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14 Cool Forex Freebies you should Know About

Posted on 24. Jan, 2010 by Jakob.

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I have posted about most of these before, but I thought I would sum it all up in one post. These are great resources for forex traders, and they are free. Check it out and throw a comment. Do you have any additional ones we should know about? Feel free to share your thoughts. Read more... (1065 words, estimated 4:16 mins reading time)

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Currensee Open for Everyone – Join in

Posted on 20. Oct, 2009 by Jakob.

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I have written about Currensee before, as I was giving 5 invites away. Yesterday they finally opened the doors to the public, and you now have the chance to join in, for free. Currensee is a Social platform, where you can interact with traders, meet new friends, track trades, watch other individuals’ performance, etc. There are many options and the team behind Currensee is continuously working on improvements. Go over and check it out.

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Become a member of Currensee – 5 Invites left

Posted on 30. Sep, 2009 by Jakob.

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I guess you have heard about the Currensee buzz lately. Currensee is a new place on the web, for forex trader to meet up, and socialize. It has similarities to that of Facebook, just with a focus on forex trading. The owners have been running a beta test of it, in the last couple of month, and I have been with them from the beginning. I still need to some time, to check out all the details, but overall it seems to be a good opportunity for forex traders, to interact and meet new people. I will do a detailed review of the site, later on. At the moment I have 5 invites to give away. If you want one, simply drop me an email, and I will send you a link. You better be fast, as they will probably be gone within a short time.

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TradeProfits Update

Posted on 11. May, 2009 by Jakob.

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The last couple of days I have been rather busy. I have a project at school which is due Wednesday in next week, followed by three exams in June. Furthermore, my laptop broke down last week, so I am currently only able to write when I am at school, so at the moment I am a bit tied up. However, a lot of new things are happening, and I will be updating more when I get my laptop back, hopefully in the beginning of this week. The signals last week didn’t go too well, as there was a lot of pairs bouncing up and down, in a narrow range. I have decided not to post any more signals before I have a page set up, where I can specify the exact entry, exits, size, and %. This will probably not be done before I have finished my exams, but let’s see. Last Friday we had the NFP numbers and I attended the webinar from TradingMetro. This went a whole lot better than last time, and I will definitely be attending these webinars in the future. I will write a full post about this webinar, so guys know what to expect, and why you should join in. I have also opened a micro account at FXCM, as I had received an invitation to join the new web 2.0 site, Currensee. I have not been able to spent a lot of time in there, but overall it seems promising, and I look forward to become an active member. I will update you on every single aspect of Currensee, within a short period. Today I have just added TradeProfits.net to BlogRank, a new page where you can see different blogs, and how they rank according to traffic, RSS subscribers, pagerank, etc. This is a great place if you are looking for new blogs to read. If you got your own blog, you might want to add it, in order to increase traffic. Alright, that’s it for now. If you enjoy reading this blog, I would appreciate if you would help me to make Tradeprofits rank better, by signing up for my RSS and adding me as a favorite on Technorati.

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