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  • #1
  • First Post: Dec 26, 2009 11:19pm Dec 26, 2009 11:19pm
I would like to do some certified forex trading course any help to find such institution will be a great help.
  • #2
  • Dec 26, 2009 11:55pm Dec 26, 2009 11:55pm
You mean an accredited bachelor's degree in Forex? LOL, no.

Get a bachelor's in computer science or math, add an MBA afterwards. You'll be well-suited to life as a trader.
  • #3
  • Dec 26, 2009 11:58pm Dec 26, 2009 11:58pm
I can't imagine that a successful trader would be interested in a so called certified forex level course for any reason, sounds pathetic to me, what would be the point of such certification i wonder? perpetrators of fraud would surely want to capitalize on this, if given the chance, so what you're really trying to say swingtrader is that you're struggling as a currency trader, correct?
  • #4
  • Dec 27, 2009 12:05am Dec 27, 2009 12:05am
Making a bachelor degree in Forex Trading could be the same as making a bachelor or master degree in economics. It doesn't protect against crash!
  • #5
  • Dec 27, 2009 12:55am Dec 27, 2009 12:55am
Quoting mayo367
I can't imagine that a successful trader would be interested in a so called certified forex level course for any reason, sounds pathetic to me, what would be the point of such certification i wonder? perpetrators of fraud would surely want to capitalize on this, if given the chance, so what you're really trying to say swingtrader is that you're struggling as a currency trader, correct?
no lol i know my self any diploma or degree wont help in real trading....i was just looking for some sort of certificate which i can show my friends,family or my wife when they ask where did u learn all thiss?lol


coz this question always makes me speechless
  • #6
  • Dec 27, 2009 1:25am Dec 27, 2009 1:25am
Quoting swingtrader
no lol i know my self any diploma or degree wont help in real trading....i was just looking for some sort of certificate which i can show my friends,family or my wife when they ask where did u learn all thiss?lol
If it makes you feel better, I can sell you a certificate from some random organization and put your name on it if you want.
  • #7
  • Dec 27, 2009 5:17am Dec 27, 2009 5:17am
Currency Trading for Investors from elearn (stonebridge associated Colleges)


http://www.elearnuk.co.uk/det/827/Cu...dual+Investors


Before I got interested in FOREX I want to have a go at aything that may help me in the equities world.... so I chose this £80 course. You get a Stonebridge Diploma.... doesnt really mean much to anyone but yourself and it looks good in your CV.

Very interesting and I learned alot. The last assignment is a bugger... lol, you have to in your own words tell them the key points you have learnt, I wrote an essay and went off on one including stuff I have learnt outside of the course.

And because of this course... it gave me more hunger.... and Im now studying for the STA Diploma.

http://www.sta-uk.org/membership.html

(the home study course costs £500)...but if you just buy the books in their recommended core reading it'll cost less and give you more detail. And, on the STA website members area they advertise jobs for Tech Analysts/chartists at various institutions

Now before the Tech analyst sceptics jump on me.... it does have grounding, I recently viewed a post that was held at the HSBC Global Research centre who require a Tech Analyst with an STA Dip. (attached)

Murphy, John J.
Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets
New York Institute of Finance/Prentice Hall 1999
Latest or current edition


Very good book.... and you can buy a study guide to accompany the book too


Good luck!
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  • #8
  • Dec 27, 2009 5:30am Dec 27, 2009 5:30am
Quoting Acedup
Currency Trading for Investors...
thanx for detailed reply very useful.
  • #9
  • Dec 27, 2009 8:31am Dec 27, 2009 8:31am
IMO the best "diploma" to show off to your family would be a paper with your account name and positive profit balance on it
"Nature's law" is called "Reason". When perfectly understood by human it is
  • #10
  • Dec 27, 2009 9:00am Dec 27, 2009 9:00am
Quoting Caesar95
IMO the best "diploma" to show off to your family would be a paper with your account name and positive profit balance on it
that i already do,but they suspect is it me or some one else trading my accountjk
  • #11
  • Dec 27, 2009 9:01am Dec 27, 2009 9:01am
Want to show the family what you've been doing in front of the computer late nights? Show them all the loot you've made or empty pockets.
  • #12
  • Dec 28, 2009 6:38pm Dec 28, 2009 6:38pm
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) which used to be NASD gives a two-part Commodities and Futures Exam Series 3 and a shorter one part Series 31 exam if you want to manage other people's funds. There is also a Series 34 exam for Retail Off-Exchange trading, which is typically what we do as retail traders. All of these exams are given through the NFA (National Futures Association). You can study for them on line but you have to take the tests in person.

These tests are required by the NFA for anyone wanting to become a broker or to be a CTA (Commodity Trading Advisor) or to become a member of the NFA. For most people, unless you are or will be working for a company as a trader/broker or if you start your own business where you will be trading other people's money, you don't HAVE to have these, but they are out there if you are interested.
  • #13
  • Dec 29, 2009 1:57am Dec 29, 2009 1:57am
Quoting moneymaker2
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) which used to be NASD gives a two-part Commodities and Futures Exam Series 3 and a shorter one part Series 31 exam if you want to manage other people's funds. There is also a Series 34 exam for Retail Off-Exchange trading, which is typically what we do as retail traders. All of these exams are given through the NFA (National Futures Association). You can study for them on line but you have to take the tests in person.

These tests are required by the NFA for anyone wanting to become a broker or...

Interesting
  • #14
  • Dec 29, 2009 6:35am Dec 29, 2009 6:35am
Been trading succesfully for 3 months now live and for over a year with practice accounts. But I sort of ditched HS to trade, I wonder if I have a FINRA degree or a MTA degree I can get a job/become a manager, just leave out the HS part >.<
  • #15
  • Dec 29, 2009 8:53pm Dec 29, 2009 8:53pm
On a more serious side note, I think I would rather be more concerned on making pips more effectively and efficiently than concerned about how my friends or family will think of me. If I do, I am trading for the sake of showing it off to my friends/family and not trading to make money.
"Nature's law" is called "Reason". When perfectly understood by human it is
  • #16
  • Dec 30, 2009 7:27am Dec 30, 2009 7:27am
Quoting Acedup
Currency Trading for Investors...
Thanks, good info there!

Also, where or which website did you see that job about HSBC vacancy?

Thanks
  • #17
  • Edited 10:24am Aug 14, 2011 6:25am | Edited 10:24am
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Would like to know more info/views on the topic

Thanks

EDIT: not just "on the topic" of "Forex" but also on technical analysis , other than IFTA's CFTe.
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  • #18
  • Aug 14, 2011 10:15am Aug 14, 2011 10:15am
No there is no college forex degree. You might be able to find one class that covers forex briefly with futures.

There is a Series 34 for money managers and those involved in broker/dealer situations. You probably would need the series 7 also.

YOu also need a sponsor for these tests - ie: a business entity you work for who WANTS or NEEDS you to take the test for legal reasons.

Sorry to ruin your dreams.http://www.securitiesexam.com/products/series34.html

"The Series 34 exam is required for those individuals who work with retail customers in off-exchange forex business. The registrants, or "APs" (associated persons), will be referred to as "forex individuals" or "forex APs".

The NFA has submitted a proposal to the CFTC that individuals who were registered with the NFA as associated persons or floor brokers, or approved as sole proprietor principals on May 22, 2008 be exempted from the #34 exam.

Any new registrant will be required to sit for the Series 3 exam and the Series 34 exam to complete registration.

Co-requisite is the Series 3 exam. $70.00 test fee. (Form U-10) 60 minute time limit.

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Approximate Test Questions
Definitions and Terminology10
Forex Trading Calculations 8
Risks Associated with Forex Trading 4
Forex Market - Concepts, Theories, Economic
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Forex Regulatory Requirements
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  • #19
  • Last Post: Aug 14, 2011 4:14pm Aug 14, 2011 4:14pm
There are lots of information on this forum...for free!!! You can find answer for ANY question of yours. What for you need to get educated by people, who makes money of teaching Forex, rather than make tham on trading it.
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