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Don't deal with it.
What does new trader could get from FPA? I think it's for who want to find new brokers, not for learning Forex trading.
I think newbie they can visit babypips dot com on school tab section, many valuable article all that related with forex from newbie tro expert and these source is good and many new trader learn from there
Baby Pips is a good place to start learning, HOWEVER, if you are good with taking in information and putting the pieces together, then just look up these terms, and study what they do.
RSI, Relative Strength Index, Ranges from 0-100, tells if a stock or market is being over sold, or over bought. There is this thing called Fail Swings, I'm just learning how to spot and utilize these, but they happen. I'd look into that as well.
Bollinger Bands, Three bands that show the price range of the stock in quesion, these can be broken and I don't recommend using this by itself to determine a buying or selling point.
EMA, Short term stock trend tracker. I dunno how else to explain this one.
SMA, more of a long term Stock Trend Tracker.
There is also the ATR, the Average Trade Range*, I don't bother with this, it will confuse you more than help you, since you are new, like me. I only know that it can potentially help you spot a bearish or bullish break confirmation or trend reversal...
RSI, Relative Strength Index, Ranges from 0-100, tells if a stock or market is being over sold, or over bought. There is this thing called Fail Swings, I'm just learning how to spot and utilize these, but they happen. I'd look into that as well.
Bollinger Bands, Three bands that show the price range of the stock in quesion, these can be broken and I don't recommend using this by itself to determine a buying or selling point.
EMA, Short term stock trend tracker. I dunno how else to explain this one.
SMA, more of a long term Stock Trend Tracker.
There is also the ATR, the Average Trade Range*, I don't bother with this, it will confuse you more than help you, since you are new, like me. I only know that it can potentially help you spot a bearish or bullish break confirmation or trend reversal...
did the thread starter ever came back? how was forex treating him so far? 
I don't know brother, might he already success now and left us in learning stagedid the thread starter ever came back? how was forex treating him so far?
I have developed my own system, and it is working wonders. The indicators I have mentioned, hardly fail you if you know where they should be to enter a trade. If Yyou can wait for them to be in alignment, and not be quick on a look good trade, you will be successful.