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Abstract:From a forex novice to a trading expert, all it takes is this one opportunity! Join us for the Forex Beginner's Advancement Journey challenge and unlock your potential! Here, if you're a beginner, participating in the event and posting on selected topics will not only deepen your understanding of forex basics and help you advance but also earn you a Learning Encouragement Award. For those with some experience in forex, discussing insights under the event topics will allow you to exchange experiences and share techniques with like-minded peers, while also having the chance to win a Perspective Sharing Award! Come challenge yourself and break through the limits of forex trading together!
Beginners can choose Topic 1 or Topic 2 to post the related content, embarking on their advancement journey.
Experienced forex users can engage in discussions under posts related to Topic 1 or Topic 2, sharing their insights and growing together!
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Participation Method:
Example: (Please upgrade to app version 3.6.0 to participate)
The first step in learning forex isn‘t actually that complicated. I started by understanding the basic concepts of the forex market, such as the exchange between different currencies. Then, I chose a reliable platform, focusing on stability and fees. Most importantly, I began to learn key terms like spread, leverage, and stop-loss. Although it was a bit confusing at first, I gradually understood them. I also set a learning plan, practicing with small amounts of money each day. Success in forex requires persistence and time. How’s your learning journey going? Lets keep pushing forward together!
Event Rewards:
Participation Method:
(Please upgrade to app version 3.6.0 to participate)
Trading strategies are just rules to guide decisions. I use technical analysis to spot signals, like when price breaks support or resistance, suggesting a good entry point. I also follow news-driven trading, watching economic data that could impact currency movements. Setting entry and exit points, like stop-loss, helps limit losses. Strategies need constant fine-tuning, and through practice, I‘ve developed one that works for me. What about you? What’s your trading strategy? Lets share tips and learn together!
Event Rewards:
For users who win weekly in posting and commenting, they need to contact and submit their winning information within T+1 week; failure to do so will be regarded as forfeiting the prize (quarterly and special winners have 15 days to submit their winning information). Weekly rewards will be credited directly (to the ForexPay wallet). Users should actively upload their posting records and ForexPay wallet addresses in the online form published by the official account. The amounts earned and weekly results of predictions can be checked in the records published by the official account.
Disclaimer:
The views in this article only represent the author's personal views, and do not constitute investment advice on this platform. This platform does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information in the article, and will not be liable for any loss caused by the use of or reliance on the information in the article.
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