Always do your own trading ... it helps a lot

* Mr rime ... not touching gold now... in range & getting tighter ..
currently long on audusd, gbpjpy & audjpy ...

open FXCM ... i'm using it for trading gold...
once all your documents complete you can deposit your fund via credit card or bank wire... (i use CC .. don't know bout others..)
you'll be ok... just try demo first to get a feel of the platform (not mt4) ...
yes.. $50 you can do ..
but do take caution ... minimum lot is 10cents/pip ...

* want to vomit see too many GVF ... let's move on with life shall we

LOL ... sorry
yes ... they need bunch of documents to verify your account... do chat with their online assistance...

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Added on April 17, 2012, 4:24 pmstill holding your gold after the pullback??
look more and more of a buy to me...

*there go eurjpy... closed too early ...

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it won't hurt if you give the right info... (!just do it!)
you won't have trouble with the broker in the future...
if you don't want to give your right info just because you don't want to get trouble with the authority.. i think you really need to consider not to trade if you don't want to get caught..
i gave my real info... if anyone want to check i'll welcome them to write to fxcm... for sure the company will not give details of their clients coz.. it's a basic policy ...
btw... i gave true info to them... why so worry???

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Added on April 17, 2012, 5:24 pmquite risky ...
i'll wait for pullback... still holding my long since last night @1641

This post has been edited by poks: Apr 17 2012, 05:26 PM

good too hear you guys getting better & better in gold trading
btw... i moving to currencies.. closed my gbpjpy & eurjpy too early again this morning
mr rime, your audusd sure look good to buy... bounced of 50% fib in 1W chart... fundamentally last week aussie's indicator is good... might have a good run on this pair ...

** will consider adding long if it break 1.0448 @1H time frame..

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LOL
Can't believe it.
Still GVF since last thread.
For god sake, get a regulated broker...

Mr rime.. My 1 week long on audusd BE last monday. Btw, now on gbpjpy after last week wonderful run.

Gold? All those small bars on 1D don't look good. Advice: move to other trending pair...

Mr rime,

you sure have gold fingers ... LOL ..

lol...
not the bad one la... the good one..
seems like every touch of mouse become gold already recently

btw ... this is what i have in mind for audusd

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what a cheap screen shot... LOL
the master mind forgot to teach his/her downline to trim the account no/status .... LOL!!!

*btw... the entry i posted yesterday on audusd was hit... running good @80+ pipss... wondering to close before NY...
mr rime, your audusd showing good movement.. 1.04518 wil be the level to break... gold for me look good to buy...



Jesse Livermore;
"This semisucker is the type that thinks he has cut his wisdom teeth because he loves to buy on declines. He waits for
them. He measures his bargains by the number of points it has sold off from the top. In big bull markets the plain
unadulterated sucker, utterly ignorant of rules and precedents, buys blindly because he hopes blindly. He makes most of the money until one of the healthy reactions takes it away from him at one fell swoop"

"And right here let me say one thing: After spending many years in Wall Street and after making and losing millions of
dollars I want to tell you this: It never was my thinking that made the big money for me. It always was my sitting. Got that?
My sitting tight! It is no trick at all to be right on the market. You always find lots of early bulls in bull markets and
early bears in bear markets. I've known many men who were right at exactly the right time, and began buying or selling stocks when prices were at the very level, which should show the greatest profit. And their experience invariably matched mine --that is, they made no real money out of it. Men who can both be right and sit tight are uncommon. I found it one of the hardest things to learn...

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c'mon mr rime... still early...
never thought now people show off forex at facebook...
i really need to learn this thing... LOL...

eurusd for me at this moment...
on 1H ; no buy... it's @resistant.
on 4H; yes if you can sacrifice 50+ pips SL ...
*** i wont trade this pair, closed on resistant at both time frame...

mr rime... anything good just ring the bell ..

i'm in buying mode...

it's monday ... london closed ... might see something later on ...

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Added on May 7, 2012, 4:49 pmalways get a regulated broker my friend





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Mr rime.... i'll go for buy...

take a look at 1D chart


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LOL ...
yes & no .... busy with other business ... don't have much time to trade..
just become reader in this thread....
now only see good setup... might help someone out there ...

Mr rime...
gold sure looks good... but never hit my order...
if this continue... tomorrow will be a good day to long...

i'm no pro

if you ask me... i'll say it's long for gold...
1) bullish pin bar formed on 1W chart on third attempt to break support..
2) on 1D chart is 3 out side formation...strong signal if you're into candlestick
3) i believe price is in range... next target 2K

attached is the range i'm looking at... will be a wonderful dream if a gap up open next week


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LOL...

do ask mr rime his scalping technique...
he's getting good in gold scalping

yes it is...
but it all depends on the market...

A bonus is a amount given by the broker as margin. I have never come across brokers who allow you to withdraw bonus.

As for my broker fxcm, they give nothing. But they do thing fast on my previous complaints.

Do get a regulated broker. It'll make life easy...

Yes.
Over trading will occure since high margin is available. High possibility of losing more than your deposit.

then again, that depends on what type of trader you are... And always trade the amount you are willing to lose/risk..