It might not be as high 98%, but I do expect the percentage to be quite high. It actually does make sense that most Forex traders lose money. It's because a lot of people get into Forex trading without reading about how things should be done before they start trading, and they'll lose money...
I'd recommend to choose a broker that is registered with a regulating authority (e.g. NFA or CFTC). And never trade with money you cannot afford to lose.
Congratulations! I hope you'll be successful in Forex trading.
I'd recommend you to read some books about Forex trading as well. Currency Trading and Intermarket Analysis: How to Profit from the Shifting Currents in Global Markets by Ashraf Laidi for an example is a good read. I'm sure you'd...
It's only gambling if you don't know what you are doing. However, you can never be 100% sure that you'll make profit. There's always some risks involved, but it's far from gambling.
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I've considered stock trading as well, and what I found out is that it's a lot easier to get started in forex trading. So, I think that the fact that it's easier to start trading forex is another advantage forex trading has over stock trading.
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Pharaoh pretty much said everything you need to know. In order for this to work, the laws regulating these things would have to be changed in a lot of counties, which would be almost impossible to achieve. I think that your best option is simply not to let an IB trade your account for you.
I have to agree with Pharaoh. I do have noticed that debtor nations in general tend to end up with weaker currencies. However, if a monetary zone can handle the problems without outside help (e.g. the Greece and EU), then it most likely won't have a long term effect on the currency.
What a mess! I don't think it's a good idea to use too many indicators. They can cause what (if I remember correctly) is called analysis paralysis, which can make it difficult to see even the most obvious oppurtunities on the chart.
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