How to Trade Forex with 50:1 Leverage

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Effective on October 18, 2010 the new CFTC regulation of Forex limiting leverage to 50:1 is going to take place. This new regulation has been creating doubts and fears in the minds of some Forex traders and some people have been saying that this could be the end of Forex Trading. This video is going to answer all of those questions that have been bugging the minds of Forex traders since this new regulation was announced. It will help you understand how the new CFTC regulation of Forex limiting leverage to 50:1 really works and how to get around this challenge with the minor inconvenience that this regulation will cause. The video will show you that success is not really about what risks you are going to take with the new CFTC regulation of Forex limiting leverage to 50:1 but it is more about how to properly manage the risks involved. The most important solution to success in Forex is to have the best training and education just like what this video will show you and to better understand how to work with this regulation to build a solid long term trading business.

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[timwharton44]

can you open a uk account if u live in us

[tradeartist]

@timwharton44 I am told that UK brokers are closing accounts and sending them to U.S. subsidiaries. Need to confirm that with the U.K. brokers. So far I have not heard anything from Swiss brokers.

[formerslave2008]

@tradeartist This is correct. many non-usa brokers are not dealing with US clients altogether. But there are a few ways around it, mainly traveling outside the USA to discover the amazing world outside those walls. Or open up an account with a non-usa drivers license or other ID. From my point of view, the USA gov't sealed off the leverage to prevent savy smaller traders from taking advantage of cost averaging strategies. Sure you can use 50:1, but it's much slower than 200 or 500:1 :)

[cosmosgato]

Good video Scott.

I personally have never used more than 10:1

So for me and I think for most serious traders this new regulation is purely academic.