Forex optimum - your review

You boast a lot about withdrawals, don’t ya think?)

Why’s that strange? I’m just sharing my achievements with this broker. That’s what the thread is for to discuss the broker and share our impressions about it’s work, am I wrong?

Well, yes, you’re right, but you demonstrate your payments so often that I couldn’t help asking, but hey, you’re doing a good job and that’s why you get to withdraw profit so often.

I don’t know if I’m doing a good job or not, since I’m not withdrawing such big sums, and sometimes I have bad days, because forex is a live market, and the situation here can drastically change, but one thing is good, that I don’t have to worry about the payment being reliable, I just know the broker won’t let me down.

There is such a thing, and the trading conditions are decent, low spread and execution is excellent, in a word, I’m also satisfied with this broker) By the way, how has your new trading year begun?

Don’t know about you guys, but for me it hasn’t really started yet) I’m still preping myself, you might say, besides I think it’s best to begin trading closer to the end of the current month.

Really? Where did you get such strange ideas? The market is not demonstrating super volatility ofcourse at this point, but in the course of the day one can trade quite well, I can make 50 points a day easily. I’m already getting transfers this year, and you’re still waiting around for something)


Everyone has their preferences in trading, for instance, I began trading in the longterm and the assets that I trade with are not quick to demonstrate a steady trend, so far it’s out of the market.

Hi. I’ve been trading for over a month on MT4, really awesome execution and nice trading conditions, I see people actively show off their withdrawals here, which isn’t surprising, cause the broker really does pay.

I’ve switched to scalping for now, not much progress so far, but I see a lot of potential with the current strategy, it’s good that this broker doesn’t limit it’s traders to which strategy they choose.

Scalping is good, but one must use it to perfect their skill, I tried - didn’t work. I trade deals which are 1 day long up to several months. My instrument, that I’ve always used (gbpusd) became somewhat inactive, all I get is money loss in the form of swap, I exited the deal, and don’t see how to enter back. I should find something else)

I like eurobucks, it’s the most dynamic currency pair. I really don’t understand though. When I just got to forex, they told me to trade with the euro because it’s the most popular pair. But now when I have an idea about the market, I understand that actually it’s a very difficult instrument for newbies.

Perhaps they played a joke on you? Many traders have fun playing joked on newbies, giving them deposit drain advice, which are understandable for experienced traders, but newbies interpret them as the Holy Graal.

I don’t think they were kidding, most likely they were serious, they just didn’t take into account what a serious level of difficulty this would be for a newbie. I think a newbie should be advised to begin with something easier.

I myself recommended many newbies to begin learning on the euro. But I mean learning, not trading on the real. Yes, it’s a difficult instrument, but a newbie will learn to trade there faster because the pair moves quite intensively. It’s got fundamental and technical analysis, it all goes very intensely, which means you have to learn it fast.

That may be so, but not everybody can trade at that speed. Many drain their money and leave. But if they were to try the yen for instance, then most likely something would work out.

The problem of these traders is not that they chose the wrong instrument, but that they quickly started to trade on a real account. Now that’s a big mistake.

That’s the most common mistake of most newbie-traders. They’re always rushing. Where are they rushing? What do they expect to get from rushing?)

Why not begin trading on a cent account? Loss risk is minimal, and you’re more likely to learn to trade on a demo account.

I also think a cent account is what is necessary for a newbie. It was invented for a reason.