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New trades. Current balances: Zero leverage +0.36% X 14 leverage +5.29%

Have closed all positions.

Thanks for posting the video. That man is a rock and roll super star. I don't believe he said trading fx was gambling, I took it as most clients approach it as entertainment / gambling.

Have entered new trades. Account balances: Zero lev. +0.39 % X 14 lev. +5.50 %

I have closed all positions.

It's about being clever, not necessarily smart.

Have entered new positions. zero leverage +0.45% X 14 leverage +5.8%

I have entered new positions.

Exit all positions. Holding zero trades. Zero Leverage account +0.56% x14 Leverage account +6.6%

Wow, incredible moves in these accounts. Closing all Usd associated pairs right now. Will update later.

I entered into position with one account then minutes later the other, just by chance the values changed and they just happened to show the same P/L. Now they are vastly different.

The x14 leverage is currently at a gain of about +2.25% The zero leverage account is up about +0.21%

Thanks. Both have $1,000 as starting balance. One has an open position value of just over $1,000 that one is zero leverage. The other has a position value of $15,000 that one is the x14 leverage.

No, this is exactly where I should be. People need someone to follow that knows what they are doing and to show it is possible to make money doing this.

Trade options directionally, for the leverage.

Oanda is reconfiguring the page and it will supposedly be up and running again. Send them an email saying you want all the tools available.

Haha, good call... but tomorrow I hope to collect 25k, then within 3 months control the entire market.

Hello overnight, thanks for visiting. Ok, will do. What do you suggest I do?

First trades in both accounts.

Hello and welcome to my thread. Here I will be trading both a leveraged account at x14 leverage and an account using zero leverage. The x14 account will be using Stops and Targets, while the zero leverage account will be free-floating as cash would be in a savings account. The zero leverage...