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My brother in law didn't work for 2 years and he is now doing the forex investment for 2 years, but until now he still didn't earn any money, but he said he will earn a lot after he found a good strategy. He is now have a new born baby, and my sister need to work hard to survive. and my brother in law didn't work any part time to earn any money, i'm worring about this. can anyone tell me that forex investment really can earn money?

First of all, yes it is possible to earn money in the Forex marketplace. However, it is unlikely that your brother in law will.

Two of the biggest challenges working against most traders in the Forex market are fear and greed. The longer one is unsuccessful....the greater the impact of fear and greed, especially fear! If you couple on top of that having a young child and having a spouse that is having to support your "wishful thinking"... he is doomed.

My recommendation is that you encourage him to take a fresh start. First, go get a job ... so that he can start getting his head back on straight and taking care of his family obligations. He can put aside a small amount of money each paycheck in order to invest at a later date.

One should never invest in the forex market with money that one cannot afford to lose....and it is quite clear that your brother in law cannot afford to lose a nickel.

Once he gets his family obligations back in alignment he can take a fresh look at the possibility of investing in the Forex market as a portion of an overall investment strategy. There are conservative strategies that can be implemented in the Forex marketplace that can generate a consistent return. These strategies can be a very rewarding element in a sound financial investment program They can also be implemented in such a way that fear and greed are removed from the equation.

He does not need a college education or an MBA. What is required is a good dose of common sense.....and the assistance of someone who is willing to provide a little guidance.

Best wishes for your brother in law's success.

Also, the person above that indicated that 10% per month on $100,000 is $1,000 is a little off.....10% is $10,000 per month!

Paul

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2008-01-07 04:52:08 by Fitzroy W

they say you can make up to 22% a day (compounded). I ran numbers that show a one time investment of $30 over 15 weeks (adding all your daily profits to the principal) can yield over $1 million a week (if you reinvest every cent). Seems too good to be true, yet maybe worth risking $30 for? this is the site... i joined to see if I could get more info but haven't paid anything yet. http://www.ffincome.com/index.php?ref=Je tton
they say you can make up to 22% a day (compounded). I ran numbers that show a one time investment of $30 over 15 weeks (adding all your daily profits to the principal) can yield over $1 million a week (if you reinvest every cent). Seems too good to be true, yet maybe worth risking $30 for? this is the site... i joined to see if I could get more info but haven't paid anything yet. http://www.ffincome.com/index.php?ref=Je tton

** By the way... I'm not trying to get your money making schemes... I'm trying to find out if this scheme is legit**

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The advertisements seem too good to pass up. They tout high returns coupled with low risks from investments in foreign currency (“forex”) contracts. Sometimes they even offer lucrative employment opportunities in forex trading.

Do these deals sound too good to be true? Unfortunately, they are , and investors need to be on guard against these scams. They may look like a new sophisticated form of investment opportunity, but in reality they are the same old trap – financial fraud in fancy garb.

Forex trading can be legitimate for governments and large institutional investors concerned about fluctuations in international exchange rates, and it can even be appropriate for some individual investors. But the average investor should be wary when it comes to forex offers.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) warn that off-exchange forex trading by retail investors is at best extremely risky, and at worst, outright fraud.

How do the scams work?

Forex scams attract customers with sophisticated-sounding offers placed in newspaper advertisements, radio promotions, or on Internet sites. Promoters often lure investors with the concept of leverage: the right to “control” a large amount of foreign currency with an initial payment representing only a fraction of the total cost. Coupled with predictions about supposedly inevitable increases in currency prices, these contracts are said to offer huge returns over a short time, with little or no downside risk.

In a typical case, investors may be assured of reaping tens of thousands of dollars in just a few weeks or months, with an initial investment of only $5,000. Often, the investor’s money is never actually placed in the market through a legitimate dealer, but simply diverted – stolen -- for the personal benefit of the con artists.

Investigate before you invest:

Investors should make sure that anyone offering a forex investment is properly licensed and has a reputable business history. The public can obtain information about any firm or individual registered with the CFTC, including any actions taken against a registrant, through the National Futures Association (NFA) Background Affiliation Status Information Center (BASIC), available on the NFA website. You can also find out if someone is registered by calling the National Futures Association at 1-800-676-4632.


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2008-08-26 00:00:52 by all_about_options