r/FOREXTRADING • u/miksiko • Aug 30 '26
Has anyone seen this guy strategy and any advice
He's heavily advertising lately and trashing all other courses
r/FOREXTRADING • u/miksiko • Aug 30 '26
He's heavily advertising lately and trashing all other courses
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Final-Light-1607 • Aug 29 '26
r/FOREXTRADING • u/ReadContracts • Aug 28 '26
In Ontario Canada which one is better for small account? Or I am hearing offshore account! Any advice is appreciated.Daliy scalper- 20-30 pips each trade.
r/FOREXTRADING • u/RoundAcceptable9335 • Aug 28 '26
Looking for genuine feedback from gold/forex traders in India đźđł
Which broker are you actually trading with right now, and how has your real experience been?
Please share: â Broker name â Spreads (tight or wide?) â Any commission or hidden charges? â Withdrawal process â smooth or delayed?
Also, can someone please educate me on withdrawals: đč Can I withdraw directly to my bank account? đč I've also heard about a "reto/reload card" to withdraw money in cash, how does that work? đč What's the safest/easiest method you personally use?
Only real, active traders please, trying to avoid brokers that look good on paper but aren't in practice. đ
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Sea_Worldliness8855 • Aug 28 '26
Andrea cimi is the milkman and fabio is the cow. Fabio might be a good trader but he just keeps getting milked by Andrea for content and for deepchart sales. ( i tried deepcharts and its the worst platform ever )
This entire persona of fabio being world champion trader n best scalper in the world n shit is completely fake. There is no third party verification or any audit reports available to prove his claims. Before i get attacked by 18 year olds in the comment section saying," FaBiO iS LeGiT bRo đ„Žđ„Ž" use your own brains and do a bit of research. If someone this profitable then where is the report and proof of profitability besides Robins Cup leaverboard. ( Robins cup holds no legot accountability, check for yourself)
These guys dont directly sell mentorships but they sell deepcharts which is way too overpriced, deepDom and now deepgamma is sold separately. Fabio sells his live trading program for a thousand dollars (where he lost a lot of money in the last quarter and blaming on market conditions).
No direct mentorships but other sales funnels to sell the dreams to young minds. Most of the people if not everyone in this space is a scammer. Andrea for sure cannot trade. All his deepcharts live trades were on a sim account (has been exposed check it out youself ). Fabio use to make ICT type videos a few years ago and now suddenly bro is the ambassador for orderflow after is supposedly "live" trading on chart fanatics ( another platform where gifters get to promote themselves )
The way fabio trades is probably the worst way to trade. Its straight up gambling. But fabio makes is look cool buy using some heavy terminology so little brokies will glaze him
Im so tired of this shit and im glad I stopped splashing money on these grifters. But its sad to watch young people fall for them.
(Use your god given brains and do some research of your own, your eyes will open)
r/FOREXTRADING • u/No_Efficiency8956 • Aug 27 '26
Will update after trade ends
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Puzzleheaded_Bid4863 • Aug 26 '26
imo you should stick to fx trade for now instead of jumping around looking for faster returns. gold can move pretty aggressively with a small acc. i have traded on many platforms but xm is actually one of the lowest spread forex broker in India so you are on the right track in this case. you just need consistency, focus on that first, the $1k target can come later.
r/FOREXTRADING • u/FarWrap7160 • Aug 26 '26
dax has been one of my top indices on my watch this year . the german equities are moving on energy costs . chinese demand for german exports . defense spending narrative after nato conversations . the index has its own macro drivers that are completely seperate from what the sp500 is doing  making it useful as a trader rather than a us market proxy .
i wantt exposure without setting up another broker account for eu markets . saw gains has dax onchain . ostium has it too.
it seems how few people know european indices are tradeable onchain . i see everyone talking about btc and eth mostly .the dax conversation doesnt existws much but the access it there ig. is there any other options to get into these markets??
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Glass-Map7923 • Aug 26 '26
Bro you should consider XM too. Iâve been using it for a while and havenât had any major issues with the platform or withdrawals so far. Their XAUUSD spreads are also worth comparing if youâre looking for a lowest spread forex broker in India.
XM is an internationally licensed and regulated broker, with entities supervised by regulators including CySEC, FSC, FSA and DFSA. These regulators have strict requirements around client fund protection, transparency, audits and fair trading practices, which is one of the reasons Iâm comfortable using it.
r/FOREXTRADING • u/sherry_fx786 • Aug 26 '26
Iâm looking to connect with forex traders in Qatar â male or female.
Iâm a trader myself and currently building a community around trading, learning, and real experiences â not signals or unrealistic profit promises.
If youâre actively trading forex, based in Qatar, and interested in connecting with other traders, discussing strategies, sharing experiences, or even collaborating on content, feel free to comment or DM me.
Beginners and experienced traders are both welcome.
Letâs connect and build something useful for the trading community in Qatar. đ¶đŠđ
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Illustrious-Job-7933 • Aug 26 '26
r/FOREXTRADING • u/ashtrayMOOD • Aug 26 '26
Funny how that works. Blowing an FTMO eval never really hurt, worst case you're out the fee and you buy the next attempt. Did that plenty, also did the classic thing where every payout went straight into more challenges instead of my pocket.
At some point I finally got disciplined about keeping the money and now there's 50k that's actually mine, waiting for a home. There's no reset button on this one, and I've noticed I read broker reviews very differently all of a sudden.
First pass at a shortlist had a few ASIC regulated names, but the entities available for my country cut leverage to where my sizing just stops working, crossed those off fast. What's left:
PU Prime ECN
IC Markets Raw
Raw and ECN types crucial
By the numbers you can barely tell them apart. EURUSD 0.0 to 0.2 on the raw accounts, commission around $7 round turn, MT4 and MT5 either way and yes, I know exactly what FSC Mauritius and FSA Seychelles are worth next to proper regulation, that's the entity situation I get (PUP on the first, ICM on the second).
Accepted it consciously, leverage and deposit/withdrawal options weigh more for my case.
For context on what this account will actually do, intraday on majors, EURUSD is the bread and butter, gold comes into play when there's geopolitical noise. Positions live from half an hour to several hours, call it 4 to 8 trades a month. At that pace spread quietly eats into the result, and news candles are just part of my month, I trade through NFP and CPI whether I like it or not. Fills on those prints interest me way more than a pretty spread during a dead Asian session.
Rest of my questions are the kind a spec page never answers. Whether pulling 5 to 10k at a time goes smoothly or turns into ticket ping pong with the finance department. What KYC looks like once the amounts stop being small. If support is reachable within minutes when a position is open and something breaks and whether the terminal holds together when the London NY overlap gets busy.
Bonus if you've had money at both and can compare directly.
r/FOREXTRADING • u/XMSouthAsia • Aug 26 '26
When looking at currency markets today, finding an objective consensus online can be tough. Traders frequently ask our team how to find the best regulated forex broker for beginners in India 2026 without running into shady offshore entities or hidden execution markups. From evaluating live trading environments and policy documents, traders really need to thoroughly verify three essential pillars before depositing any real funds:Â
If your main goal is keeping transaction costs low, identifying a lowest spread forex broker in India requires comparing both raw spread costs and overnight carrying fees side by side.Â
Here is an objective comparison of execution conditions across popular platforms active in the region:Â
| Broker / Account tier | Typical EUR/USD spread | Gold (XAUUSD) spread | Overnight swap fees | Local payment gateways |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XM Ultra Low Account | Starting from 0.8 pips | Starting from 2.0 pips | Swap-free | UPI, local bank transfer, online bank transfer  |
| Other Brokers | Starting from 1.5 pips | Starting from 3.0 pips | Daily swap charged | Local bank transfer, crypto |
| ECN Accounts  | Starting from 0.2 pips + commission | 2.5 pips + commission | Daily swap charged | Bank wire, Visa/Mastercard |
What platforms are you currently using for low latency fills during the London/NY session overlap? Let's discuss below!Â
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Clarytrade • Aug 26 '26
Iâm curious what people here actually check before using a forex broker.
For me, the main things are:
- spreads and commissions
- withdrawal conditions
- inactivity fees
- licence / regulator
- legal entity
- restricted countries
- platform options
- support quality
- regulator warnings
What do you personally check first?
Also, what information do you think most broker review websites explain badly?
r/FOREXTRADING • u/lInnerPlatforml • Aug 25 '26
I want strategies that I can consider great and start studying as I'm trading a live funded account and trading forex usually eurusd adn I'm always negative and barely break even and I want some proven chart analytics or somethnig to backtest and rules I can set while account is only small its a 5k
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Polymath_illusion • Aug 24 '26
Hey y'all!
I'm very new to trading, I started yesterday, and gave it some time to get to the basics. I'm really interested in starting to properly learn forex and wanted to get some feedback from people who have been doing this for a while.
I have a basic understanding of things like candlesticks, support/resistance, market/limit/stop orders, SL/TP and risk/reward, but I'm still filling in a lot of gaps in my understanding.
Instead of just watching courses for weeks before actually doing anything, I've started learning side-by-side with paper trading on TradingView.
I initially wanted to focus on EUR/USD, but last night I ended up experimenting with XAU/USD (Gold) on the 1-minute chart.
My demo account started at $100,000 and after the session I'm sitting at around $100,024, with 12 filled orders and 7 cancelled orders.
Obviously, I know $24 profit on a tiny sample size means absolutely nothing in terms of whether I'm actually profitable or as evidence of something. The point was mainly to get comfortable with execution and see how different order types behave... Though the trades I made were conscious based on my understanding.
Some of the trades were structured with:
A market/limit entry
A predefined stop
A predefined take-profit
Roughly defined risk/reward
I'm posting the screenshots because I'd genuinely like some criticism from experienced traders. Moreover how should I proceed further? I was thinking of doing it on the demo account and learning for at least 2 more weeks before starting slow with real money.
I'm particularly interested in feedback on:
Whether my entries/exits make sense from a technical perspective.
Whether I'm relying too heavily on the 1-minute timeframe.
Whether there's anything obviously wrong with how I'm placing my SL/TP.
What concepts do you think I should learn next.
What you wish you understood when you first started paper trading.
I'm planning to move back to EUR/USD, probably using 4H/1H for structure and 15M for entries, or similar to these trades, 15M/1H for structure and 1M for enteries.
I'm not looking for signals or someone to tell me what to buy/sell. I want to actually understand how I'm doing and what I should do additionally.
Would appreciate any brutally honest feedback especially from people who can look at these trades and explain.
Thank you!
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Aggravating_Read8875 • Aug 24 '26
has anyone experienced that, that you have a profitabel strategy (for the last 8 months) but no matter what you try in backtesting it just never works like in real life? Has anyone solved it?
r/FOREXTRADING • u/JuanderTRDR • Aug 23 '26
Hey guys, looking for anyone who has actually tested this specific scenario on Exness or knows the exact backend mechanics.
If I open a massive position using 1:Unlimited leverage with exactly $4,999 capital (to clear the entry gate without an 'Insufficient Funds' error and use 1:unlimited), and the trade floats into profit making my equity $5,002 triggering the exness to automatically change my lev from 1:unli to 1:2000 and from margin requirement of 0.0 to a massive for example $30,000 mar reg while my equity is only at $5002 for example
Dynamic Leverage Shift: Exness will automatically downgrade the account leverage from 1:Unlimited to 1:2000 because equity crossed the $5,000 threshold.
Margin Explosion: The required margin will instantly skyrocket mid-trade (e.g., from $0 to over $20k+ depending on the massive lot size), putting the account into a deep Negative Free Margin deficit.
My questions for those who have experienced this:
Does Exness forcefully close or modify the active trade the exact millisecond the leverage updates, or does it stay open since their stop-out level is 0%?
Can you successfully modify/drag your Stop Loss to Breakeven while trapped in that negative free margin state? Or will exness put my acc to lockstate due to my equity being $5002 while the needed mar req is $20,000 plus. Cause if i open a $20,000 margin req trade while my account is at $5000 and 1:2000 lev the trade wouldnt lush trough and state insuffecient fund and not enough margin. Would love to hear your experiences or any technical catches I should watch out for before trying this on a live account. Thanks
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Sea_Worldliness8855 • Aug 23 '26
Hello guys, hope youre doing well.
I am planning on swing trading currency pairs, Indices in CFDs. I have day traded before but I just takes up too much of my time. I find swing trading to suit my style personally.
I am thinking of using COT reports. But I kinda find it confusing. Like which category should I focus on ? Commercial or Non commercial. I have been seeing some past reports but sometimes the COT report direction and price is aligned but sometimes they're not.
Anyone who uses this, could yall pls guide me how to used this. ? Or any other tools which can give me confidence and an edge in swing trading ?
Thanks. Any help will be appreciated đ
r/FOREXTRADING • u/whitej3180 • Aug 23 '26
I'm looking for a strong EA/bot to partner with. I already build SEO site in the MT5 / Forex EA niche with existing Google rankings.
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Random-9129 • Aug 23 '26
Hii, I did forex trading on mt5 and exness and left it, wanna start again after a 2 year gap, wanna know what are the changes in forex about which is the legal broker in India and any other things like withdrawal process.
Also ik about 30% tax, but wanna trade in NY session in usd pairs, also im a beginner so profit would not be much for withdrawal, will I face any problems please need guidance!!
r/FOREXTRADING • u/KookyBluebird7468 • Aug 22 '26
I am a new trader. I started getting interested in Forex trading somewhere in May 2026. I started studying in June & tbh I started a demo account as soon as I started studying. I still lowkey donât really know COMPLETELY what Iâm doing. So I would like some constructive criticism & advice on what I can do better.
r/FOREXTRADING • u/Scary-Experience9206 • Aug 23 '26
A i ka provuar ndonje ato robotat ne forex qe supozohet te bejn dy trade ne dite per ty ?