http://www.forexpros.com/live-events/seminars – i came across this page listing a whole bunch of forex seminars. a bunch of them look good but they're a bit expensive. I'm willing to pay if i know im really getting my money's worth, the question is – how do i know which ones are really good and which ones are a waste of my time. Anybody familiar with any of them?

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stay away from the companies listed
most are in florida and in CA
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My brothers and me set up forex accounts. My brother put in $100 in which they give you $100 free on top of this. He managed to turn his $200 into $700 in 2 hours. Would it be possible to do this every day, week, or at least every month, and has there been any accounts of people doing this by starting with so little and ending up so rich?

As they say on Forex "previous trading results do not guarantee profits in the future".

But that does not mean you need to stop. God speed. Just take care of the risk management and do not trade higher than 1/20th or 1/25th of the balance sum – then you can be sure that with unexpected losses you do not suffer from the surprised of the currency market.

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When I turn aged 18, I want to become an investor and try to build a career out of it. I had thought about Options Trading and Forex until I found out that they are only meant for really skilled and experienced investors, and really not for newbies.

I don't want to invest for the long term but more rather the short term. Would something like penny shares be a better option for a new investor? Please help.

You are not 18 yet so you have time to learn about stock option trading.I learned and i would call myself a novice at it.I have lost money but i streamed lined my trading style and only follow stocks which trade a lot of shares but are not big dollars stocks or small dollar stocks.$40 to $200 are ok.Stocks like potash,apple,and goldman sachs work good.Use a direct broker and open a roth ira and a regular account.The roth is your tax free money for retirement and the regular will be your living off money and will be taxed at the end of the year but is better than working for a living.I turned 26,000 into 54,000 in 2 weeks.Just learn and paper trade and when it is time trade with your money.I wish i knew about it when i was young i'm 45.

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I spend a lot of time and lose money, testing the trading methods, if any one can the me a real success story, that make him rich!

also i want the best websites that guide me to good forex information about trading.

Hi my trading friend !

I am a professional trader and have been for many years. I despair at the systems I see on the internet as 99.9% of them are nothing but money-making systems for the sellers of the system rather than making money for you !

I would recommend you do three things to improve your trading:
1. Study FREE trading systems currently being used by lots of REAL traders here: http://www.forexfactory.com/forumdisplay.php?f=71

2. Avoid all the Scam systems out there by checking Forex systems rated by actual buyers of Forex systems here: http://www.forexpeacearmy.com/public/forex_software_reviews

3. When you do come across a trading system you want to try out, always trade it without real money for at least a month. You don't need any fancy software to Demo trade, simply nott down your trades on paper and keep a record of the win amounts and loss amounts to see if your latest system is profitable or not.

Finally, I have a Free little Forex tool that can be helpful and you can have that for no payment at all my friend. That link is below…
Forex Traders Toolbar

http://www.its-cool.co.uk/

I wish you great success my friend !

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I saw a commercial on cnbc this morning about a firm that offers stocks, eft, forex and other investment tools that you can trade. But I didn't get the name. Anyone know of any big firms that will allow me to trade stocks and forex? I tried Scottrade, TD Ameritrade but they don't offer forex.

Tradestation, thinkorswim and Interactive brokers are some options. They all allow you to trade stocks and Forex.

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please read my forex trading software blog http://www.com-forex.com/

and let me know if it worked for you.

Folks – This is a scam.

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I am interest in investing to make some extra money but i want to be really sure about this

It's a Ponzi don't touch it. Giveaway is there are no contact numbers on the website and the fact they are based in Panama.

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Can anyone please suggest me a software which can display/list nymex,cme,lme,mcx,forex real time price feeds. & also put them on Excel sheet.
software other than bloomberg,reuters

Bloomberg and FactSet provide real time feeds with Excel plug ins, but they are extremely expensive, costing anywhere from $25,000-$50,000 a year.

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The reason I am asking is because it's kind of hard to believe that I was able to make 40% profit in just two days. I am wondering if the demo account is even legit, in the sense that it works exactly like a real account with the only exception that it's not real money? Is that true?

It is difficult to equate demo account trading results to real world trading profit potential. As others here have pointed out, the use of real money may have a way of changing your trading behavior.

One way to combat this is to find and use a forex trading robot with your demo account. If you like the results in the demo account, use the same robot and exact same trading strategy in your real account. I would also recommend you trade in small lots until your system proves itself.

Remember, the forex market moves very fast, and you can lose money just as quickly as you can make it. Learn how to control your trades to maximize profits and minimize losses (this is the promise land for forex traders).

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All the forex trading I have seen online involves high risk, whereby your investment can go up or down. So you can potentially lose more than you put in.

Is there any online platforms where I can just simply buy one currency at one price and hold on to it until I want to trade it for another later? (similar to using a high st exchange office). I don't get the high risk nonsense where it could go either way, I'd prefe to just buy a currency, hold on to it regardless of the market and then trade/sell it when the time is right.

Is my only option to do this on the high st or is there anywhere online that offers an online account that takes a commission?

Thanks.

Open an account with XE.com and then you can buy and sell the actual currency you want, you just need an account to transfer the funds into.

The alternative would be to open an FX account and have a stop loss in place to limit your losses if the position turns against you – that way you only lose the same amount as would do if you held the actual currency itself. The sensible thing to do is limit your position size so the profit and loss you make is equal to the percentage you would make or lose if holding the currency itself.

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