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    April 30th, 2011 by admin

    I have been trading forex for a little while and am still confused as to how I can calculate the value of each pip change in my trades. That is, how much will I profit or lose by a change of 1 pip in the currency pair?

    Full contract: 1 pip = $10.00
    Mini Contract: 1 pip = $1.00
    (These amounts are approximate…… some pairs they will be exact)

    You are on your way to losing most of your money… if you don’t take 6-12 months reading several books on trading & several books on FOREX Trading.

    And always remember….. paper trading results mean totally nothing.

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    April 28th, 2011 by admin

    Ok I want to start trading on forex (small ammounts to start) and I started researching (for some time now) about how it works and I have tried various practice accounts (with great success).

    But I have one question in particular. Ok lets say for example Im trading with a mini account and lets say i I invest, we will say $300 USD. Ok so if for example I Trade EUR/USD at x100 I am theoretically trading borrowed money at a factor of up to 100 times the 300 i initially invested. So my question is lets say the market drops drastically for some unexplained reason and i loose big time to where I loose all of the 300 I orriginally invested. Is it possible for me to loose more than the 300 I invested (to where I have to pay for the difference)

    I know that most companies (if not all) have some sort of limit to where they automattically close the account. I just want get this cleared up in my head. I realy want to start trading but I want to know all I possibly can before I even start.

    It depends on the platform and software you use.

    I use Trade Fare, and on mine if I invest £100 and the market goes the other way it will use up my £100 original stake and whatever is in my balance, in accordance to the amount originally bet. But if you don’t have anything in your account balance or you lose it all, they won’t debit your account for money not there and you won’t get into the minus.

    But let’s say you have £10.000 in your account your probably not going to run into trouble if you bet small amounts or keep to the suggested amount of 5% of your total.

    The reason they do this is so they can make money from people and so it falls into the betting category. The upside for us is that if you buy and then the market falls you can (if you have enough in your balance) ride it out until it goes your way.

    So basically, if you bet £100 and it falls below that, you will of lost your money, but no more, unless you have some in your balance.

    I would beyond all reasonable doubt suggest you use demo accounts for a long time. Even if you seem to be on a lucky streak, ride it out until you can without any doubt prove to yourself that you are making the right decisions based on plausible information.

    Apparently the average amount transfered into a Forex account is $40.000 and 60% of people lose all their money in the first month.

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    April 23rd, 2011 by admin

    I have heard and read that forex is good for investing what you guys think about it

    i take it that your new to Forex and as such you will be eaten alive – stick with stocks with great potential but undervalued right now…

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    I want to gain experience with day trading stocks, where can I find software that will let me do this without using really money? I know Forex is one, but you can only trade currencies there.

    Realfasttrader.com has free paper trading demo accounts, but its only good for a few weeks. Its a brokerage website, so I think the idea is to let you try the software so you will open an account. The demo lets you trade stocks, options and futures in a test enviornment I trade for real, but I tried the demo before I started there.

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    Suggest only if you have personal experiance with said advisor. Thank you.

    Hi bob,

    I have tried numerous Forex Expert Advisors but to no success except for this two EAs that has so far produced consistent monthly profits for me. They are Fap Turbo and Forex MegaDroid.

    However, do not expect to double your capital every month like what they said. This is because, i am currently using them and my capital don’t double every month. But getting return on investment (ROI) of around 20% to 80% per month is possible. Don’t expect to win everytime as there are times of losses (you just have to stick it through). However in the long run, you should be able to see your account size grow.

    I run both of them with different brokers and it’s been great so far. Hope this is useful to you.

    To Your Trading Success,

    Thomas

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    Only suggest if you have used the indicator and have had exceptionaly good success with it . thank you. I know there are literly thousands of them out there , but most are about as close to worthless as worthless can get. Thank you .

    I have not yet come accross an indicator that was any good. I beleive its better to focus on price and price action.

    The only indicator (although it could be called an overlay) that is use are moving averages, these can be used as dynamic support and resistance levels, for example, price will often respect the 8 day ema on a daily chart.

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    i am new in forex trading. i want to know that if it is possible to make profit constantly in forex trading? if yes, then what method should i follow?

    the crowd holds the dumb money with weak hands,whereas the smart money tends to belong to the domain of big players who can afford to reach into their pockets for a couple of tricks to sabotage the crowd.,head fakes etc…

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    April 10th, 2011 by admin

    Oh god I know I’m going to get tons of spam responses here but here goes… Hopefully there are some honest people out there.

    My dad keeps advising me to get into forex silver trading. The way he has described it makes it seem great; that there are high profit yields and low risks when using a forex platform. But it’s been extremely hard for me to find honest advice out there in the interweb, as most sites just seem to be biased and self promoting. I’m considering investing $500 dollars or so and would like to find a program that works, but it’s been really hard to get any good factual information.

    My dad explained that forex works in things called "pips" where every penny of gain/loss in silver is worth around $5.00. So if silver increased ten cents today, you would have profited $50 or lost $50 if it was the other way around. My dad explained that programs will have an option to sell if silver gets below a certain point to mitigate your losses. If I was investing in $200 lets say, I could lose the money quick if I wasn’t watching it, but if a program was doing it for me… Well then it sounds like it would be too easy to profit.

    My dad isn’t particularly rational and I think he doesn’t know how to sort through the junk of misinformation in the business world. For me, trying to find information on silver trading on the internet is much more difficult then trying to find factual information about a subject in college, as most people out there seem to be solely concerned into manipulating people into acting in a given behavior that benefits their pocket book.

    Please give me some advice on how to get into forex silver trading as a young and broke student (supposing that one should get into it at all!).

    Thanks,
    Flavius, what do you think the point of this question is? Did you even read my post? I’m not about to spend $500 NOW. I’m trying to get more information from good sources before I invest, and I don’t expect to get all that information from yahoo answers anyways.

    I don’t mean that high profit and low risk are something inherently related to any investment scheme. I meant that a computer program would be able to manage risks through math rather than human reasoning, like commands to "sell" when x object drops below Y dollar amount. It doesn’t seem like that difficult of a concept.

    Now could anyone else, that can actually read, please advise me?

    trade silver high risk. as you already know, if it goes 10 cents the other way, you will loss $50.
    that’s counting standard lot in silver which 1 lot is 5000troy.

    if you want lower risk, just trade gold. 1 lot gold is 100troy.

    and if you want to start as small as $200 i will certainly not recommend you to jump into silver.
    it’s very high risk (and high return)
    but with $200, trade 0.01lot (1troy) of gold is quite safe. low risk with reasonable returns.
    targeting 20% return each month is very rationale. even 50% monthly return is not impossible.

    if you insist trading silver, i would recommend a minimum $500 to trade 0.01lot (50 troy) silver.
    find a broker that allow micro lot.

    watch the trade size very carefully. what i recommend is a safe trading that let you have consistent profit without affected by too much fear when the market is against you.
    any size more than 0.01lot will give you extra fear and easily take all your money away.
    (or make you rich very quickly)

    in short, any size more than that would not be trading. it would become gambling.
    so, it’s your choice. trading consistently or gambling.

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    April 7th, 2011 by admin

    For the past month I’ve been researching about Forex trading and I actually opened an account with a broker. I’ve been trading with fiction money so far. Anyways I really like it but I don’t really know anything about reading graphs, signals and all that so what I want is if anyone could help me find an online course or audio books e-books or something for beginners that know nothing about the subject like myself that I can buy to study and learn in my free time and hopefully with enough information start trading with real money and obviously make profit.

    Anyways thanks for the help.

    I recommend that you start by reading everything you can at your local bookstore on Forex, and stock trading. You probably won’t find a strategy that you can start using right away, but it will give you a good introduction.

    Then, just start playing with the demo account and see how you do. The best strategies are the ones you develop yourself with years of experience.

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    hi friends, I am planning to start online share trading, i opened account in share trading and forex trading. My plan is 100% committed to share and forex trading. I will take it as full time job and business. If I work hard and read business papers is it possible to earn 10% of my investment monthly. And also help me, Forex trading or share trading, Which is good???

    Sell a digital downloadable product.
    Like an eBook or some other type of digital product. This way, you don’t have to deal with postage or anything like that.

    It’s like an online vending machine!.!!

    It’s really easy to set up websites like these. In fact, you can buy a website on eBay for very very little time or money,

    and start making money within a week or two of marketing your website’!-!

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