Thread: freedom rocks - wowzers

Marketiva use e-gold, but it is the poorest trading platform I have ever seen.

Not a lot of technical indicators to choose from.

FYI... earlier topics regarding Freedom Rocks:
http://www.rolclub.com/forex-trading...com-rocks.html
http://www.rolclub.com/forex-trading...positions.html
http://www.rolclub.com/forex-trading...positions.html

Originally Posted by investor

Marketiva use e-gold, but it is the poorest trading platform I have ever seen.

Not a lot of technical indicators to choose from.

Agreed,

I have heard the same, and my feelings are that the most well established brokers do not take ecurrencies, so this is a good indicator to go by when looking for reputable mainstream FOREX broker.

Happy Holiday Season to all, Mike

is freedom rocks easy enough to do for someone with no experience?

Originally Posted by moncheri

is freedom rocks easy enough to do for someone with no experience?

Good question,

Yes, I would have to say having purchased and used a half dozen systems over the years, this is by far the most easiest I have used. It is step by step training, and you can learn for free under trial offer, so you cannot go wrong, try it before you buy it. Once you have your system allocator set up, the rest is easy, just follow the instructions, takes only a few minutes to set your pairs at that point.

Happy Holiday Season to all, Mike

thanks Mike!

what is the minimum to put in a trade? Just wondered........

Originally Posted by moncheri

what is the minimum to put in a trade? Just wondered........

Good question,

It will vary from trader to trader depending on the margin and leverage they choose. Trades are done in lots, and you have to maintain enough in your account to cover a margin call if you are using higher risk strategy, which is up to you. The lower the margins, the more you can trade per pair.

Happy Holiday Season to all, Mike

how about $500 or $1,000 to start? Possible?

thanx,

Originally Posted by moncheri

how about $500 or $1,000 to start? Possible?

thanx,

Yes, as long as you use less risky strategy, you can start with less money in your accounts. I know people who have started with this amount, but your profits will be slower to grow, so patience is required as in many such investing.

Happy Holiday Season to all, Mike