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- Forexpreneur replied Oct 25, 2010
I thought EUR meant Eternal Unilateral Rioting.
- Forexpreneur replied Jul 18, 2010
Amen to that. The negativity and cockiness on the other threads has been old for quite some time.
- Forexpreneur replied Jan 22, 2010
Wrong, read the proposal again. The proposal specifically states that institutional accounts are void of the 10:1 leverage and will remain at 100:1 leverage. This is to squeeze out the common people. Someone got a nice "donation" to try to get this ...
- Forexpreneur replied Jan 21, 2010
If you are worried about protection you should check out dbFX which is Deutsche Bank. According to their website individual accounts are protected to over 1 Billion Euros. PER DEPSOITER! This is backed up by the German Governments' equivelent to the ...
- Forexpreneur replied Jan 20, 2010
That's not exactly true. You would still need considerably more in your account in order to trade the same way you trade today. Also, think about this, in order to make the same trade it will cost you 10 times the amount due to the pip spreads to ...
- Forexpreneur replied Dec 21, 2009
Far better than it used to be — Look guys, seriously stop whinning and complaining. George Soros made over a Billion Dollars on one trade when the spreads used to be 150 PIPs or more and there was not much leverage and you had no real clue ...
- Forexpreneur replied Dec 1, 2009
NFA registered. Been in business longer than 5 years. Have at least 100,000 active traders. Be well capitalized (NFA gives lists on their website). Excellent customer service. Allowing you to pull money out and to do it quickly. It shouldn't take ...
- Forexpreneur replied Dec 1, 2009
Hi Cindy, I have been trading with GFT for over 5 years and have not had a single problem with them, except as mentioned during big news events which I don't trade any more. Besides that I feel their customer service is world class. When I pull ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 10, 2009
Sorry to hear that malcolmb. Some people get too cocky and love to see when others are "wrong". All I can say to those people is there is no holy grail. All you can do is put the odds in your favor and there are many ways to do it. Casinos know you ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 10, 2009
If you saw it coming kudos to you I'm interested to learn how. I certainly didn't see it coming. If there was something on my chart that showed a major resistence I would have played it and would have been happy it took less than half and hour. ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 10, 2009
Well Dow Jones Newswire says the same thing that forexfactory said; a comment out of the blue from Fitch saying England could loose it's AAA rating. This is old news though and could happen but it just seems odd. That is why I never trade without a ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 10, 2009
It's either really low volume today or Gordon Brown gave birth or something. . I think this is a shake out myself. The Cable had a difficult time getting above 1.6760 for a short time, and at the same time GJ had a tough time getting above 150.80 ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 10, 2009
Hello Ezzy. I am going to start with the general parts of my system and then over the next couple of weeks explain each part of the system in detail. I think that is the best way to do it. My system entails price action (which is a broad term and ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 6, 2009
Congrats. That is awesome. I agree with you that Fridays can be wacky, especially since tomorrow is NFP. If that doesn't make it wacky tomorrow it would be a wacky thing. LOL
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 6, 2009
Shure. I'll have to wait untill this weekend as I have some things I need to do tomorrow. It will have to be a couple of posts long as there are things to explain and some of it has to be in detail, but absolutely.
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 5, 2009
I agree with you 100%, especially on voting out incumbants. I'm not holding my breath either. I also agree and know all too well that the system bends to the biggest contributors and they certainly are not on the side of the average traders and ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 5, 2009
I love the fact that you are toying with the EMA's. That is a good thing and something every trader should do as markets do change. In this case you did it because you weren't getting a match, however you tweeked it untill you started to get a ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 5, 2009
Now you are getting the point of them. Nowhere did I suggest you trade these all the time as an entry signal. Read the original couple of posts. Once again it is PART of a system, but knowing where support and resistance comes up on a regular basis ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 5, 2009
That's great and all, but I'm not sure why you are so intent on trying to prove these don't work? A "randomly" generated chart is great and all but it really doesn't prove anything. Go back to my original post. This is PART of a system, but the ...
- Forexpreneur replied Nov 5, 2009
First off guys you are over reacting. So the leverage goes down, big deal! Increase your lots. That's it. Problem solved. They are not going to shut down forex trading because there is too much money in it, hence too much taxes. The banks will not ...