[Username9999]

Good evening all,

I just wanted to share with everyone my experience of currency trading. To day I was able earn 400% profit. For all of you who have lost money on the thunder,.... This is a great way to make it back quickly ..... If SBR Lou would be ok with it, maybe I can teach those who are interested. The picture below are my transactions for today.

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[acl123]

Im interested.

[YorkHunt]

Ponzi scheme

[CanuckG]

[Username9999]

Im interested.

Great. I will begin the first lesson once I am doing trading tomorrow. I honestly believe many members here would be interested. Hey we love to wager.

[frizzelli]

Dear Username9999 fuk off!!!! That is all.

[Username9999]

Ponzi scheme

lol... No that's Betonline. This is 100% educational. Nothing in it for me. Just giving everyone else an option as far as wagering.

[YorkHunt]

I'll take free lessons

[Username9999]

Dear Username9999 fuk off!!!! That is all.

I will take it you wagered on the thunder huh?

[Username9999]

I'll take free lessons

Glad to hear. As we move on, maybe I can show everyone live how it is done. Using teamviewer. Only thing is I trade from 12am until 3pm CST (1.5 hours pre-london open until US market close)

[YorkHunt]

I'm up all hourd

[Cuse4tw]

I'm absolutely interested pal

[Username9999]

Good morning everyone. I am going to start the first lesson in a few hours. Market has been very flat during london session.

[soul786]

don't take this the wrong way but isn't currency trading a zero sum game?
and wouldn't teaching others to do what you're doing potentially eat into your profits unless you're going the other way?

The liquidity in forex is way too high to be affected by us small-timers. Unless you had a bigger bank or trader putting up millions and leveraged, you wouldn't be affected.

That being said, I've traded for 2 years and its tough staying profitable. I'm not the best trader, but don't take a day's trading to be your expected avg return. Otherwise we'd all be millionaires by next friday.

[nosniboR11]

username999=jjgold

this is another one of jjgolds ghost

fuk off

[QuantumLeap]

Currency trading is a very volatile game! Even if you have a few hours of good instruction you can be eaten alive. A few hours of training isn't going to give you enough knowledge and experience to do this for profit. Either take a serious course or leave this to the professionals. If you don't you're just setting yourself up for failure.

[Username9999]

don't take this the wrong way but isn't currency trading a zero sum game?
and wouldn't teaching others to do what you're doing potentially eat into your profits unless you're going the other way?

I am not sure what you mean by it being a 0 sum game. The reality is any sort of exchange allows you to earn profit or loss. Since most of us here wager on sports. We already have an all or none attitude towards a specific outcome. As if to say. We wager 500 usd on an event If we lose then we are left with 0. Yet if we win then the spread determines our profit. Now in currency you have much greater UPSIDE compared to sportswagering, only because you can control when you want to take profit.

As for me teaching others. I don't see how it would go into me earning profit. Actually teaching everyone here what I have learned will increae everyones chances of making money. I think you are thinking more of PUMP AND DUMPS which is seen in the stock market.

[Username9999]

Very well said on all points. To me the hardest part of trading is knowing WHEN TO TAKE PROFIT/WHEN TO CUT LOSSES. Which everyone will see once the lessons start going.

[Username9999]

Much like having unprotected sex. Eventually you will get burned. Yet the story here isn't to expect to win 100% of the times. Yet to control your wagering based on specific market conditions. I am not here to bost about how much I have profitted or lost. All I ask is for those who aren't interested to pick another thread to post on. Allow teaching to occur, instead of YOU SHOULDNT DO THIS, OR YOU SHOULDNT DO THAT. I scalp for a living. This is my DAY AND NIGHT JOB. Which would make this my profession. Right now I am in the process of putting together key terms together for the first lesson.

[Username9999]

Currency trading is a very volatile game! Even if you have a few hours of good instruction you can be eaten alive. A few hours of training isn't going to give you enough knowledge and experience to do this for profit. Either take a serious course or leave this to the professionals. If you don't you're just setting yourself up for failure.

It being Volatile isn't the issue. Only, because you can not lose more then whats in your account. Just like in sports wagering. Before you right off my teaching abilities just sit back and grab a paper and pen. You might learn something you never thought possible.

[Username9999]

Actually my name here was FIREDFROMBOL...... SBR LOU changed my name.

[Username9999]

Had some fun with this during the boom, but would rather trade options. gl

Binary or stock options? I actually just started trading binary options. Its pretty profitable also.

[Username9999]

I'd rather pick 6 winners in a row.

6 winners in a row in forex would profit you over 2000% profit.

[Smoke]

cool story

[Username9999]

Introduction
My name is Alex, and I will be teaching everyone here how to "scalp" the forex exchange market. Think of scalping as opening and closing of positions (wagers) based on surges of the market. The currency pair which we will trade is that of EUR/USD. Why EUR/USD? Only because it has the most liquidity of all other currency pairs,along with the the smallest spread of any currency pair.

ASK = Price of the currency pair at the moment in which you believe it will increase in value
BID = Price of the currency pair at the moment in which you believe it will drop in value

* Note: Say you believe eur/usd will increase in value. The only way to enter the currency pair is at the ASK price. When you go to take profit or close at a loss you are doing so at the BID price. Vica versa if you believed the price would decrease in value, and you wanted to take profit or cut your losses.

SPREAD =Spread is the difference between the Bid and ASK price
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*Note = The spread is how the firm makes money. They get the shares for you at a price of .3 yet they charge you .9 to 3 full points just to broker the transaction for you. Yet the spread is made back by the customer within moments of entering into the trade most of the times.


Ok any questions so far?

[acl123]

What broker do you use?

[Username9999]

What broker do you use?

I use exness.com paxforex and 24options.

Why three different brokers? Only because each broker offers specific things which will increase my chances of closing my position in profit. As we move on with the lessons you will see exactly why.

[konck]

Glad to hear. As we move on, maybe I can show everyone live how it is done. Using teamviewer. Only thing is I trade from 12am until 3pm CST (1.5 hours pre-london open until US market close)

Geez im out sorry I take a duke at those hours

[Username9999]

Geez im out sorry I take a duke at those hours

lol.... You do know the forex exchange is open 24 hours 5 days a week right. : )

[QuantumLeap]

It being Volatile isn't the issue. Only, because you can not lose more then whats in your account. Just like in sports wagering. Before you right off my teaching abilities just sit back and grab a paper and pen. You might learn something you never thought possible.

First of all, if you lose what's in your account what's to stop people from re-depositing more in their stock account just like they do in their sportsbook acccount?

Secondly, it's "write" off, not "right" off. If you want to be taken seriously as an intelligent person please try to spell correctly. I realize this is an informal posting forum and not a term paper but people key off things like that.

[Username9999]

First of all, if you lose what's in your account what's to stop people from re-depositing more in their stock account just like they do in their sportsbook acccount?

Secondly, it's "write" off, not "right" off. If you want to be taken seriously as an intelligent person please try to spell correctly. I realize this is an informal posting forum and not a term paper but people key off things like that.

Well it appears that you are more interested in syntax then the message which is trying to be conveyed. I have also yet to see how your comment is allowing those who are interested in learning to actually do so? I guess I will have to ignore the peanut gallery to continue with the lessons. For the record. I will be TAKEN seriously based on what people learn. Not by misspellings caused by typing and driving.