Recent content by theemilym

^^ THIS. Sorry JP Morgan...

And the more the merrier!

The important thing is to always thoroughly research anyone and anything that you are about to sink money into :-)

As soon as you take your eye off the ball, THAT'S when it hits you in the face.

If in doubt, always read "How to select a forex broker" - you simply cannot go wrong there :-)

Thank you so much for all of that information, it is really interesting!

THIS. After all, information is power -and the more information that we can share, the more powerful we will all be! :)

Ohhh, that seems a little harsh! How on earth can people find out the truth about what brokers are good and bad if we are censored?

I guess economic news can have a huge effect on the way that markets play out...

I think that's the biggest and most important thing that you have to think about - not 'am I making as much as a successful forex Trader should be', but 'am I making enough to live on, support my family, and put a little aside for a rainy day'. As long as you are doing that, you are successful :)

Some historians blame the French Revolution on the succession of bad harvests that led up to it. It's an interesting way of looking at a major historical and economic event, but I'm not sure how much credence I give it...

Ah, New Zealand. The land of Hobbitses. Having just moved out here from the UK, I can tell you guys that the pace of life is a lot slower here than in America or the UK.

And I suppose time plays a factor; different levels of patience will be required for different kinds of markets.

And some brokers must feel terrible if they make a massive loss for their clients! Brokers are human after all :P

I suppose the dream would be to have enough to be able to delve into both stocks and currencies, because wouldn't that cover you, regardless of the market changes?