Can anyone be a Forex Trader?

Anyone can be a Forex trader as long as they are determined and willing to face the ups and downs of this business. It takes a certain amount of persistence, patience and the ability to adapt to changes easily and not all people have those qualities. If you can control your emotions, approach Forex trading as a business and not just there to gamble, and if you are willing to learn more about this industry then you are all set to becoming a Forex trader.

I think that even child can be the trader, open and close the position it is very easy, but be a good trader it is the other question. My friend have more knowleages then me in forex market, but my results is better then his, lucky? ... may be)))

Methinks...

thats great...feeling good to see this..

great dear! looking good..

Not really. As long as you buy the right system you need neither brains nor experience.

I found this really great system I've been using for 2 days now and I haven't has one looser yet.

www.lmgtfy.com/?q=plank

TheBramble said:

Not really. As long as you buy the right system you need neither brains nor experience.

I found this really great system I've been using for 2 days now and I haven't has one looser yet.

www.lmgtfy.com/?q=plank

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Could you sell me your system please? I am tired of looseing trades and would prefer to have all winners like you.

Pazienza said:

Could you sell me your system please? I am tired of looseing trades and would prefer to have all winners like you.

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Sure. I'll post it here now and you sent me the $1,999 which is halve wot I pay the man I bought it from. OK? Promise?

When the price is going up, and it's going up more than it has been going up when it was only going up a little bit, enter Long with a stop somewhere sensible below the most recent (line-of-sight) lowest low, providing the distance from entry to stop makes the position size worth taking the risk for. When it stops going up as much as it had been going up when you decided it was going up more than it had been going up when it was only going up a little bit, you exit your Long.

When the price is going down, and it's going down more than it has been going down when it was only going down a little bit, enter Short with a stop somewhere sensible above the most recent (line-of-sight) highest high, providing the distance from entry to stop makes the position size worth taking the risk for. When it stops going down as much as it had been going down when you decided it was going down more than it had been going down when it was only going down a little bit, you exit your Short.

I can do PrayPal, Ebaygum (for northern types) or Western Union if you're in Pakistan.

He was just being sarcastic, imo.