Dumbing down the trading process (funny)

Quote from euclid:

Let us know how you get on. There is no evidence of legitimacy on their website, so I'm not going to run their software or give them money just yet.

First of all I had a few demo runs on it, they let you have 2000 "demo $" to practice with, and now I've decided to try real money.
what exactly do you mean by "evidence of legitimacy"?
 
Quote from traderight:

First of all I had a few demo runs on it, they let you have 2000 "demo $" to practice with, and now I've decided to try real money.
what exactly do you mean by "evidence of legitimacy"?
Thanks for playing.
 
Quote from euclid:

Let us know how you get on. There is no evidence of legitimacy on their website, so I'm not going to run their software or give them money just yet.


the demo seems to work---for example i have made $1375 thus far on the demo since about an hour ago. no clue what it will be like with real money.

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I must admit that when I stumbled upon www.etoro.com I was rather stunned by it. I installed it and at first I wondered whether this was a joke or actually a real Forex trading platform but I quickly realized that indeed it was.
eToro lacks the technical analysis that most trading platforms contain. Granted, I may not be the experienced user's choice, and in this sense, I see the virtue of simplifying matters for the common user. eToro does walk the traders through the basics of trading with an overview section, a glossary, and a step-by-steps explanation on how to get started. Some more experienced traders might think that it over-simplifies Forex trading but one feature that I found to be extremely superfluous was the chat option.
What I found most alluring and intriguing was the intuitive nature of the system. It is possible that I found it to be so because of its gimmick. I recognize eToro’s “game-quality” as a gimmick but am nonetheless fond of.
It is certainly an effective site for beginners who do not have a lot of experience or a professional understanding of the terms, concepts, and techniques behind the foreign exchange market.

Because I, as a professional trader, have much experience with trading, I allow myself to say that eToro is also suitable for experienced traders who simply want to have a more "fun" experience, or an office pastime with the friendly platform accompanied by many visuals. Such traders will for sure, take advantage of the fact that they can open a few trades simultaneously which is not possible on other platforms.

And just for the record - eToro has a monthly trading championship, in which the reward is 10,000$. being a pro gives me an edge the unexperienced traders don't have, so most chances are that in 3 weeks time yours truly is going to have a 10,000$ bonus added to his paycheck... :D

Good luck to you all today
 
Quote from traderight:

so most chances are that in 3 weeks time yours truly is going to have a 10,000$ bonus added to his paycheck... :D

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not if I have anything to do with it... :cool:
 
eToro’s Fun Trading Championship!
Championship Schedule: September 1st to September 30st.
1st place gets $1,000
2nd place gets $750
3rd place gets $450
4th to 54th places get $50 each!
Fun Trading Championship Rules:

User ranking is based on Profit.
Opening balance for each new user will be $2,000 (Demo Money).
New traders that have won prizes will be required to open real money accounts.
All cash prizes will be credited to the trader's real money account.
eToro reserves the right to change the terms of the championship.
eToro’s Fun Trading Championship is subjected to terms and conditions.

It's a $1000 prize, not $10,000. Second, if you win, you have to open a real account for them to deposit your winnings in. Then good luck in getting it back!
 
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