aiyer ...dont be guinea pig ..my closed-colleague want to trade his money under my account , but frankly speaking , i'm not that kind of ppl to take risk on other's people money

my target is to earn 1mil within few months... that's possible. but how ? currently I using real account ,starting trade on 18th, til now i earn 200% of my total capital. that's crazy...

Thomas, i suggest u stop right nw n begin evaluate ur emotions, from the start i have told u tat ur goal setting n stuff has already seen thru that ur not mature yet to c the 'real potential' of the forex world, the potential is not to earn big in instant, but process, bit by bit..

Maybe u cant grasp this concept yet, bt honestly speaking, even George Soros cant predict 100% of the time, ur words seems tat u know the market well..

Review back rstusa post about an article, i think is useful for u.

Pls do correct me if i look like teasing u, bt as a forumer this is jz my 2 cents.. Of coz, u may continue ur endeavor, ur trade, ur money, u might get through, or maybe not, i dunno, so come back, market is still unpredictable..

The debt stricken Greece just got 45bln euros from the european government to ease credit concern, givin EU a boost... EUR/USD now trades high above the daily down trend channel.

sos : Bloombeg : Euro Rises Third Day as Greece Wins $61 Billion EU Aid Package

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Added on September 2, 2010, 10:06 pm

You can't transfer your floating trades to AU, because is different account, they can't do that for you. You're totally opening a new account in AU and there is nothing related to US account, they just save up your time no need submit or key in your profile again.

I still have money in US IBFX account but before i transfer to AU IBFX account, i want to withdraw part of the money first.

You think the intermediary bank charges will be lower if i transfer to AU and withdraw from AU account?

If the charges are same, then I'll straight away withdraw from US account.

Please give suggestion, thanx!