10 gets you $900. If you have 10% losing trade and unfortunately average losing trade is $200, then your account is reduced by $2000. This is an explanation that people often tend to ignore while doing Forex Trading or any trading in general.
3. Profit: Do you want to work with a Forex Trading system that breaks even? Why? If you keep the money in your home, you will still break even, then why take all the hassles of setting up an Forex Trading account and do all the work. Really speaking, you should always do some research on how profitable a particular trading system is?
4. Drawdown: The maximum drawdown of trading system is defined as the greatest peak-to-valley drawdown in a trading systemâs equity. Maximum drawdown gives us a measure of the survivability of the trading system.
5. Time to profit: The actual time it takes to achieve the results with a particular trading system. You should plan to have a long and profitable relationship with your trading system.
Try to use a trading system that let you open a Demo account so that you can practice and learn about Forex Trading without risking any money.
I have tried many of these systems in my quest to simplify my trading experience. I personally have found FreedomRocks to be the system that has worked for me. I have found no bad information on this system from anybody that has actually used it. I have found many skeptics and bashers but nothing from those that have actually tried at least the free trial they offer.
Below are a couple of links that may that I have found in my travels around the web:
http://www.yourforexinvestor.com
http://www.babypips.com
To your success,
Brandon Wells
bjwells@yourforexinvestor.com
877-773-5345
Forex market or Foreign Currency Exchange market is one of the biggest trading market in the world with over USD 1.3 Trillion traded in a day. It is drawing attention ever since it is open to Online trading. Forex trading can be very profitable if you take your time to do a proper research, understanding various options and choose a system that works for you. The most used Forex trading system may not be the most suitable for your needs.
There are many different kinds of Forex Trading Systems and you need to know a few facts as mentioned below, before choosing and funding a system.
1. Testimonials: Is there anyone out there who is trying to sell a system and show you testimonials from the people who actually didn't like the system? Highly unlikely. You should do proper research before indulging into a system that is completely new to you.
2. Impression: Do not be over impressed from high percentage of winning forex trades because a 90-95% winning trades with with average value $10 gets you $900. If you have 10% losing trade and unfortunately average losing trade is $200, then your account is reduced by $2000. This is an explanation that people often tend to ignore while doing Forex Trading or any trading in general.
3. Profit: Do you want to work with a Forex Trading system that breaks even? Why? If you keep the money in your home, you will still break even, then why take all the hassles of setting up an Forex Trading account and do all the work. Really speaking, you should always do some research on how profitable a particular trading system is?
4. Drawdown: The maximum drawdown of trading system is defined as the greatest peak-to-valley drawdown in a trading systemâs equity. Maximum drawdown gives us a measure of the survivability of the trading system.
5. Time to profit: The actual time it takes to achieve the results with a particular trading system. You should plan to have a long and profitable relationship with your trading system.
Try to use a trading system that let you open a Demo account so that you can practice and learn about Forex Trading without risking any money.
I have tried many of these systems in my quest to simplify my trading experience. I personally have found FreedomRocks to be the system that has worked for me. I have found no bad information on this system from anybody that has actually used it. I have found many skeptics and bashers but nothing from those that have actually tried at least the free trial they offer.
Below are a couple of links that may that I have found in my travels around the web:
http://www.yourforexinvestor.com
http://www.babypips.com
To your success,
Brandon Wells
bjwells@yourforexinvestor.com
877-773-5345
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