i'm new here...

CyberWarrior · Nov 28, 2016

Demo trading is the best option for a newbie to learn about Forex Trading, it is the best way to gain knowledge and that too without losing money.

CBC · Nov 29, 2016

bublu said:
Investing.com is a good one i usually visit this site, another few good sites can be investopedia, economies and bloomberg too. However we can also consider forums as a good source of learning.

Here on ET is where you learn the good stuff / information you need to trade. Basically the stuff you need to know to survive out on the street.

You won't get this kind of information anywhere else.

Investopedia and bloomberg are good for general information and news. I use them as well, also I use the CME website a bit.

CBC · Nov 29, 2016

Alexfx79 said:
They are quite good. I read Financemagnates and Barchart. Btw, I'd advise them to all newbies. The more economical info you read, the more you will understand how it works.

What do you think of the new Barchart? I used to use it. Now you can't get the simple / basic charts. I click on 15 min bars and it only shows the previous day. Originally I used to be able to see the whole week. I'm still getting used to it.

Alexfx79 · Nov 30, 2016

CBC said:
What do you think of the new Barchart? I used to use it. Now you can't get the simple / basic charts. I click on 15 min bars and it only shows the previous day. Originally I used to be able to see the whole week. I'm still getting used to it.

Do you mean the website? I don't use app, but read market commentary and look through charts. They are up-to date in the web version. I like the option of price performance either

Herbert · Nov 30, 2016

Once you understand the basics of how the forex market works, as have been suggested, and how to generate trading signals, coming up with a forex trading plan can actually be quite a simple initial process.

CBC · Nov 30, 2016

Alexfx79 said:
Do you mean the website? I don't use app, but read market commentary and look through charts. They are up-to date in the web version. I like the option of price performance either

Ah I see ur not using the charts on the website. I used to really like it (charts) however now you have limited control. I want to see 15min bars / 5 days. Which you can't do.

It looks like they have a good news feed.

bublu · Dec 1, 2016

CBC said:
Here on ET is where you learn the good stuff / information you need to trade. Basically the stuff you need to know to survive out on the street.

ET is indeed a good place to learn as i see a lot of good contributors actively participating with interesting posts..

CBC · Dec 1, 2016

doggyfx said:
You can check Forexpeacearmy

Ur kidding right? U know the owner of that has been raided by the FBI a few times? He was giving out all these "signals" and none of them worked. According to the statement, when they raided his place, he was in some run-down shack apartment or something. Som1 who has winning "signals" wouldn't be living like that.

It was a scam site in itself.

Perhaps hang around here

CyberWarrior · Dec 2, 2016

I don't think so, and I do not agree with you totally. You need to do a little research because as far as I know, it is quite a reputable website.

Hafizmd · Dec 5, 2016

CyberWarrior said:
I don't think so, and I do not agree with you totally. You need to do a little research because as far as I know, it is quite a reputable website.

I can't tell you anything about FBI cause I haven't met such info in the internet... however, people argue about reputability of this website. I doubt that it is 100% trustworthy
I found this info: "The founder of ForexPeaceArmy is known in the web under the names of Dmitri Chavkerov, Felix Homogratus, Forex Bastard. He has the reputation of a fraudster with the aim to make easy money from the following machinations: blackmail of Forex companies, and sale of false trading signals."
So...