what broker?

just register with forex.com n the account provide me $50000 virtual cash,
what can i use that for ??

any sifu's can guide on me?no la..just for understanding how it works la..not to invest on it also 

haha, that is one of the reason why i change to other broker

You can fill in a form(usually a broker provide this) and put in your bank acc number. The broker will TT the money to your bankAccount.

Regarding the broker. Try google arround and look for the general public comments, then you will find which broker are generally honest to its customer.

Note: FXCM is NOT a good broker according to the source I found in the internet. According to the general public, they manipulate your close position(a lot of slippage) and might put you into manual execution if the market is abnormal.

soft copy 

yeah i was thinking of using Oanda for my live trading. Ive read at forexfactory, many trader recommend Oanda for newbies.

Well for me, it seems that Oanda looks good because of the low spread, minimum deposit $1 and got good reviews. But the client is java, so kinda heavy to load.

crazy, USD going up like mad. I wonder why? Isit becoz they killed Saddam? 

usd200, is that enough to trade in real?
if for a newbie to start real trade , how much should i try to put in and see how far am i understand about trade ?

oo...can share where u get all those news?

oo... what u means by having a higher spread?

and what the different between that with marketiva?

border book store? hehehe.....we are going soon...may ask me to join also...i means time square 1 la

from all chat till today...a lot of u recommend oanda ,....isn't it?

Illegal forex deal: Director is fined

Kota Kinabalu: A company director was fined RM2,000 or three months' jail by the Magistrate's Court here Tuesday for illegal involvement in a foreign exchange (forex) deal with a foreign firm three years ago.

Local Jeffary Mudi, 35, of Asset Forrich Sdn Bhd (AFSB), admitted before Magistrate Azreena Aziz to committing the offence between Jan. 10 and May 20, 2005 at Lot A1202-7-11, 12th floor, Wisma Merdeka, here. The company was also ordered to pay RM2,000 fine for the same offence.

Mudi admitted to having been involved in the forex deal, without the permission from the Foreign Exchange Controller, with a New Zealand firm, Goldex Equities Limited, whose registered address was Level 2, Windsor Court, 128-136, Parnell Road, Auckland.

Mudi and the company had committed an offence under Section 4(2) of the Foreign Exchange Control Act 1953 (Act 17) read with para 9(b), Section 2, fifth Scheduled of the same Act, which is punishable under para 7(2), Section 2, Fifth Scheduled of the same Act.

The charge carries a maximum of RM10,000 fine or up to three years' jail, or both, on conviction.

Prosecuting officers Anthony Kularaj Kulasingam and Jasmina Mohd Mokthar appeared for Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) while Mudi was unrepresented.

Kulasingam told the court that a team of BNM investigation officers raided the AFSB premises on May 20, 2004 after receiving information about the company conducting foreign currency business illegally.

The team seized documents and related office tools when the company failed to produce any permission or authorisation for the business from the Forex Controller.

Kulasingam said the trading licence issued by City Hall showed the company conducted "business managing services, computer software and hardware suppliers" and that Mudi was the company's director.

Investigations revealed that AFSB had been appointed by Goldex Equities Limited (GEL) as an agent and had been authorised to, among others, attract investors into the business.

It was also to conduct training and briefing to new employers and the investors regarding the business to enable them to carry out trading at the AFSB premises.

AFSB was also to provide business equipment such as computer, computer software and other online equipment at its premises so that the investors conduct trading through GEL website.

It was also allowed by GEL to provide administrative facility such as opening a trading account, depositing money in GEL agent's account, issuing user ID and password as well as GEL official receipt.

Kulasingam further told the court that investors could carry out trading in several foreign currencies such as Swiss France, Japanese Yen, Euro Dollar and Great Britain Pound offered by GEL.

Further investigations had proved that the seized documents and office equipment including computer had connection with purchasing and selling foreign currency activity.

The court was told that search at the Foreign Exchange Administrative Department, BNM found that AFSB had not obtained any authority or permission to conduct such activity from the controller, Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia.

I dont know the exact answer for this. But it's the same like,
"Is it legal to sell a lot of things online when you don't have business license ? ". Many people has done this on Lelong.com.my or Ebay. They work like a shop when they don't have business license nor  pay business tax.
Perhaps, acting as a company  that gets other people to invest in forex is wrong. A company need to operate according to the license. He should have applied for license.

hello there..

im pretty interested in this forex trading.

but i know nothing of it..

i believe a few weeks ago when i was browsing around here, i think i've caught a glimpse of a few conversation between fellow forummers here about some software or game which could be use as practice to play forex before doing the real thing..
may i know what are the programs again? and also, care to provide any guidance?

i have totally 0%/clueless about forex trading..

im a student and turning 20 this year. i think its time i learn how to make some money. please teach me... 

Tried Forex few day ago and still learning.