FSA, NFA

so silent..
any tips.sharing is caring lol

hi boyvai,

not sure how you trade but I'm watching these:

AUDNZD Long at a weekly level
GBPNZD testing a major support level around 1.857
EURGBP approaching weekly downward trendline - drawn from 10/2009 high and 06/2011 high

Dear can you tell me about this indicator.
I think this indicator is so profitable.
I am waiting...

try this .
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This post has been edited by kevler: Feb 5 2013, 02:43 PM

I also have few accounts. One for swing trade, one for scalping and another one for collecting rebate lol.. Collecting rebate in the sense that I have no intention of growing it. Just trying to gain the rebate by maintaining the account

thanks for the info. there are very useful. ^^

eurousd i waiting to enter short on 1.383x to 1.387x area.
long term trade.
usdjpy,eurojpy,gbpjpy still on sky rocket to the mars lol.
tayor

Quoting back on the post I posted few weeks back, about AUDUSD will be long term short......

It has been > 200pips drop since my post.

High 5 to those also in trades.


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Aiming 100 for UJ...Expecting EJ 150, GJ 160

(LONG TERM ONLY)

May i know any body using withdraw with credit card?
After withdraw from forex company how to transfer fund from credit card?
As I know there is an option Cash Advance and it will charge 5%.
Is that mean if I transfer fund from credit card to my saving acct , I will be charge 5% as cash advance?

each brokers got different rate for withdrawn,my broker withdraw straight to my saving acc.i chose to transfer to my saving.easy.better e mail,ask your broker.

My broker only allow to withdraw to the same acct when deposit. I'm using credit card to deposit. My broker is Oanda.

i think you can withdraw and transfer to your normal bank account.better e mail them.usually most brokers will transfer your withdrawn to saving account.or credit card which is where u want to transfer.

First, it is true that ALL broker will only allow you to withdraw your money through the same method that you deposit your money. However, for credit card method, you can only withdraw to the maximum amount of your deposit i.e you deposit USD100 using CC and then you make a USD100 profit = USD200. If you want to withdraw all of the money, they will only refund USD100 to your credit card and USUALLY will ask for your bank details so that they will be able to transfer the rest.

Thanks. Will e mail to check for the detail.

Thanks for your reply. I had withdraw from forex acct to my credit card. My concern is will bank charge 5% as cash advance when I transfer the fund from credit card to saving acct.
At this moment they not allow me to withdraw to my saving acct. Unless I deposit/fund transfer via saving acct to my forex acct.

hey long,

I'm using AxiTrader from Australia. they bank with HSBC

There will be bank admin fees but don't think there's a fix % charge.

They can transfer money to any of your account as long as you authorise them.

check them out if you're interested.

guys, any ideas on how i can withdraw money from oanda sg directly using a malaysian savings account? or there are other brokers offering this. clarification about this from you guys is very much appreciated here! thank you!

My broker allowed me, to withdraw more than what i deposit to them through my debit card ...