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Interview with the FXDrive Winner!
| * Past performance is not indicate of future results. |
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Li Zhi from China won 1st place in our October FXDrive contest! |
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| From her pose alone, we can see that Li Zhi has a powerful disposition. |
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Forex Club: Where are you from? |
| Click Here to View Li Zhi's Trading Report |
15 commentsComments:
Wonderfull achievement congratulations.
If I may ask what indicators did you use. I use bollinger stochastic alligator and 2 MA's. I have been doing currency for two weeks so I do not really know what I am doing yet.
Once again congratulations
James
Congratulations! Well done. Unfortunately I had to miss out cause internet was down but maybe next time. Hope I can do only half of what you did.
I sent you an email a few days ago regarding your request. Please let me know if you received it.
To Adam,
Sorry, our contest is only available on the ExpressFX platform.
To Alice,
Our next contest starts on November 8th. We hope that you can enter!
The winner of the FXDrive contest shouldn't be shy. Our staff is extremely diverse, so we should be able to communicate smoothly in the winner's native tongue.
Scalping is allowed, but as you try our platforms, you'll see that it's *not* advantageous to scalp. Traders who try to scalp on our platforms do not make profit. You can try it out for yourself, but it you do don't do it on your contest platform because it'll just result in a loss of money for you and lessen your chance of winning real money on the contest.
Best trading practices say to place only a few long term trades per day. If you look at our last contest winner (Li Zhi)'s trading report, you'll see that she won $16,000 dollars by placing about 3 trades a day. The point; scalping is very risky and isn't the best practice for a trader.
You can find more about the OFAC countries at this link: http://www.treas.gov/offices/enforcement/ofac/sdn/
Malaysia isn't on the list. We actually have quite a few traders from Malaysia, and we welcome more! :)
Since 1 pips of $100,000 is $1,000 and you may lost your capital right away like the way you trade?
Please let me know, thanks.

