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[29 Sep 2009 | No Comment | 153 views]

The markets are still on fire and the USD is gaining ground. When you are in a fast trend, its best to use leading indicators, such as Fibonacci Studies, as your guide. In this case, 61.8% retracements predicted 138.2% extensions on the Asian and European opens. Both were correct! LIVE FOREX TRAINING EVERYDAY!

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[29 Sep 2009 | No Comment | 198 views]

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[29 Sep 2009 | No Comment | 210 views]

This video describes how you can use the relative strength index to trade the forex market.Forex Trading technical indicator cci: commodity channel index.

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[29 Sep 2009 | No Comment | 177 views]

“Inside Bar forex trading trigger” – Price Action strategies

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[27 Sep 2009 | One Comment | 157 views]

I’m 16, I’m on a one-year leave from school, trying to clear up my mind.
I have two jobs, I do paper works for my parents for $280 a week, then a full time job at a call center which pays me around $1,250 or so a month….
I rarely buy anything, and I would like to start investing and I have a time frame of 12 months(next school year)
My aunt, who lives oversees, is willing to manage my money for me. Although I completely trust her…I don’t get half of her …

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[26 Sep 2009 | One Comment | 168 views]

Q:  I understand in Canada there is insurance on investments. Would it be possible to get an insured managed fitures/forex/stock account for a US citizen? If so, which companies would offer one?
A:  Yes, its called a Segregated Fund. Its basically a mutual fund with an insurance wrapper around it that offers principle protection, and the ability to reset those guarrantees at higher rates throughout the life of the contract. The protection ranges from 75% to 100% protection.
However, you should have them in the US as well. They are also called …

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[26 Sep 2009 | 4 Comments | 197 views]

Q:  Which of the two has a shorter learning curve and easier to manage your money?
A:  I think forex is more difficult since you really need to know the macreconomic factors to see which currency is strong/weak.
For stock market, there isn’t much of a learning curve. I basically keep myself updated with all the financial news and study the line graph chart of a particular stock on google finance to see good entry points.
Here are the advices for trading. Buy low and sell high. Always try to buy when there …

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[26 Sep 2009 | 3 Comments | 218 views]

I have about 50K USD of savings, recently I found a reliable Managed Forex Account which name My FX Funds. this is their website http://www.myfxfunds.com , i’m planning to invest 50K usd with them, please do let me know your opinion.