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- aiemjuno replied Mar 5, 2015
also a newbie in trading here. i agree with you, stock market terms seemed so foreign that you won't be able to comprehend them at first. will watch out for this thread hoping to read great tips. cheers mate
- aiemjuno replied Mar 5, 2015
nice thread! will be reading more of this. need to learn a thing or two, just in case i encounter this situation
- aiemjuno replied Mar 5, 2015
oh oil... volatility as its best form
- aiemjuno replied Mar 4, 2015
i have a real, physical job and just started trading for quite some time now as to have sort of secondary income, hopefully. even though i will be able to profit on my trades, i think i won't quit my physical job. its just not healthy. well, at ...
- aiemjuno replied Mar 4, 2015
sure there are forex information available on the internet and forums like FF. i believe there is no easy way in understanding forex. even those paid courses might not get you where you want to be. also, asking questions on forums might not also be ...
- aiemjuno replied Mar 4, 2015
i often check news on bloomberg and nasdaq. helps me up to date with big news concerning the market
- aiemjuno replied Mar 4, 2015
i like listening to Bohemian rhapsody when checking trades
- aiemjuno replied Mar 2, 2015
yes. you can always ask. at least you know the basics of forex, i assume, because you are already reading books about it. cheers to that
- aiemjuno replied Mar 2, 2015
interesting. just like horoscopes. you see what just you wanted to see. the dollar's rise/fall depend on many factors. i don't believe a schedule is set
- aiemjuno replied Mar 2, 2015
wow. you do read a lot of books. it would take more than books and internet research to know how forex works. you can ask your broker about it, if you have one. your life will be easier if you have a reliable broker that can simplify things for you. ...
- aiemjuno replied Mar 2, 2015
geeez. hope you can also get your money back Willer
- aiemjuno replied Feb 25, 2015
S&P 500 rose to a new record-high at 2,115.48 on Tuesday, as Federal reserve hinted U.S. interest rate hike will most likely to occur later than expected. Oh dear, so many factors that affect the market prices. Still on almost everything
- aiemjuno replied Feb 24, 2015
I also want to trade wisely so I always ask my broker for some advice. reading stock price forecast also helps.
- aiemjuno replied Feb 24, 2015
i believe it all boils down to the law of supply and demand. basically, as oil stockpiles increases - oil prices edge lower, especially when fears of global oversupply arise as oil stockpiles decreases - oil prices edge up; but we also have to ...
- aiemjuno replied Feb 23, 2015
gold has long been considered as a safe-haven, and that's why it appeals most in times of economic downfall. as a newbie in trading, i like gold as it offers lesser risk. though unfortunately, gold prices dropped recently, im hoping for price ...
- aiemjuno replied Feb 23, 2015
ugh. crude oil really is unsteady. may be down at the moment, then up a minute later. most recent news is that oil prices fell because dollar rose along with oil supply inventories keep piling. a new trader here, been trading for just a month and ...
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