Yes I think you are correct. The spread(or pips?) that I've brought from sell/buy just GONE if reach certain level of differences(sry, really forgot the detail). I lost alot of money that time. How to avoid it?

Still lose money le. Should I start with $500 or $1000 to be on the safe side? Last time start with $100..

hihi, i planned to open a live account.
am i able to open a usd100 account with fxprimus?

i spot this in its website:

"Please note that you must trade a minimum of 5 lots on the account otherwise any withdrawals will be returned less the reimbursed fees."

what does it means?

i scalped 149.9 pips from E/U hope by end of week, nothing big happen. touch wood.

AUDUSD 1 year low

suggest : Buy AUD TP/SL 40 pips

Beware : High impact USD news today

Some broker provide free withdrawer through credit/debit card.
Paypal you must bear extra charges.

Good day.

Hehe but for me, back to my own bank account make me feel safer when I check through online banking. haha

i fund using my maybank debit card, after withdraw, is back to my maybank account!

How to do that? Can directly withdraw to debit card?
How much is the cost of each bank wire transaction?

Every broker offer bank wire. I use it all the time but last week I used local bank transfer offered by my broker so I don't need to pay extra fees. The transaction fees is the only downside of wire transfer

hi there, for your information, forex is LEGAL in MY according to BNM

KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara Malaysia clarified on Thursday that the buying and selling of foreign currency in Malaysia is only allowed with licensed commercial banks, Islamic banks, investment banks and international Islamic banks as provided for under the Exchange Control Act 1953.

Such trading is also allowed with licensed money services business providers (money changers) as provided for under the Money Services Business Act 2011.

In addition, Shariah-compliant financial products, including foreign exchange related transactions, offered and transacted by licensed Islamic financial institutions are approved by the Shariah Committee of the respective financial institutions with endorsement from the Shariah Advisory Council of Bank Negara Malaysia, Bank Negara said in a statement.

The clarification follows the National Fatwa Council's ruling that foreign exchange trading is forbidden for Muslims.

The council's chairman, Tan Sri Dr Abdul Shukor Husin, said on Wednesday that Muslims should not engage in forex trading as there were many doubts about it and that it involved individuals using the internet, with uncertain outcomes.

However, he said other forms of trading in foreign currencies, such as by money changers or between banks, were permissible, as they do not involve currency speculation or uncertain outcomes. - Bernama

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2012...ing-status.aspx

When wire to their offshore account, they use company name but when local transfer, it's under a third party account name. guess u now the reason 

BNM only allows licensed local banks provide forex service, but the minimum start up capital is high and the leverage is not as good as overseas .

Bro, so that part of income is also taxed?

You short up or down? nice one on AU~

Lets say Usd strong against Jpy, and CAD around same strength as Usd, then can we assume that CAD will be strong against Jpy as well?

oh. i tot short period / long period haha.