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Forexia commented Dec 1, 2017It's so ironic that one of the most prominent feature of bitcoin was supposed to be its ability to stabilize the value of the economy with its limited supply but now its value itself has become the biggest bubble in recent history! And even though ...
There's a 'fatal' flaw in cryptocurrencies which means they can never be real currencies
- Forexia commented Dec 1, 2017
Yes but the non-virtual currencies has accounting system that's separate from the currency itself and keeps track of increasing/decreasing of amount of it whereas the accounting of the virtual currency is built into the structure of the currency ...
There's a 'fatal' flaw in cryptocurrencies which means they can never be real currencies
- Forexia commented Dec 1, 2017
But it won't be able to because bitcoin doesn't exist. It's VIRTUAL currency. It only exists in 00001111100000111100000011111. LOL If tomorrow all of the exchange and servers of bitcoin all shut down, then the currency would disappear without a ...
There's a 'fatal' flaw in cryptocurrencies which means they can never be real currencies
- Forexia commented Dec 1, 2017
The government issuing its own cryptocurrency would defeat the purpose of the cryptocurrency in the first place. The whole point of cryptocurrency is in the "crypto", its anonymity and privacy from the government, the power to be. What's the point ...
There's a 'fatal' flaw in cryptocurrencies which means they can never be real currencies
- Forexia commented Dec 1, 2017
In other words the reason why cryptocurrencies could never become real currencies is because the government cannot use it to control its country and its people. It can't be used to fulfill taxation duties by the government and given its fixed ...
There's a 'fatal' flaw in cryptocurrencies which means they can never be real currencies
- Forexia commented Nov 24, 2017
According to this Wikipedia article url , he's not too bad. He was running the company while his father was alive and continued to run the company that his father has built after his father passed and he was able to expand the company further from ...
No one wants to buy this $18.75 million townhouse owned by a real-life 'Wolf of Wall Street'-er
- Forexia commented Nov 21, 2017
No sounds like we might ease up on interest rate hikes.
Fed's Yellen: Must keep an open mind and not be trapped by forecasts
- Forexia commented Nov 20, 2017
Is this customary? For the former Chair to leave right away after the new one is sworn in? If not, that's one pissed-off bitch.
Janet Yellen to leave Fed after successor takes over as chair
- Forexia replied Nov 13, 2017
Straddling only works (assuming no broker tricks like widening spreads, freezing platforms, slippages and etc.) if: 1) the move is SUBSTANTIALLY BIG, at least 15%+ in either direction AND 2) the move continues to one direction AFTER the initial news ...
Why aren't traders who straddle the news successful?
- Forexia replied Nov 12, 2017
Nope you hit the nail right on its head with your first sentence. It stinks of a scam. People who REALLY want to commit suicide won't post on public forums; they will just do it. Unless ppl lost money because of scam, I generally have no sympathy ...
Please help me :-(
- Forexia commented Nov 9, 2017
Her 15-min. fame, yes. But a symbol of t he anti-trump movement? Not sure about that. Just a fat-ass bitch raising an obscene gesture. Not that positive of even an image if you ask me. People usually rally behind something that sends a positive ...
Woman who gave Trump the middle finger fired from her job
- Forexia replied Oct 11, 2017
Withdraws should be instant to Visa.
How fast does ur broker transfer withdrawals to ur VISA?
- Forexia replied Sep 10, 2017
Same thing with the aussie which is mostly driven by Chinese economy.
Do Brokers Ever Give Refunds For This?
- Forexia replied Sep 10, 2017
Ok thanks for clarifying. Usually I just use limit orders for entry. There is no difference whether an order is triggered or not if it's not going to be executed.
Do Brokers Ever Give Refunds For This?
- Forexia replied Sep 9, 2017
No stop-limit would just allow your order to be stopped out at exactly your stop-limit price or better (if your broker is an ECN broker and allows you positive slippages) but NOT worse if the price spikes passing than your stop-limit level so it ...
Do Brokers Ever Give Refunds For This?
- Forexia replied Sep 8, 2017
Market order is EXACTLY the kind of order that gets slipped the most because it's the order type that gets filled at whatever is the immediate market price so in very rapid market, if the market price dropped 600 pips before your market order is ...
Do Brokers Ever Give Refunds For This?
- Forexia replied Sep 8, 2017
I was going to ask you if you TE trades with small profit at a time and larger losses. If this is working out for you, good for you. This is a discussion of trading strategies, not a pissing contest so there is really no need for statements like "I ...
Nail small amount everyday?
- Forexia replied Sep 8, 2017
Yeah but the broker didn't really have to widen the spread THAT much comparing to other brokers who quoted the price for the same pair during the same period. If Nico had traded with a different broker other than Trader's Way, his loss would've been ...
Do Brokers Ever Give Refunds For This?
- Forexia replied Sep 7, 2017
Using trading softwares to backtest various trading scenarios to see if your theory of trading by taking small profits at time with larger losses would work IS seeing it visually just without risking any of your real money. Since it's your theory, ...
Nail small amount everyday?