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You don't have to take me seriously, I'd would rather not share my method with the world.

I sure will. Below is an example of a MTF strategy using transient zones and a divergence formula for entries. All custom coded but only semi-auto at the moment. When you get a buy signal, all you have to do is look at all the time frames and see if it's a proper signal. Two green dot on each...

Even though I think you might have a fair bit of trading knowledge. I'd have to completely disagree with this statement. Indicators, if used correctly are very powerful. I can prove that to be accurate.

Im not sure if Oanda takes clients from Canada but if they do, thats your best bet.

I always saw the two as good cop, bad cop. At the end of the day the good cop "Canada" will just do what the bad cop tells them to do. Just a different branch of the same olive tree.

Most people over think the "exit" when this is the easiest part. I just exit before the close of a higher timeframe candle. Let the market give you the exit.

I disagree. From the standpoint of a person who dappled heavily in internet marketing for about 9 years I can tell you this. Pinterest has been around for some time now. I was using it for SEO back in 2007 before many people knew about the platform. They stay alive by syndication of content...

Only trade forex if you know for sure you have an edge. Even if you have that edge I would still risk no more then 2%, 4% if you've seasoned that method with at least a years worth of profitable live trades under your belt.

Look at my strategy, multiple time frames give you an edge if you really do have a promising strategy already in place. I would start confirming with higher time frames and closing trades at the end of the weekly candle.

Use multiple time frames so you can avoid some of those false positives. I recommend entering on the 60M chart and using a 1D and 1W chart for following the smart money.

I would do this. However, should you disagree with my findings please contact our Compliance Team at disputes@oanda.com who will carry out an impartial, independent review of your complaint and provide a full written response as per our Complaints Policy...

If the company is located in the USA then yes, the name on the bank statement matters. It's a anti money laundering law here. That money can only be withdrew to that same account unless that account was closed. If that's the case, all you would need to do is show a statement with address/name...

Now I'm calling BULLSHIT.. You're most likely a Forex.com rep smearing Oanda. No real person leaves money on the table like that. I'd be contacting the CEO as a last resort, not giving up. You're lying!!

They take extra care not to get fined by the FTC because all they know you could be cleaning money for a cartel. So my advice is to go and talk to the bank manager and ask for your last bank statement. They by law have to give you that and that's all the proof you need.

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Learn to use multiple time frames. Using the lowest time frame for accuracy, second highest for positioning and the highest for following the smart money. I use 60M, 1D & 1W and i close my trades 2 hours before the close of the weekly candle. Keeps you from needing to look for an exit and keeps...

We have a lot larger land mass so it basically boils down to, your only as poor as the area code you live in. You can blame big corporations for there use of credit redlining based on mainly area. codes.

The beat way to learn to trade in my opinion is by first hand experience. Even then, that friend can only teach you the basics. Developing an edge should be the ultimate goal because knowing how to buy and sell is easy. Leaning when to buy and sell will prove to be that missing puzzle peace that...

They pay huge property taxes in the rural areas and spend a lot there income in village areas.

My advice is to avoid demo accounts and start live and trade mini-lots of 0.01. Or start off with a tradingview account because the live and demo pricing are the same.