Name just ONE successful forex trader...

The FED was created in 1913 ! 2013 is 100 years !

They have created such a mess that in the next 5 years there is a chance if things get as bad as I think it will that the anger of the voters and others will finally create a new situation. This is far from a given but a sense of history and perhaps the new president having the balls to fight the money lenders like Lincoln before him.

The FED is not permitted under the US Constitution. The FED criminals are only loyal to money and their private banker friends.

Ron Paul always speaks out but he is one in 500 who speak out. If things end in a depression changes will be made. This is the first time since 1913 that things got this out of hand. No regulation on derivatives will go down in history even worse than the Dutch Tulip Fiasco !!!

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/...ket_bubble.asp

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Dutch Tulip Bulb Market Bubble
http://i.investopedia.com/inv/dictionary/1.gifOne of the most famous market bubbles of all time, which occurred in Holland during the early 1600s when speculation drove the value of tulip bulbs to extremes. At the height of the market, the rarest tulip bulbs traded for as much as six times the average person's annual salary.

http://i.investopedia.com/inv/dictionary/2.gifThe tulip was brought to Europe in the middle of the sixteenth century from the Ottoman Empire. Holland's upper classes soon competed for the rarest bulbs as tulips became a status symbol.

By 1636, tulip bulbs were traded on the stock exchanges of numerous Dutch towns and cities, encouraging all members of society to speculate in the markets. Many people traded or sold possessions to participate in the tulip market mania. Like any bubble, it all came to an end in 1637, when prices dropped and panic selling began. Bulbs were soon trading at a fraction of what they once had, leaving many people in financial ruin.


Only my gut feeling and to be quite candid, my hope. Give Americans back their great Country !!!

G-D Bless America !!!


Bruce

Mr Bruce Warren Forex,

I do not see why this lovely thread needs to be spoiled with this type of discussions, but there are a couple things that I must point out:

1. Pointing out yourself as an extremely successful trader.

2. Having 693 consecutive successful trades.

3. You have traded real account for 2.5 years only and achieved those results.

No seriously, do you have any idea how impossible this is (especially the 693 part)?
Just think for a second - you make 100 good trades, you no longer really need good MM - what for, you only win. Just pump up the risk ratio you will be the richest guy in the world easy by trade 200.
So we are supposed to believe you are so smart to make such a great trading sequence, and not notice this simple fact.

I think right now all of us can see you EGO is the main problem here indeed, please leave this fine discussion to be, I personally was really enjoying it before you came along.

Thank you, an in case you are an extremely extremely rich person nobody has ever heard of (except the googled scammed guy from Canada), please accept my humble apologies.

Myself lol

Let's not forget Joe Lewis!!

Who is John Galt??

You can add my name............have a good one.

This is one of the worst topics in the history of the internet.

Brian Hunter

Paul Rotter is a bond trader - nothing to do with currencies.

regards

Looks like that was his last post at ff as well ..... heh ...heh ...... ..... 600+ winners in a row .... priceless ..... well he certainly had some entertainment value lol


Well returning to the original question , I'd like to mention Joseph Lewis

My mentor is very successful.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Wales

Don't know if anybody posted him allready.

the sucessful trader make their own trading decision.

I am successful. I don't claim to make massive profits, and I am not stupid enough to trade only Forex. There is a world of opportunity out there.

In my opinion, and this is only opinion....I believe the best path to success is simply knowing your strengths and weaknesses. Also, there is a need to diversify too. Not that you cannot make a living trading only forex, just that you would be cutting yourself short by doing that. I use Interactive Brokers, and because of that, I can trade Forex, Stocks, Bonds, Warrants, Futures, etc. (By the way - what in the hell is a "warrant" anyways? lol)

80% of my trading is "boring" stocks, etc.

As an example, I also to DRIPs. (Dividend Reinvestment Plans.) It's simply buying stock, and letting dividends reinvest themselves. There are a ton of companies that do this. (Proctor and Gamble, Coke, etc.) This is one way I grow money, and I do not have to think. A certain amount is automatically invested every month from my checking account. A no-brainer trade truthfully. Over the course of decades, the market goes up. (Before this starts so kind of "Oh how can you say this?" just pull up a damn chart. It's true.) For these investments, I have a 30 year time horizon. There is no need to watch them that much.

Forex on the other hand, should never be a huge part of your investing. (trading, whatever.) It's not very prudent to attempt it with all of your money. Currently, I only use 16% of my money in Forex.

This helps in many, many ways. For starters, it keeps me out of really stupid trades, and the need to "over trade". In fact, I have recently started my only little hedge fund. (In name only....it's only MY money.) This way, I diversify all over the place.

Hell, one of the ways I did was to switch to a new bank that allows you to "round up" all change on check card purchases and deposit them into a 5.1% savings account. It is a simple way to save a little. In one month I am up to $120 already. Once it hits a few thousand, I am going to use it to buy something steady. Maybe a short-term CD? Maybe some DRIPs? I don't know.

The idea is to keep money growing, no matter how slow and boring. This is the path to riches. Not chasing the friggin' Euro.

I am up for the year, and a steady rate of return at that. To me, that's successful. Also, I enjoy trading and would do it for free. That's another source of success in my opinion.

Clockwork

wow great but from where you get this list? & about john paulson, seems he really is No#1
http://www.goldcoinsgain.com/blog/pa...s-big-on-gold/

I just get the list too
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/m...08_869201a.gif

My view is that a successfull trader got there because he act on market info and not price action.

The market is unpredictable to those who can see only price action but do not have access to market info.

Is there an ulterior motive here, tdion?

I'm just curious given your post history. And if there is an ulterior motive here, I have to ask-- after four years of seemingly not making any progress, why haven't you just given up trading yet? It's blindingly obvious that thousands of traders are successful trading various markets/instruments/securities, from orange juice futures to USD/PKR forwards, through various methods... Maybe the capital markets are just not for you

Amazing. Thread revived after 2 years of silence. This is a brutally cold but solid thread. All the rants and arrogance in this forum but yet none of those 'pros' have ever had any proof or track record to show. 693 consecutive winning trades...? 5000 pips SL and 1 pip TP with micro account I'm guessing? NONSENSE.

And, maybe it is just a good discussion topic.

As for my profile quote --- I changed my tune a bit. Nothing is guaranteed, though I have several $K in play...

Each year is a new deck of cards... sometimes you walk away big, sometimes you walk away with nothing.