Recently, I saw this London Forex Rush program which gives indicators for the Sterling London intra-day trading.
Tried it out and I'm quite impressed but the usefulness. I only use it as a guide at the moment. But it's created for you to use as a complete system.
Thank You
Market is anticipating the feds not raising interest rates in the near term. Lower or no rates increase usually leads to weaker USD.
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DEAR ALL, thanks for your responses, overall you seem to think currency trading is high risk and not really a viable way of making money from home. I should have mentioned in my question that if i were to do it, i would want to rely more on technical analysis and all the ratios and different theorems etc. I would also be making trades that are from about 30 minutes to at most one day. Does this change anyones opinion on the subject?
These trial trade programs do not always properly simulate the market. I would not trust them.
The best investor in world (Warren Buffet…second richest to Bill Gates…made half his profit last year from currency trading). It is 'gambling the value of American dollars against one of the other world currencies.
But the only good way to do it is understanding and using special software and lots of practice…there are fake investment rackets out there too. I'd have him open up a "trial account' first. That is, he trades an imaginary $500 for you and shows you the outcome at the end of a week or month. That's the way all currency traders start out learning the trade BEFORE they invest actual money. Some of them 'trial trade' for many months before they take the plunge with real money.
If he can give you 3 references AND makes you $5000 that month – ON PAPER (without using your money), You could take a week chance with $100, then a bigger chance, until you are comfortable. It IS a GREAT way to make money. Way better than the stock market. And it's unregulated. Just be cautious going in.
Good luck, pilgrim!