I am looking at purchasing a robot but want to know how to sort the rubbish out from the good. I am currently looking at forex megadroid, Poison robot, Pips Leader. Any suggestions, has anyone tried these robots with success.
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I found a system to make money in the Forex Trading. My question is this: Can I legally trade other people’s money who want me to invest their money for them through my trading platform on my computer and charge them a commission without having a broker’s license?
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Can anyone help me understand how to invest in foreign currencies? I understand that I need a broker, but how much is a good starting amount? What is a good leverage ratio? Are the currency markets volital like stock and bonds? Anything you can offer would be much appreciated?
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I heard that a new robot has just been released (RCTPA driven Forex Megadroid). There are quite many robots on the market. What is a Forex robot anyway? Which one is working? I have heard many good things about Forex auto pilot turbo. I would like to know which one is the most reliable. Thank you.
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Hi,
I’m new to Forex and just started working my way through babypips but I have a question that I can’t seem to find an answer to.
According to ibfx (not sure if url link is permissible here), margin level is defined as:
margin level = current equity in the account / current amount of margin in use
I’ve heard that brokers will make margin calls when margin levels are at 50%, sometimes 80%. I do not understand why this is the case.
I would think that as long as the equity in the account is equal to or greater than the amount required to open the position that the trade could be sustained.
I can see a margin call if a fluctuation of one pip would bring the equity below this amount but I do not see how a 50% margin affects this.
If someone could provide some example numbers perhaps it would help clear this one up for me.
Thanks,
Fortexwindo
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Help, I am losing all my hard earned savings! My portfolio:
30% in cash. Interest rate is lower than inflation so cash steadily loses its value. Add dollar’s slide abroad and you have over 10% loss p.a.
10% in Icelandic currency that yields 15%. Perhaps the interest rate is higher than inflation but in the last two weeks alone that currency lost 20% to US$! Experts are saying it will drop further.
15% in stocks. Invested in an index fund which is now down 10% in dollar terms (20% real terms). And I read that stocks are still over-valued.
5% in gold and oil through a forex broker. Volatility is so high that my deposit got wiped out twice even though commodities are going up long term. They are now very expensive, should I still hold them and hope to make up the loses?
40% in property. I purchased it a year ago in cash, no mortgage. It’s value is dropping since then in $ terms and in real terms even more…
Seems there are no good investments there days. How come?
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I’m a little confused as to when stop losses and trailing stops are actually triggered, when taking into account the spread as well as commissions and rollovers.
For example, if you were to go LONG on a currency pair, is the stop triggered when the ASK or the BID reaches the designated price? I assume it’s the opposite when you’re going SHORT?
For instance, if the spread is 2 pips when you enter LONG, does that mean you’re already 2 pips closer to your stop loss, or that if you set a 25-pip trailing stop, that it’s already down to 23 pips, right from the entry?
Also, are things such as broker commissions (for ECNs) and rollover interest “counted” towards how many pips the price has actually moved against you?
Does it matter what kind of broker it is? For instance, I’m currently associated with MB Trading, an ECN broker. I’m not sure if this makes any sort of difference.
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where I can find the online forex broker that regulated either by CFTC in the US or FSA in the UK or by both the regulators?.
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Help! I am losing all my hard earned savings! This is how my portfolio is structured:
30% in cash. Interest rate (2%) is much lower than inflation and my savings are steadily deteriorating every month… Add to it dollar’s steady collapse and you have loss of 2% value every month.
10% in Icelandic currency that yields 15%. Perhaps the interest rate is higher than inflation but in the last two weeks alone that currency lost 20% to dollar…
15% in stocks. Everyone knows what happened… I invested in a index fund which is now down 10% in dollar terms (20% real terms). People around say stocks are still over-valued…
5% in gold through a forex broker – the volatility is so high that my deposit got wiped out twice already even though gold is going up long term…. It is now very expensive, should I hold onto that?
40% in property. Property was purchased a year ago out right so no mortgage, but it’s value is dropping since then in $ terms and in real terms even more…
WHAT TO DO?
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I’m a novice forex trader who just started trading forex a week ago. I was wondering if anyone had heard or tried the automated forex trading robot like this one http://forextrading.wellexplained.info/ I’m so much attracted to it and planning to get one and try it myself. I read some reviews on it and all of them were positive.
Have you tried it before? Worth buying? Should I give it a go?
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