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withdraw or re-invest?

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Apr 02, 2012 04:24 pm
#12
Jogi User

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Originally posted by seahawks90

@SASHA I agree with you that reinvesting your earnest profit again in your capital is not a recommended thing from all the traders because most of the traders don't invest their total profit again in their capital they always invest some percentage of profit.

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Apr 07, 2012 12:33 pm
#13
ermaniso2011 User

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l prefer none of them :) l always leave the capital there and withdraw the earnings.so my fisrt goal is to keep my capital alive always to let it work for me always.and l will reinvest the profit in another account.so that l dont have to risk my capital and profit in single account.

Apr 12, 2012 05:43 pm
#14
mrinalini User

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Since these forex markets are risky and uncertain it is very important for a trader to withdraw their profits as and when they happen and until he is able to make consistent profits he should withdraw them and later on he can compound or reinvest as well .

Jul 02, 2012 03:42 pm
#15
bharat23 User

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Re-investment is good only when you are sure about your trade and do not re-invest again and again because of it you may get into a loss and can loose your funds so try your best.

Jul 02, 2012 07:05 pm
#16
CFXsignals User

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I am much more of a fan of reinvetsment.  It makes much more sense to compound your gains.  If you are not compounding you are not making your money work for you, and you are just working in a non smart way.

Jul 03, 2012 05:07 pm
#17
bharat23 User

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Re-investing our funds is not an good idea and we have to work hard to make a good profit here and those trader who do re-investment they suffer a loss many a time .

Jul 05, 2012 04:59 pm
#18
randy181992 User

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Re-investment of funds is not an good idea and there are many forex trader who repeat their mistake of investing again and again profit in forex trading and i just love this business because its just changed my whole life.

Aug 05, 2012 03:02 pm
#19
uniquetrader User

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@bharat & Randy

I am almost very sure that u r one person.

Reinvestment is good only if u r sure of ur skills. Partial reinvestment is recomended

Stick to your rules

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