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It's a lot like the Grand Exchange really, study the charts,watch for patterns, read up on news about the companies. That should be a good start.

I'm a bit of a gambler so I wouldn't do too well I think.

I profited a bit in the beginning but then just got careless and stopped caring much and lost some cash. Do your research and follow your own methods cause no one is gonna share theirs.

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It's a lot like the Grand Exchange really, study the charts,watch for patterns, read up on news about the companies. That should be a good start.

I'm a bit of a gambler so I wouldn't do too well I think.

I profited a bit in the beginning but then just got careless and stopped caring much and lost some cash. Do your research and follow your own methods cause no one is gonna share theirs.

Nice. And TY :)

make sure to use a trial/demo account ( don't trade with real money first)

it's good to get started without losing any money

How can i get trial/demo account ?

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Stay away from cfd's if you don't know to 100% what you are doing and please dont fall for "binary options scams"!

Take enough time to find a serious broker (look where it has its hq, where it is regulated, is it noted on the se etc.) if you see brokers waving with bonuses and promising huge profits, got theire regulation somewhere on cypern you know its a scam). 

 

good luck :xdoge:

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But there is also a reason why you would never take your car to local vocational college for service / repair. 

 

 I may not take it there but if I know someone frpm vocational college who learns about cars I may ask him to get a first thought on whats wrong with my car.

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