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How Much Do You Need To Invest In Forex.

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Dec 08, 2013 02:53 am
#1
narayanchandra77 User

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There is no rule about the number of shares an investor must buy. If you can afford a single share (plus commissions), a broker will get it for you. As a matter of fact, through the Monthly Investment Plan you can buy a fraction of a share, although the Plan requires a minimum investment every month.
To invest in the Forex, you will probably need a float of around $400 and invest from $1 to $10 per pip to start with, then reinvest your profits.
So there is a much smaller outlay required to invest in Forex, although it is more speculative.

Dec 08, 2013 11:31 pm
#2
rrayne20009 User

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How about $100 deposit?Is this recommendable for newbies who are still learning live trading?

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Dec 09, 2013 11:02 am
#3
4nt5 Translator

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From the research i've done around the internet its recommended to start with $100-200 USD, though a newbie should not expect it to return to their pockets.

But deposit aside in my opinion the deposit is not that important, the time invested is of much greater significance
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Dec 11, 2013 02:36 am
#4
Gerski User

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Yap i believe $100 is an ideal amount.

http://goo.gl/2aGCAV is my choice!

Dec 11, 2013 03:08 am
#5
dianayes User

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Yes its also  good to start with the amount of $100.

http://goo.gl/2tXSkLgoes global!

Dec 11, 2013 11:57 pm
#6
MargaretLekker User

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EURUSD traded today I opened my position by selling when the price was 1.37892 and all indicators showed a downward trend, I checked the exponential moving average, stochastic oscillator and the Commodity Channel Index (CCI 50) When the price reached the take profit order was closed and I made 217 00 pips in  trading Forex online. but other strategies or techniques that can advise me to learn a little more?

[grin]

Dec 12, 2013 02:51 pm
#7
cheesyfinger User

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Originally posted by MargaretLekker

EURUSD traded today I opened my position by selling when the price was 1.37892 and all indicators showed a downward trend, I checked the exponential moving average, stochastic oscillator and the Commodity Channel Index (CCI 50) When the price reached the take profit order was closed and I made 217 00 pips in  trading Forex online. but other strategies or techniques that can advise me to learn a little more?

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Traded with USD/JPY & EUR/USD today (GBP/USD was a little slow), i found both these currencies are range bound atm, i did a little range-trading and got a sneaky lil profit, it also allows a margin of error if you traded the wrong way at first because its ranged trading you can predict the direction and how far in that direction.. i used icihimoku cloud and MACD + some home-made trend-lines :) 

Hope this helped!


(PS. i dont think $100 is the strict ideal amount, it is between 100-200 in my opinion... higher deposit gives you more numbers to play with)

https://www.fxstat.com/widget/link?t=wide&c=6&s=25061&o1=drawdown&o2=monthly&o3=equity&o4=profitfactor 

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Dec 13, 2013 04:09 pm
#8
dianayes User

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Thanks for your opinion I hope it helps.

http://goo.gl/2tXSkLgoes global!

Dec 15, 2013 11:32 am
#9
graceb User

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I can say that $100-$200 is a good amount to start with.Thou ofcourse for newbies we cant be sure enough to gain profit immediately so newbies would rather not expect a return for investment for a start but to experience what so called actual trading.

The right path towards your goal here

Dec 15, 2013 02:17 pm
#10
rrayne20009 User

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Originally posted by graceb
I can say that $100-$200 is a good amount to start with.Thou ofcourse for newbies we cant be sure enough to gain profit immediately so newbies would rather not expect a return for investment for a start but to experience what so called actual trading.  


  Maybe you could just consider that deposit as your learning fee in live forex trading.[grin] or start live fx trading with a money you can afford to lose

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