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Forex Currency Trading-Aspects of it?

Conduit301 said: "I'm considering getting into this or at least experimenting around with it but i have a few questions first. 1. What's the overall risk level? (as compared to risk arbitrage, day trading, swing trading, value investing, etc.) 2. How complicated is it and what level of difficulty is it in terms of succeeding? 3. If any of you are good at it, what are the rewards for succeeding? (percent gains, comparisons to other strategies etc.)"

rubyred said: "Im sure you already found it. But just messing around with the practice account gives you a good idea what you are dealing with."

marbles said: "Hey, it's Brandon again. :lol:"

newinvestor123 said: "Now he's trolling for victims..."

bobo21 said: "There was a link at this site about a 3 day training course and some other good info on the forex. It was [URL="http://www.alphawebknowledge.com/forex.html"]http://www.alphawebknowledge.com[/URL]"

newinvestor123 said: "[QUOTE=bobo21]There was a link at this site about a 3 day training course and some other good info on the forex. It was [URL="http://www.alphawebknowledge.com/forex.html"]http://www.alphawebknowledge.com[/URL][/QUOTE] Another one... And they're getting smarter."

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rubyred said: "any serious input on it? I made a bundle on the practice account, but thats most likely beginners luck right? haha"

FirefighterB said: "If you're honestly interested and not looking to just pump some BS site, there is plenty of information you can find just by searching the internet. Try [url]www.investopedia.com[/url] They have quite a good info base on all types of investing. I won't touch Forex, but that's not saying a whole lot. Too volatile and based on way too many random things if you ask me. I'll stick to the, usually, easier stocks."

rubyred said: "Thanks. and for the record, im not Brandon...., and im not tryin to plug some site. Just a newbie college kid with too much in the bank:th_coolio:"

FirefighterB said: "That's never a bad thing, especially when you're looking to put it to work on something besides destroying your brain and/or liver (as, I did...but it was a great time!) Stick around here, READ the forums like crazy (do searches for stuff too, as there are some great older threads), and you'll learn plenty. There are some great investors on here and, if you pay attention, you'll do well."