Currency Trading - Strategies for the Global Markets

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  Ismail Palaz

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  Hi - Hello - Merhaba
  I am new to forex, I am an engineer. I began trades in december 2008 with real account . I interesting about metal and oil and like to look charts :) . have a nice week all friends. İsmail
  
  • 17 Mar 2009, 07:39 am
  Ismail Palaz wrote: > Hi - Hello - Merhaba > I am new to forex, I am an engineer. I began trades in december 2008 > with real account . I interesting about metal and oil and like to > look charts :) . have a nice week all friends. İsmail
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  Anne Fonda

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  Re: New here

  So want you trade in oil and metal but my friend you know these items are very volatile and as a newbie you must stay away from both. You must start trade currency initially and later on you can switch to these items... did you got what i mean?
  
  • 19 Mar 2009, 1:18 pm
  Anne Fonda wrote: > So want you trade in oil and metal but my friend you know these items > are very volatile and as a newbie you must stay away from both. You > must start trade currency initially and later on you can switch to > these items... did you got what i mean?
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  Andrei Knight    Group moderator

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  Re^2: New here

  I agree with Anne - the volatility of these instruments requires some experience and confidence in your methods. Many beginners start out with currencies such as the EUR/USD or USD/JPY due to their low spreads and tendency to stick to technical levels. Though, if you feel you're ready to combine commodities with your forex trading, have a look at http://www.fx-knight.com/fxpro.html - this is a broker which will give you forex, commodities, indexes, even some individual stocks - all in a single platform and trading account.
  
  • 30 Apr 2009, 02:45 am
  Andrei Knight wrote: > I agree with Anne - the volatility of these instruments requires some > experience and confidence in your methods. Many beginners start out > with currencies such as the EUR/USD or USD/JPY due to their low > spreads and tendency to stick to technical levels. Though, if you > feel you're ready to combine commodities with your forex trading, > have a look at http://www.fx-knight.com/fxpro.html - this is a broker > which will give you forex, commodities, indexes, even some individual > stocks - all in a single platform and trading account.