QUOTE(sephiaric @ Feb 7 2009, 01:37 AM)
Profit both way in forex means:
In Stock market, most people only make money if the stock price goes up. Example: Stock #1234 (Lyn.net) Rm1.50 shot up to Rm2.50.
That's a unrealize profit of Rm1.00 not including the commission fee to broker. This is known as BUY/ LONG in forex.
If that stock #1234 suddenly drop from Rm1.50 to Rm0.50 , you will lose money in Stock market if you sell your position. Unless you do SHORTING in stock market, which is to borrow the stock now from your broker and sell it back when the price roses back. This SHORTING is different from Shorting in Forex.
To summarize: In stock market, you profit when the stock goes up only. But in forex trading, you are make money whether the stock(Currency Pair) goes up or down. To make money if the currency pair goes up, just Long(BUY) , to make money if the currency pair goes down, just Short(SELL).
FX is more fun than stock market

Ah, I get it now , I think I just misunderstood the words. Thanks. I will be reading 'Trading in the Zone' , van Tharp books and another methodology book I don't decide yet on.
One last question, I download Metatrader but the current account is losing lots of money. How to open a new demo account and how to change the leverage as it seem I can't change it once set.