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- ishii1 replied May 16, 2011
p.s i dont think the type of degree really matters in this case. my friends brother got job as a currency trader with his degree in mathematics
Career in Proprietary Trading Firms
- ishii1 replied May 16, 2011
hey — i'd say get any banking job for experience first then look in those career search websites. look under financial services or search investment/foreign exchange. i got a couple of friends that are doing IB/forex for banks. the usual path ...
Career in Proprietary Trading Firms
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Because i'm so nice here's some help
Started Apr 23, 2011|Rookie Talk|16 replieslet's begin. before you learn anything else, learn about the trendlines, supports and ...
- ishii1 replied Apr 22, 2011
agree 100% just measure the size of the candles
Trading volume statistics
- ishii1 replied Apr 20, 2011
25 dollars 5% a day is not the same as $5000 10% a month, people read too much into these percentages. some small businesses make alot more than 12.5% a year (sometimes) banks make about that much and its definitely not the same
How to survive in forex? Help please!
- ishii1 replied Apr 20, 2011
i just told you that i know someone personally that makes a ton of money with forex, isn't that what you wanted to hear? the chances are people that are on this website are searching for the same thing you are.
Is anyone here earning a living, just with forex trading?
- ishii1 replied Apr 19, 2011
i was gonna answer the same thing but decided not to.. what he said is similar to what happened to germany after ww1
What if US defaults?
- ishii1 replied Apr 19, 2011
i think its more of the fact that they are losing than subject to competition over here. in other words not worth it
What if US defaults?
- ishii1 replied Apr 19, 2011
i think on a smaller scale 10% is easily achievable, if i had 1 dollar and gained another dollar the next day and told you i made 100% would you believe me lol.
What is your weekly return?
- ishii1 replied Apr 19, 2011
naturally they will export whatever resource they are high in(could be parts or whatever) and lowering the dollar will make that more attractive, what you are saying is like saying what can NZ offer that other BIGGER countries don't already have. ...
What if US defaults?
- ishii1 replied Apr 19, 2011
forgive me if im wrong, im not sure about what goes on in the US, but didnt the government introduce a stimulus to try and reduce the dollar? cos during the recession when the dollar lowered in value exports boomed? i assume that must be part of the ...
What if US defaults?
- ishii1 replied Apr 19, 2011
hahaha. Australia is packed with them, no joke i went to a seminar for a trading room about 2 years ago. The boss of the company was saying things like "i like trading because i can work whenever i want, no one controls what i do, etc". i imediately ...
The obstacles to trading
- ishii1 replied Apr 18, 2011
are u saying that in relation to my other post? im just saying it as a possibility (basic probabilty) it would be 75% = 3/4, 25% = 1/4 outcome is 50, 50, 50, -100 = 50
The obstacles to trading
- ishii1 replied Apr 18, 2011
im in the same boat, welcome. im new to the forum aswell
, yea although i think the system part is overrated. at the end of the day if its a shit system then.. theres not much you can do with it. what i have faced with systems is that the most ...The obstacles to trading
- ishii1 replied Apr 18, 2011
to be realistic if your success rate outweighs your losses, you can still benefit from a small profit, but the psychological part will be alot harder. i.e risking 100, 75% to gain +50, 25% to lose 100, even though if u lost once you would have to ...
The obstacles to trading
- ishii1 replied Apr 18, 2011
im just saying that trading outside your comfort zone could create that fear, why dont you try and lower the lot size and try to think that what are u afraid of? its only... how ever little it is. you are right though, no one is perfect, but fear ...
The obstacles to trading
- ishii1 replied Apr 18, 2011
how much are you risking? maybe the amount you are risking is outside your comfort zone?
The obstacles to trading