QUOTE(tdoptions1689 @ Apr 6 2014, 07:17 AM)
Go ForexFactory. Join the EUR/USD and GBP/USD thread. There are some trader there sharing great information such as KenA, DailyChart and also 2012Mysterio. They all are pretty qualified trader and sharing a lot of information from them. 2012Mysterio is from Canada, and we have the best relationship there. We always share our view and I help him a lot on his trade.
Hope it helps.
Nice info bro. This really save me a lot of time.
QUOTE(zDarkForceSz @ Apr 6 2014, 12:00 AM)
haha silent mode is good
I do always advice people to demo and find your own suitable strategy until you can consistently making money then only jump in to real trading world.
Build your own strategy and stop following people's signal.
We can rely on people's signal forever! You need to have your own way to be in that 2%.
As always you need to put in your effort and you will get a good result one day!
Listen and keep in your mind can save you from blood spill.
I personally met and told @9kingsir, is not easy to make money in forex, you need spend your time & energy and do research. He listen and learn, and he save himself a lot blood. No need to go through those sh!t I passed through. Those high & low time, no one understand except yourself that facing that sh!t.
I hope what I taught @9kingsir that day is still useful in his trading today.
Indicator is a lagging tool, don't rely too much on it.

Debate on broker is just a waste of time since I got no issues with my broker and I get my profit to feed myself.
And I know some member here do feed themselves from forex's profit and bought property and etc.
Trading Forex is about involving yourself in a Bull & Bear war fighting each other from level to level or support to resistance & vice versa. There is a place called the "no man land" in a war because that area is bound to get bombard from both side artillery shells. If you do not aware of that, the chance of getting your SL hit is very high, even if the direction of your trade is proven right eventually.
How to get the right entry timing outside the "no man land" is the only thing that what we worth debate for!!!

-DarkForceS
Appreciate your advice, master zDarkForceSz.
You seem like a nice guy, since you are willing to sacrifice your time to teach others how to trade forex by meeting face to face.
Trading other's people signal doesn't mean that one do not develop his own strategy and doesn't mean that one do not put in effort in his trading.
Looking at other people's trade advice is a good way to improve our winning percentage.
This is to find out are there any people in this world can do better than what we achieve at this moment.
The world is so big and there are so many possibility. Even you can get no. 1 here, you may be the last in other places.
We must prepare our-self in case the only strategy that we developed failed to work in the future.
"No man land" warfare is outdated about 100 years ago since the end of world war 1, nowaday people are fighting "maneuver warfare" which focus on high mobility. Today if you still holding ground and create a front line against your enemy in between a "no man land", your enemy can simply eliminated you by airlifting one battalion of soldiers to attack your back or flanks using high mobility helicopter. So things can change, just like a broker, it can go bankrupt, spread and slippage widen, become outdated when all new brokers are start to use 5 digits quotes while your broker are still using 4 digits quote or mix 4 digit and 5 digit instruments together which make the trader feel uncomfortable. So we must prepare our-self in case our broker gone bad. It is no harm to spend a little time to look at other brokers. Don't confine yourself inside a small pool.
Forget one thing, after world war 1 people are actually fighting "Trench warfare" in world war 2 before shifting to the popular "maneuver warfare" in the modern era. Note that during world war 2 people are not trading currency and currency trading is only introduced after world war 2 due to the big fluctuation in currency observed in WW2. Things are actually changing all the time.
This post has been edited by toughproblem: Apr 6 2014, 03:29 PM