Forex Exchange Blog

supriya s asked:


And if it is , are there any restrictions on the amount of profits one can earn by trading in the market ?

GIUNTA

Alexis S asked:


has anyone made money doing forex trading? is there money to be made? my boyfriend paid over 3,000.00 on a program and we made money but lost even more. we never came even close to breaking even.

SOUTHER

Oguz Z asked:


For stock trading, there’s the virtual stock exchange which is free and damn good. Is there a free, virtual forex trading site?? Any help?

DREDGE

mikeolson839 asked:


i am willing to exchange whatever forex system i have for whoever can share profitable forex strategy or system with or without using metatrader 4, thanks?

LEI

Christopher Sands asked:


I have several people using my charts and indicators to trade. A lot of these people ask if I can recommend a good broker for trading on the Foreign Currency Exchange (forex). I’d like to associate myself with a good broker who offers an IB program - basically, an affiliate or referral program, whereby they sign up to my broker that I have a deal with, and I get a kickback from the commission.

Does anyone have info on how this can be accomplished in the US?

Thanks!
FX Solutions does not support MetaTrader 4, but thanks anyway.

SIMMONS

westphalia1 asked:


I live in the USA and am interested in investing in Canada. However the TSX listed stocks and options are off limits to USA residents right now. Trying to invest and take advantage of the US/Canadian dollar exchange right and come out ahead. NOT REALLY interested in FOREX. Investment Unit Trusts? Canadian Mutual Funds? Others? Thank you.

MATTILA

westphalia1 asked:


I opened a Bank stock trading account ( a custody account) in Iceland in June 2006. Purpose is to trade securities on the Iceland stock exchange. My deposit into the account was $191.00 (middle of June). In the middle of August my initial deposit was worth $209.00 I am not exactly sure what the interest rate might be but it is high. Regardless of how i approach my new brokerage account the underlying asset will be the currency (Iceland ISK). The custody account gave me the option of currecies to convert my US dollars from-To ISK or GBP or Denmark Krona, a few others. Any suggestions as to how i might play this account to my advantage to make a continuous profit just from the currency? Without trading stocks on that exchange? Thanks

KUPFER

For sure asked:


I am now looking for a different on-line (reputable) firm that allows me to trade stocks every 3 or 4 months or so, for the most part, some long-term-AND-allow me to buy some Iraqi Dinar, and just sit on it, Dinar, for 10 years. I have called and searched EVERYBODY from on-line, and in the phone book today. I hear from most that they do not also offer currencies, like my past on-line service-OR-from currency (Forex)-etc. places that they don’t offer the Dinar-that it is deemed to be still too risky. By who? I will not be subversive and give my opinion on some things. But I do know a few service members and individuals that have the ACTUAL Dinar in safety deposit boxes, the Dinar is easy as hell to buy and have, but I do not wish to trade-in for dollars-due to currency/counterfeit safety bill exchanges, every two or so years, and pay taxes on it. I want a ten year hold on the Dinar, through an on-line (reputable) firm, that also allows me to trade my own account-taxes in ten?
Any ideas as to help me achieve what I want would be much appreciated.
The trading world huh? More like double-tax for restructuring Iraq for investors, world. Sorry, look at what we call the allowed offering of Pink Sheet stocks. Why not certificates held in sort of a street name status? Someone world and trading wise, please help me on my quest-any ideas?
Well, you get one star-for your answer of my wishes incapability. The safest way is through the U.S treasury…sheesh

BURDGE

Pilot777 asked:


This paragraph from a website and i want to understand it in street words , please tell me what is saying here in simple words :

Because you’re not buying anything physical, this kind of trading can be confusing. Think of buying a currency as buying a share in a particular country. When you buy, say, Japanese Yen, you are in effect buying a share in the Japanese economy, as the price of the currency is a direct reflection of what the market thinks about the current and future health of the Japanese economy.

In general, the exchange rate of a currency versus other currencies is a reflection of the condition of that country’s economy, compared to the other countries’ economies.

BORDONARO

Roger L asked:


is it true that one cannot just go to a foreign exchange office/ or bank and exchange say $ 8,000-00 and go back the next day and exchange it again back to $. why not?
without leaving the country, and/or showing proof ( plane ticket etc.)

GENDRON