I have different sources tell me yes and no. I know a lot of new bylaws have been passed to govern the Forex market and the people who trade in it. But for the ordinary person that trades for forex for friends and family do you need to be registered? Are IB and Money Managers the same thing?
How can one trade forex in a manner that least resembles gambling– over what period of time can one see some logic to a forex trade?
Who are the main players that govern the price levels of currency and what effects do individual traders have?
how do hedge funds trade currencies?
Does technical analysis really work? The idea of of using tech analysis seems so silly–what is the theory behind it?
Any additional information you may have, I’d really appreciate.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/medvedev-unveils-world-currency-coin-at-g8.html
Our credit can be placed on a debit card. The smallest and largest sum could be deducted from the account
I heard a lot of people said 90% of forex trader lose money. I wonder how long and roughtly how much the trader lose become they become the remaining 10% winners.
A complete newbie to forex trading, I am having difficulties figuring out where to look for information, but also what exactly to look for. Commodities? Bank quarterly results?
I Love Everyone,
That has been debunked ten thousand times. I would go into specifics but I have a feeling you won’t be checking this question again.
I’ve seen a few atheists here mention that Jesus as a whole was probably a myth. As I am to understand it, there is a sufficient number of non-Christian sources around that era that mention Jesus, or a man very very similar to him, in order for his historicity to be proven as far as historians are concerned.
ManWell,
Thanks for your input. Do you have a source to back up that claim? Because from what I’ve read there is more than a few contemporary non-Christian claims.
The Great Gazoo,
Thank you for actually being knowledgeable on the topic. I tend to have your view as well.
Agape,
How you got a top contributor badge is beyond me. That copy-paste crap in no way added to the conversation.
Thanks for nothing.
Is it true that stamps can be used as currency, and if so where would be the best place to use them? Can I take them to the post office and exchange for cash? bank?
I am leaving the country and US stamps will be no good elsewhere. That is why I would like to cash them in.
No, I am not talking about food stamps, I am talking about postage stamps.
It turns out that during the civil war stamps were used as currency in the US due to metal shortages (also during WWI and WWII in the UK).
While that is of no use to my situation, it does explain where the misconception that stamps are legal tender came from.
A google search does not come up with a quick authoritative and definitive answer but it does reveal that lots of people are asking the same thing as I did.
And yes, I was home schooled.
Hi everyone!
I am relatively new to forex and have only just found out about all these automated forex robots and such that are supposed to really take a lot of the risk out of forex trading. There are so many though! Can anyone suggest like a good one, based on personal experience?
Thank you!
As it is the ROI is reaching more than 5% everyday. Considering the current economic upgradations in almost all nations across the world, do you think that forex investments are going to reap the best results?
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