Take a look at the website. Broken English, shoddy construction, no certification from any agency. My guess is identity theft.

Caesartrade gave $500 profit from the free capital, What's next??

I wouldn't put any stock in the news if I were you, especially rumors from the Wall Street Journal.

USD/JPY Discussion

What's the point of trading then?

I trade my own account for a living. Tell your story

My apologies then, I'm used to you playing the sarcastic skeptic.

No more BS - What have you learned?

If this isn't a scam I'll eat my shorts.

Caesartrade gave $500 profit from the free capital, What's next??

In the end we all want to make ourselves happy until our time to leave this existence is at hand. From my perspective, morality is largely a system of complex ideas that at some point come back to the simple question "will this benefit or harm me?".

The Ethics of Trading - Is Trading Parasitic?

I've said it before but I'll say it again just to spread the word - I've found most of the "conventional wisdom" in this scene to be misleading at best and financially destructive at worst. If something doesn't make sense to you you should find out ...

Need help for simple question: Who got the right S&R levels?

Damn right it is. Or are you saying that price moved there by magic? The only way price got to where it went is because of the execution of orders. Perhaps this means very little to you but I've personally come to find this primitive concept ...

No more BS - What have you learned?

It all boils down to the most primitive element of market movement - order flow. Everything else is a derivative of this.

No more BS - What have you learned?

Support and resistance itself draws from more primitive elements as to why it would work - supply and demand. Once you finally dig deep enough to figure out the most fundamental reasons behind price movement, you may have a chance of escaping this ...

Need help for simple question: Who got the right S&R levels?

I follow the core of his strategy but have a twist to it and am VERY selective on the zones I pick. I would advise that you make the strategy you follow as simple as possible - set it and forget it. Moving the stop to break-even is a poor decision ...

Sam Seiden: Trade Management?

I see psychology hawked quite often as the primary reason for new traders failing so badly. But my observations lend to the idea that perhaps it isn't so much psychology that is the underlying problem so much that they don't have a real edge. And if ...

Why do Newbies Lose?

You don't need a lot of time to be a full time trader - that's the real beauty behind making this a career. The more I've learned the more I realize, the best strategies involve pre-planning every aspect of your trade and setting and forgetting it.

Not enough time to be full time trader, so i do this. Good idea or not?

My personal opinion is because new market participants are conditioned from the start to do the wrong thing. MA crosses, Stochastics, all of those nice indicators that are set by default on your broker's charting package. It doesn't help that the ...

Why do Newbies Lose?

Annoying pile of crap came within the spread of triggering my entry before turning around. I hope I get another opportunity before it heads for supply...

USD/JPY Discussion

He doesn't want to know how to spot "potential" false breakouts. Give the man his crystal ball already.

How Do You Identify A Fake Breakout?

You're very much welcome. Exactly - there are a large number of sellers at 1.59 so you might want to sell at 1.589 to get your order filled ('front running'), but you'll know it would take many buy orders to break above 1.59 because in order to do ...

Looking for general advice for starting serious trading

Focus on supply and demand. Ignore everything else - I've been through the rat race and really it all comes down to that. Where are the institutional, market moving limit orders stacked up? If I told you there were 1 billion dollars worth of sell ...

Looking for general advice for starting serious trading

Best opportunity for a trade on this pair that I see shorter term is a dip into demand around 0.9246. Subset zone is the area most likely to see a bounce on the initial re-test, as otherwise the risk zone is fairly large.

USD/CHF

You're crazy. How about you put up some evidence for your claims? And not from some bucketshop in Zimbabwe. Dukascopy, FXCM, Oanda. Those types of reputable brokerage houses. I want to put a stop to this ignorance here and now.

Why do you want to be Rich?