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Introduction to myself (I'm looking for a U.S Broker)
Feb 03, 2015 at 20:32
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Member Since Feb 01, 2015
6 posts
Feb 03, 2015 at 20:32
Hi everyone!!
I been interested in trading since 2008 while I was in middle school. I learned to naked trade and read by price action. Trading and music is my biggest passion.
I first started using eToro.com. Back then, eToro supported U.S members and there was a chatroom where I can talk to traders and tell me good advice. Then this one guy told me to join babypips.com. The best site I ever been. The only problem was, considering I'm a middle school kid back then, I didn't understand anything at all. So I lost interest in investing and trading until 2014.
When I was in high school graduation year. A fiance teacher was teaching the class about investing. It hit me up because I remember how to trade. So he taught me how to invest in stocks, mutual funds and bonds. I was more interested in stocks, because I can take risk of my money.
This year (I'm 18, freshman in college), I'm starting to do live trading. And I'm looking for good U.S broker. 2 years ago, I was thinking of joining Oanda, and I was only able to do demo trading. I don't like their trading platform that much. 2 weeks ago, I started trading with MB Trading, and I fell in love with cTrader. The best simple platform I ever used. The only problem was when I was trying to do live trading, they denied my application.
Here is what I'm looking for,
-No MetaTrader
-Excellent and organized trading platform
*examples: Thinkorswim, cTrader
-U.S broker
-Regulated.
I will show my charts and system all public.
Thanks everyone!!
I been interested in trading since 2008 while I was in middle school. I learned to naked trade and read by price action. Trading and music is my biggest passion.
I first started using eToro.com. Back then, eToro supported U.S members and there was a chatroom where I can talk to traders and tell me good advice. Then this one guy told me to join babypips.com. The best site I ever been. The only problem was, considering I'm a middle school kid back then, I didn't understand anything at all. So I lost interest in investing and trading until 2014.
When I was in high school graduation year. A fiance teacher was teaching the class about investing. It hit me up because I remember how to trade. So he taught me how to invest in stocks, mutual funds and bonds. I was more interested in stocks, because I can take risk of my money.
This year (I'm 18, freshman in college), I'm starting to do live trading. And I'm looking for good U.S broker. 2 years ago, I was thinking of joining Oanda, and I was only able to do demo trading. I don't like their trading platform that much. 2 weeks ago, I started trading with MB Trading, and I fell in love with cTrader. The best simple platform I ever used. The only problem was when I was trying to do live trading, they denied my application.
Here is what I'm looking for,
-No MetaTrader
-Excellent and organized trading platform
*examples: Thinkorswim, cTrader
-U.S broker
-Regulated.
I will show my charts and system all public.
Thanks everyone!!
Don't lose your capital
Member Since Feb 01, 2015
6 posts
Feb 04, 2015 at 07:47
I can't find a legitimate broker. I really don't like picking out market maker. Sadly I will leave the forex market, and go back to stocks and options trading.
Bye everyone.
Bye everyone.
Don't lose your capital
Member Since Jan 07, 2015
11 posts
Feb 06, 2015 at 16:40
for options try 24option.com, if u want to try different trading platforms try a roboforex.
Member Since Jan 07, 2015
11 posts
Feb 06, 2015 at 16:40
grandcapital also option broker
Jan 21, 2022 at 04:16
A trader should know what they're getting into when they decide to trade in the foreign exchange market. One should check the reviews before signing up with a broker. Forex trading can be high risk with the potential for large rewards.
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