Forex Exchange Market
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@rainfall (6)
Indonesia
July 26, 2009 1:39pm CST
Dear all,
I can't found discusion about forex here, so I try a new discusion about it here. Since 2007 I decided to learn forex, actualy I did not stop learn till now because there always new things in forex market.
I hope I can learn from other about forex, technical, fundamental and market's philosophy. Everyone who interesting about it and have more knowledge about it, please share here. thanks.
3 responses
@eshaan (6188)
• India
29 Jul 09
The best way to learn forex is to do it actually, i have learned a lot on last 6 months and now having a steady income of 10-15$ everyday. I have quit all online work from the time I started forex trade, only when i have made enough for the day or on weekends i come here at mylot, i enjoy myself here....on my profile you will get a link for free demo account and you can try it for as much time as u want. If you wish to join let me know, its better to do under some experienced person to avoid your loses. Wishing you good luck !!! theoretical things will not help you taht much as the actual trade...
@rainfall (6)
• Indonesia
29 Jul 09
actualy I also take forex as my main income, but still I need learn more technique to trade. I mean, I hope we could share each trading style here and then we get advantage from discusio:)
Recently, I started to trade in EUR/USD but it's a hard one, specially you never play it before. My basic pair is GBP/JPY
@Bloggership (1104)
• Indonesia
8 Aug 09
I started to join forex about last than 3 months ago and it's confusing for the first time... But after a couple of weeks try to understand how it's really works, for now i can make about 6 to 10 dollars a day... I start that with only $5 sign up bonus... Buy At The Bottom & Sell At The Top OF Charts... That's my strategy...
@canadamom (71)
• United States
26 Jul 09
I read the Forex for Dummies books and other similar from the library.
If you do not want to pay for a service to trade it seem s like the only way to do it is to learn to read those charts. Easier said than done! Good luck!