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- murpheytrade replied Jan 22, 2009
maybe it’d be useful for you some Multi Account Manager. It allows you to trade many accounts at the same time, then you’ve the chance to win more, or lose, but it’s a great software I’ve been using last days
- murpheytrade replied Jan 22, 2009
well, I’d say this depends the city/ country where you are. When I’m in nyc I’ve a couple of radio stations which avoid me to look for some play lists, it saves me lot of time then, you don’t do something similar?
- murpheytrade replied Jan 22, 2009
I think I finally found a thread to solve one of my bigger questions. A US bank account is required in order to get a forex live account?
- murpheytrade replied Jan 22, 2009
I don’t think what you’re saying is possible. But you can use the platform as you do with a paint file. Juts explore it and you’ll find how to write on it, how to make lines and stuff
- murpheytrade replied Jan 22, 2009
I’ve just found a thread about something similar. I guess spreads vary according to broker policies but particularly those vary when markets strongly fluctuate. Any experience about it?
- murpheytrade replied Jan 22, 2009
how better would be trading on futures? Do you trade it besides forex? I’ve read about how better is trading in forex rather than some others. Anyway it’ll be useful to know your advices
- murpheytrade replied Jan 22, 2009
then spreads depend on how liquid is the market according to your comments. That is what I was saying, when lots of traders are trading in a particular pair because of a fundamental occurrence, bid and ask change and it becomes hardly or more ...
- murpheytrade replied Jan 22, 2009
good explanation about lots/pips. Then, turtle will take some more risks when trading. Of course when he’ll be sure about how to trade on a particular pair, it’ll be also greatly profitable. If you are that sure Turtle, let us know what your next ...
- murpheytrade replied Dec 30, 2008
keep in mind spreads depend of currencies you are trading with. If there are lots of traders investing on a particular pair, spread goes up. Kevin
- murpheytrade replied Dec 30, 2008
hi everyone, when you say “$4 per pip” it has something to do with leverage level? I’d like to know more about it. Usually, when I’m opening new orders I select the smaller level of volume. Is this what you guys are talking about? Kevin
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