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- Rusty_forex replied Jun 26, 2006
http://www.forexfactory.com/forexforum/showthread.php?t=530 Go to this link
Aussie FX Brokers
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 25, 2006
The Sultan of Brunei was also the richest man in the world a few years back, till bill gates took over. He still is one of the richest... I wonder where those road taxes go???? .... all roads in brunei probably lead to the Sultans house.
I don't want to pay tax
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 25, 2006
Interesting you mention that...that would be an interesting thing to find out.
Man Financial FX
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 24, 2006
EUR/YEN - Hanging man candle on fridays chart. Also Doji/hanging man (more hanging man) on Weekly. I think this baby is ready to be a short. Also - USD/YEN is at 61.8% of move down from 122 to 109 at 116.60. What you reckon?
Daily EUR/JPY analysis
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 23, 2006
I would agree with Bemac. Perhaps. also - you could take in something you have learned from your days at university. Something that interests you that helped you envision yourself as a trader in the future, that also sends across the message that ...
currency job question
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 23, 2006
G'day My tip is .... dont tell them your a trader or have traded previously. Express your passion for finance, and your interest to learn and succeed. However, do not mention - your have traded or have tried to trade - this is a big NO NO. Banks ...
currency job question
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 22, 2006
good question - And i can answer this cause this is where i use to work as a cash dealer supplying liquidity to the traders. Basically, each broker - if they are not an IB. Has numerous credit lines .... Apart from investing in futures on your ...
MarketMakers
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 22, 2006
Its none of Macquaries business what I do... Since bringing that up Old Dog - Ive got some ideas to add onto it going forward.. Yeh cheers for the heads up checkstar, i'll keep an eye out for that book. BTW - Fitzy's a loser
MarketMakers
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 21, 2006
I think any accreditation from a major institution is viable these days. Its all about what kind of person you are, and if you can handle the role. But i would think an Accounting background would help tremendously, it is a numbers game ...
MarketMakers
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 21, 2006
If your working for the bank i'm thinking you are working for...then yeh it tough to land a trading or front office role from Melbourne. We use to think melbourne was the admin centre - and all the major guys were in the Sydney offices. Unfortunate, ...
MarketMakers
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 20, 2006
In Australia, if you are a professional day trader, and trading is where you earn your full time income - then unfortunately, you will be made to pay income tax. If trading is not where you get most of your money from - then you wont need to pay any ...
I don't want to pay tax
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 20, 2006
Keep in their champ! The banking industry especially in developed Western-English speaking countries like Australia, UK, US, Canada, NZ - it's very much a boys club. In Sydney, its all about which GPS highschool you went to, how many of the old boys ...
MarketMakers
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 20, 2006
I agree - about time on this one. I think it should be higher however, around $5m
All US brokers require a one million dollars by 31st july?
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 16, 2006
Its exactly that Hans - they are cherry pickers. Scalping is making the trade within seconds if it is an algorithmic type trade. And Scalping is usually a 30min trade - if it is manually executed, using a manual system. Like i said i was on the cash ...
MarketMakers
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 15, 2006
No worries Hans To answer your first question - I think once your funds are large enough $US250k+, i would consider moving them to a larger investment house. E.g an investment bank or large financial institution. ECN's are really there to encourage ...
MarketMakers
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 15, 2006
Definately - technicals although useful, arent everything. If you know the ins and outs of the market and players work when they trade, and how things are run - your going to have a much better idea of how things end up the way they are and a better ...
MarketMakers
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 14, 2006
The short off the double top was a good move. I made this trade also. I have since closed my trade - I think the move down will all depend on the fibs - as I feel this is a consolidative move from the market regarding the large move up we ...
problem
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 13, 2006
According to this thread - there is more than one definition of trading. Some people say - trading is gambling cause you simply dont know whats going to happen next. I dont necessarily agree with this. I think trading can be defined as risk - but ...
Trading IS Gambling...
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 13, 2006
I mentioned this on another thread... Gambling is when you risk everything on an event where the outcome is uncertain. If you dont have the correct money management principles....then trading is gambling. Overtime, with the right system and ...
Trading IS Gambling...
- Rusty_forex replied Jun 13, 2006
By no means is it gambling ... If you have a feel for the market, and know how it works - as well as apply sound management principles and treat your trading like a business. By no means at all is it gambling. I consider gambling - something to be ...
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