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- Screwdriver replied Jan 29, 2012
As I already said here So it's almost a year has past since that message and things haven't changed. Everything looks smooth.
- Screwdriver replied Nov 27, 2011
I can be sure that american Forex Club doesn't practice slippage and closes the position at s/l.
- Screwdriver replied Oct 30, 2011
I don't have much experience in trading with different brokers but according to my current experience Forex Club has proven theirself as quite reliable company.
- Screwdriver replied Oct 30, 2011
I think they just know the market and they feel that the maintenance of the platform soon will become unprofitable. BTW did they freeze their platforms without preannouncement?
- Screwdriver replied Oct 30, 2011
Thank you guys for your analyzes. Unfortunately there're lots of bucket shops which provide us with this evidence.
- Screwdriver replied Oct 1, 2011
Please check this topic url I'm on their Acctrader, the platform is good enough and I haven't experienced any major problems with this broker.
- Screwdriver replied Sep 3, 2011
Maybe I was misunderstood but I didn't stop trading with FC and I still have my account there.
- Screwdriver replied Aug 27, 2011
Well, that's in people's nature to blame someone except theirself. The logic of the topicstarter reminds me sophistry like "Socrates thinks, a cat thinks too therefore Socrates is a cat" lol.
- Screwdriver replied Aug 27, 2011
One of the best web-sites for a beginners is babypips.com The most complete and easy to understand.
- Screwdriver replied Aug 27, 2011
Strongly agreed. Trading by itself is very risky activity, you can lose all the money in a few moments. But if you lose another person's money you going to be obsessed with finding the way to return it which can lead to stress that in its' turn will ...
- Screwdriver replied Aug 27, 2011
I think everything goes from your nature - if you're impulsive and quick with excitement it would be hard for you to keep patience while trading. The key to emotional control I believe is proper breathing, may be some meditation, counting with eyes ...
- Screwdriver replied Aug 27, 2011
I've been trading at FC for about a 6 months and during that period I haven't experienced any problems with spikes, fake quotes, sudden disconnects etc. The withdrawal process is quite well organised and quick. For now I don't see any reason to ...
- Screwdriver replied Aug 25, 2011
Very good article, thanks!
- Screwdriver replied Aug 25, 2011
Sometimes opening a deal right in the time of a release is very hard because of regular requotes so it's better to open a position just before the news. But of course the presence of requotes depends on your broker.
- Screwdriver replied Jul 31, 2011
Here is some
- Screwdriver replied Jul 31, 2011
So what? According to rating agencies current strong position of TSYS is supported by strong economy and good reputation (not exact words but the article was published on thursday afair). I think if politicians don't succeed to get an agreement ...
- Screwdriver replied Jul 31, 2011
Hi guys, it seems to me that the JPY issue is back on the table. Do you think that japanese government is going to implement one more intervention? JPY once again looks highly appreciated to USD so I believe we shouldn't exclude the possibility of ...
- Screwdriver replied Jul 31, 2011
If I had to start again I would concentrate all my attention just at one pair - EURUSD. Especially in light of latest events. That would be quite helpful to set a discipline and to tune the trading strategy.
- Screwdriver replied Jul 31, 2011
Do you think that the politicians will eventually come to an agreement in the last minute? I personally believe that the effect of this should be short-term. In fact it's the markets, not rating agencies, will decide about the credibility of TSYS.
- Screwdriver replied Jul 31, 2011
For a new person on FX a stop is a must, I think, especially if you trade intraday. Even if you are counting on а some drawdown of your position it would be better to limit the risks before opening a deal.