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Truth about Forex

Sep 06, 2011 08:14 am

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Originally posted by widhie75

another one not on list.

Forex is high risk.......but not always high risk if we know how to trade.......something high risk is not always high risk.......and in some point, market can predictable.

anyone agree?



so it mean we should copy and paste the risk discular on every post :D

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Dec 20, 2011 11:15 am
cees User

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Nice true statement, sometimes I think it’s a game of luck

Apr 16, 2012 09:07 am
mrinalini User

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The truth about the markets is that these are risky and uncertain markets and and it is very difficult to make money here and it needs a lot of hard work , experience , skills and knowledge to make money here .

Jun 24, 2012 02:14 pm

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I think these all are sentiments those are different from mind to mind we may not stick with these and if we than we cannot concetrate on our grooming we have to believe that we are in best field that offer a lot of oppertunities.

Game is not over Till it's Over

Jun 24, 2012 03:31 pm
CFXsignals User

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It is not a matter of luck, it is a matter of trading with the big boys.  Never consider buying when they are selling, never consider selling when they are buying.  Retailers always lose, its how the market moves.

Jun 25, 2012 06:15 am
bbasiit User

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You may be wrong because it is not necessary that one buys and the other one sells because the marekt moves are same for every one, so they have same mentalitly and will do the same.

Jun 25, 2012 08:24 am
CFXsignals User

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That to - I don't think that the market moves exclusively on buying and selling.  It moves lower, because a price is offered that is lower, or moves higher because a price offered is higher.  There is a huge difference in this, and one that I repeatedly discuss.

Jun 25, 2012 06:56 pm
Sasha User

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Originally posted by bbasiit

You may be wrong because it is not necessary that one buys and the other one sells because the marekt moves are same for every one, so they have same mentalitly and will do the same.



Tehre r two things that can move market. Financial news and Demand/Supply (Buying/Selling).

Financial part plays very small role. Demand/Supply plays vital role in moving market. 

Jun 28, 2012 12:32 am

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It's a zero sum game for the small fries. For every win, there is a loss. It is just a transfer of wealth from one person to another. Deception is the key to winning this game. The big players call the shots while the small fish just wait for crumbs. Play by their rules and read between the lines and you can stay long enough to get the bigger, juicy bits they throw of the table.

The government watches over the people. But who watches over the government? It's the corporations.

Jun 30, 2012 10:33 am
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Originally posted by wanderpip1982

It's a zero sum game for the small fries. For every win, there is a loss. It is just a transfer of wealth from one person to another. Deception is the key to winning this game. The big players call the shots while the small fish just wait for crumbs. Play by their rules and read between the lines and you can stay long enough to get the bigger, juicy bits they throw of the table.

 



 

Pretty much this.  You are waiting for the banks to maul the retail traders.  When the retail traders are down and beaten, with all their fortune is stolen, you run in and hit them on the head and steal their shoes.  That is all you can do - you can't beat the banks.