anyone here use VSA or volume/spread/anaylisys ?

Any good reference ? (other that the TOM ebook)

Ok ok...
Something new to read..
Eu good for long..

Interesting.

Anything to be gain there? every year saw this advertisement.

If no trading strategy hard to survive in the long run... i think no one will gv bitcoin nowadays... lol.

That time what's the price?

hello, just wanna ask. r there anyone here providing classes/training for fx trading here?
i read up quite a bit but i still dun quite get how to do a TA

No methods is 100% profit. Any forex classes also emphasis on putting SL.

I heard Teknik Forex Sebenar quite popular.

not looking for 100% profit, just wan like better understanding and c how ppl trade

some scalp 1 minute chart, some swing 1 day chart, few trade 1 week chart, rarely one will trade 1 month chart..

too many options to choose, i tried them all ... you just need to try and never give up

* last week to trade, all the big guys will be on holiday soon, might as well take time to study 2017 trading achievements*


any XM IB?

This post has been edited by poks: Dec 14 2017, 01:31 PM

see how i deal with volatile market lol

i believe risk management is the key in any market you involved in.

https://www.forexfactory.com/jacktrader1

set up a small trade explorer for forumers to see. don't dare to put too much into xm too, scare later susah withdraw lol

Hi, i'm new to forex. would like to start learning in forex. whats your recommendation in JB? I already done youtube tutorials and demo account from LCG trading on MT4 platform. I have been trading in KLSE for some times. please guide....

finding a reliable broker is hard. i only trust tickmill atm since they are uk regulated. but if locally you can try XM, they seems to start to gather some reputation already. i start with a small capital first with them only.

Finally, time to do my first withdrawal, just found out my Neteller card is useless now, anyone knows the best way to withdraw my fund from Neteller?

Thanks.

How is trading forex different to share market?

Is it true that buying shares means you own portion of the company, but for forex, you own the currency you purchased?

Forex's leverage is higher and your potential profit is higher, also your loss.

If you buy a company's share, you own the company. In forex, for most brokers, you don't own anything. You are purely gambling on the price. Unless you are trading with ECN brokers and the likes.

Thanks for taking the time to entertain a no0b like me, this is very much appreciated.
Understoos that buying shares makes one a shareholder of the company. But when it comes to buying forex, one does not necessarily owning the currency?

Say, I am buying USD, I am only speculating that either the price will go up (of in the case of shorting, that the price will go down), but at the end of the day, I do not own the USD?

In forex , if you are buying usd meaning you have to choose to trade against which currency you think is weak. Thats why they comes in pair. Usually against yen, swiss, aud etc. You can see yourself from a brokerage platform.

It doesnt necessary means you own the dollar. Because with leverage you get to trade up to 4 decimal points for a pair. Meaning when the market is volatile, a little drop in dollar could mean nothing to the world wide currency exchange, but when its against a stronger currency you could lose a lot due to leveraged trading. Its more of a speculation rather than actually buying dollar and own it, even though it sounds like you are buying it. If you wish to own real dollar and foresee a future gain, forex probably isn't the suitable ground for you. Unless you are a swing trader and you know your risk, then yes, you can try ''buying'' dollar against other currency and own it digitally. By end of the day, you will profit from it and withdraw your initial investment+profit. (Assuming you made the right trade)