Foreign Currency Trading
My father is willing to pay me for using a foreign currency trading software almost all day all day. However, we have investigated that it is a big investment to get the software to do it. They are advertising that if you do it all day, every day you can do "a lot" of money per year of this. I'm worried before we pay for the program if the program really works and if you have the opportunity to make money on it. And so today I learned that … To make money in forex trading you need to work in large volumes. Often the profit margin is 1%. Companies that do this need large reserves. What eats into profits, foreign exchange comes with a fee. Shopkeepers in the tourist areas – such as Bermuda – generally find it cheaper to have employees separate the U.S. From the local currency before you go to the bank. I suspect what will happen is that you will pay the company to continue operations. Is it worth it? Only if you have large sums of money. Does it work? Not for small investors.
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No. No. No. No. No. You can LOSE a lot of money. And you will be out the software cost. Only professionals should do anything along these lines. This is a really bad idea. Unless your father is paying for everything, and he has plenty of money he can afford to lose you should not even consider this venture.