Forex: Biashara Yenye Utajiri Mkubwa Zaidi Duniani Ambayo Hakuna Benki Itataka Uijue!

Forex: Biashara Yenye Utajiri Mkubwa Zaidi Duniani Ambayo Hakuna Benki Itataka Uijue!

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Kama una background ya CS najua utakua unajua python au c++ ni nini!! Kuna video walikua wanaonyesha jinsi ya kudevelop hizo graphs...

Ingia youtube andika "python for finance" au "python for stocks" utaona hiyo tutorial imekuja!!
Naishia kucheka tu... Huu mzik nafika adi programming c, c++, python,
Na wahakikishia mtaweza kutengenza apps na website kabisa....


Kwenye pesa watu watasoma tu... Pesa achana nayo aisee... [emoji23] [emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji3]
 
Naishia kucheka tu... Huu mzik nafika adi programming c, c++, python,
Na wahakikishia mtaweza kutengenza apps na website kabisa....


Kwenye pesa watu watasoma tu... Pesa achana nayo aisee... [emoji23] [emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji3]

Hahahaaaaa mkuu umeelewa tofauti, ishu ni kwamba tulikuwa tuna jadili the level of access brokers have to the application so that we know how easy or difficult for them to manipulate the application to their advantage. Ndio ikaja ishu ya programming languages ambazo zinatumika kudevelop hizi trading platforms
 
Ngoja nimalizie project ahead of me nianze course aisee, Dah ila programming languages ni nyingi sana na kila moja ina advantages zake na weaknes over the other.
Usikimbilie kwenda kulipa...ziko tutorial nying youtube tena free!!
 
Naishia kucheka tu... Huu mzik nafika adi programming c, c++, python,
Na wahakikishia mtaweza kutengenza apps na website kabisa....


Kwenye pesa watu watasoma tu... Pesa achana nayo aisee... [emoji23] [emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji3] [emoji3]
Mkuu hii haikua mada ya forex. Ilikua ni mjadala mwingine. Kufanya forex si lazima ujue promming boss!!
 
Kuna siku ( end of summer 2007) nilitoka likizo Tanzania nikawa narudi New York. Kawaida binamu zangu hunikung'uta hela za kibongo nikiwa airport Dar kama bado ninazo.

Siku hiyo nikawa na mambo mengi mizunguko kibao kuaga watu nikawa sijaweza kumaliza hela za Tanzania nilizokuwa nazo, na nikawa naongea na simu njia nzima kwenda Uwanja wa ndege nikajisahau kuwagawia zile hela za Tanzania binamu zangu.

Long story short, nimefika New York nina shilingi 400,000 za Tanzania.

Nikasema hu mchezo mdogo tu, ngoja nitafute Bureau De Change hapa New York nitabadilisha.

Nikaenda 42nd St, nikawaambia nataka kununua dola kwa kutumia 400,000 hela za Tanzania. Wakanikatalia. Kama vile zile hela za Tanzania ni "monopoly money".

Ilibidi nitafute kichaa wangu aliyekuwa anakuja Tanzania nimpe na yeye anipe dola.

Hizi hela zetu wengine katika soko la kimataifa hazipo kabisa, hapo ndipo nilipojifunza.

By the way, nimeuliza kama kuna mtu kashawahi kutumia NADEX hapa, sijapata jibu.

Nadex

By the way 2, I am taking a serious interest in trading Forex, nina vitabu kibao hapa na a NADEX account.

Wanaotaka kubadilishana vitabu let me know.
Weka hapa boss hivyo vitabu.....
 
Usikimbilie kwenda kulipa...ziko tutorial nying youtube tena free!!

Napenda lyinda sababu tutorial zipo organised sana, youtube pia napita nazo sana, pia the codeacademy huwa napitia hasa nikiwa naanza ndo huwa natumia thecodeacademy halafu napiga lynda na youtube.
 
https://www.quora.com/How-can-you-become-rich-in-forex-starting-with-only-20



Mdau mmoja Quora alikuwa na maoni haya.


Don’t listen to some of the answers here saying you can, it’s just not enough to get started. Forex is leveraged trading, which means that the margin requirements on even the smallest of lot sizes would wipe you out if the market went only against you for a little bit.

Let’s use an example: say you use a 1:100 leveraged USD account and use a micro lot (that is equal to a 0.01 standard lot). You open a trade in EUR/USD. The margin used for each trade would already be around $11, which means that leaves you $9. You can only hope the market isn’t too volatile that day 🙂

Forex brokers offer these very low deposit requirements to reel people in, but it’s not realistic to expect anything anything with these amounts except having a feel for what it is to trade with actual money. Getting your feet wet so to say.

To trade comfortably on a live account, you’ll need at least a couple $100, maybe $300 - $500 is a good starting amount. It allows you to have a losing streak (that will happen!) without having your account wiped, but isn’t too big of an amount either. It would take you a long time to build up your account to a reasonable size, but don’t expect forex to be a get rich quick scheme! People trading forex long enough will know that it takes time, determination, skill and discipline.

If you persevere and can show consistent results for years, the easiest way to earn a lot of money is to go to a fund management company and show them your results. If you can prove you have an “edge” in trading, lots of fund managers will gladly take you in and the compensation will likely be good.

The game plan

But if you’re still interested in having a go with forex, I’d approach it like this:

I know it sounds underwhelming, but try to focus first on the process instead of the profits. You should study the basics first (the BabyPips school is excellent for this). Then, get a demo account from a good and regulated broker (I can recommend AxiTrader, but any reputable broker such as FXCM or Oanda is equally good) and try to get a feel of how trading works.

Next up, read a couple of good books on forex trading. Learn the basics of candlestick charting, price patterns, technical and fundamental analysis, trading emotions, etc.

You should then start creating your own trading plan with a trading journal. The difference between a successful trader and a losing one is that losing traders lack structure. A trading plan and journal provides that structure.

This will give you a good basis on everything you need to know about forex. It won’t give you experience right away, but if you hang in there long enough, it will lead to you being able to make the right decisions and eventually become profitable.

Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have additional questions.

Good luck,




pia mdau mmoja katika forexfactory forum alikuwa na maoni haya.
Can you honestly earn a good living or even get rich through forex? @ Forex Factory

The cliche image of someone who made it big in forex is the big house show off, the expensive sports car show off, the big yacht show off, etc. But notice one very important thing: You always and only see these pictures as part of a sales page! Which means they earn more in teaching or selling products than trading.

Let's think about the best case scenario. A professional trader aims for 50 pips per day per currency, and they usually get it. Maybe out of all majors and crosses, 2 gives profitable setup every day. If this person manages to get them all in a day = 50 * 2 = 100 pips a day. This is not to mention some traders who scale in their winning positions and almost double their pips per trade.

100 pips a day * 5 days a week = 500 pips per week. That's the ultra winning part with so many assumptions for a full time trader. Now on the other side, a professional trader would never let their losses run. The opportunity cost is just too big to nurture a bleeding position. And I notice also that when they get stopped, they don't quit and stay objective because the next setup will usually be enough for them to recover the loss and even to profit. So say they admit that they are wrong when they are 10 pips out, and they make one mistake per day per currency pair. So 10 * 2 = 20 pips a day. 20 pips a day * 5 days a week = 100 pips per week. This doesn't mean that their winning ratio is only 66.67%. And again this is only an assumption of making one losing trade per day. It could be none, could be more.

If you put one lot for every trade, a very rough estimation would give you $5,000 gross profit - $1,000 gross loss, which leaves you with $4,000 clean income per week. Now for the sake of this example, they get this every week out of 52 weeks. This would give you a total of $208,000 p.a. return.

This number is either not possible or totally underestimating the real income of a professional trader. Nevertheless, I know a store manager who earns pretty close to that with significantly less risk. I admit he works 9-5, but his income is much more secure. And he doesn't need capital to start with. He just needs an alarm clock, a good breakfast, and a bus ticket to get to work. We traders need significant capital to get things going. $5000 initial deposit won't get you far even if you are good.

So the bottom line is, can you earn a living purely from trading forex (no teaching whatsoever), or even get rich from forex alone? Especially when the large majority of traders are losing money in this game.




CC: ontario, bavaria, izzo
Kazi ni kwako
 
Mkuu hii haikua mada ya forex. Ilikua ni mjadala mwingine. Kufanya forex si lazima ujue promming boss!!
At least umenirudisha kwenye mstari.. mm ni lawyer! Kwenye computer nina vicertificate vya basic & advanced computer app na maintainace! Sasa baada ya kuwa interested na Forex nimeanza kusoma kitabu cha brian na kuna App moja ya tuitorial. Sasa nilipoona hizi Python, binary, programing c c.. [emoji23][emoji23] akili kama ilisizi ghafla. Maana ni maneno mageni kabisa.. python najua ni mnyama[emoji23]
 
https://www.quora.com/How-can-you-become-rich-in-forex-starting-with-only-20



Mdau mmoja Quora alikuwa na maoni haya.


Don’t listen to some of the answers here saying you can, it’s just not enough to get started. Forex is leveraged trading, which means that the margin requirements on even the smallest of lot sizes would wipe you out if the market went only against you for a little bit.

Let’s use an example: say you use a 1:100 leveraged USD account and use a micro lot (that is equal to a 0.01 standard lot). You open a trade in EUR/USD. The margin used for each trade would already be around $11, which means that leaves you $9. You can only hope the market isn’t too volatile that day 🙂

Forex brokers offer these very low deposit requirements to reel people in, but it’s not realistic to expect anything anything with these amounts except having a feel for what it is to trade with actual money. Getting your feet wet so to say.

To trade comfortably on a live account, you’ll need at least a couple $100, maybe $300 - $500 is a good starting amount. It allows you to have a losing streak (that will happen!) without having your account wiped, but isn’t too big of an amount either. It would take you a long time to build up your account to a reasonable size, but don’t expect forex to be a get rich quick scheme! People trading forex long enough will know that it takes time, determination, skill and discipline.

If you persevere and can show consistent results for years, the easiest way to earn a lot of money is to go to a fund management company and show them your results. If you can prove you have an “edge” in trading, lots of fund managers will gladly take you in and the compensation will likely be good.

The game plan

But if you’re still interested in having a go with forex, I’d approach it like this:

I know it sounds underwhelming, but try to focus first on the process instead of the profits. You should study the basics first (the BabyPips school is excellent for this). Then, get a demo account from a good and regulated broker (I can recommend AxiTrader, but any reputable broker such as FXCM or Oanda is equally good) and try to get a feel of how trading works.

Next up, read a couple of good books on forex trading. Learn the basics of candlestick charting, price patterns, technical and fundamental analysis, trading emotions, etc.

You should then start creating your own trading plan with a trading journal. The difference between a successful trader and a losing one is that losing traders lack structure. A trading plan and journal provides that structure.

This will give you a good basis on everything you need to know about forex. It won’t give you experience right away, but if you hang in there long enough, it will lead to you being able to make the right decisions and eventually become profitable.

Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have additional questions.

Good luck,




pia mdau mmoja katika forexfactory forum alikuwa na maoni haya.
https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=411339
Can you honestly earn a good living or even get rich through forex? @ Forex Factory

The cliche image of someone who made it big in forex is the big house show off, the expensive sports car show off, the big yacht show off, etc. But notice one very important thing: You always and only see these pictures as part of a sales page! Which means they earn more in teaching or selling products than trading.

Let's think about the best case scenario. A professional trader aims for 50 pips per day per currency, and they usually get it. Maybe out of all majors and crosses, 2 gives profitable setup every day. If this person manages to get them all in a day = 50 * 2 = 100 pips a day. This is not to mention some traders who scale in their winning positions and almost double their pips per trade.

100 pips a day * 5 days a week = 500 pips per week. That's the ultra winning part with so many assumptions for a full time trader. Now on the other side, a professional trader would never let their losses run. The opportunity cost is just too big to nurture a bleeding position. And I notice also that when they get stopped, they don't quit and stay objective because the next setup will usually be enough for them to recover the loss and even to profit. So say they admit that they are wrong when they are 10 pips out, and they make one mistake per day per currency pair. So 10 * 2 = 20 pips a day. 20 pips a day * 5 days a week = 100 pips per week. This doesn't mean that their winning ratio is only 66.67%. And again this is only an assumption of making one losing trade per day. It could be none, could be more.

If you put one lot for every trade, a very rough estimation would give you $5,000 gross profit - $1,000 gross loss, which leaves you with $4,000 clean income per week. Now for the sake of this example, they get this every week out of 52 weeks. This would give you a total of $208,000 p.a. return.

This number is either not possible or totally underestimating the real income of a professional trader. Nevertheless, I know a store manager who earns pretty close to that with significantly less risk. I admit he works 9-5, but his income is much more secure. And he doesn't need capital to start with. He just needs an alarm clock, a good breakfast, and a bus ticket to get to work. We traders need significant capital to get things going. $5000 initial deposit won't get you far even if you are good.

So the bottom line is, can you earn a living purely from trading forex (no teaching whatsoever), or even get rich from forex alone? Especially when the large majority of traders are losing money in this game.

Kazi ni kwako
Thanks a lot !
 
ONTARIO, asante kwa kutushirikisha hii kitu. Nahitaji kujifunza ili kuelewa zaidi namna ya kudndesha forex business.

Naingia chimbo rasmi....
 
Wakati niko ulaya niliwahi sikia kitu kama hiki lkn siku take trouble kukifuatilia maana nilikuwa na programme nafanya. What I think is it will be better if the subject will be incorporated in college or university curriculum so as to make the young generation conversant with this newly introduced issue.
 
Ila hongera mkuu umesha maliza vitabu na kuelewa umeanza demo fasta
sio kwamba nimemaliza mkuu..kila mtu ana staili yake ya kuelewa mambo..kama ulisoma somo la kemia au physics/biology kuna ile sehem ya practicals..hizi practicals zilikuwa part ya learning process..kifupi kwa uelewa wangu,demo account ni ya kukusaidia kupata uzoefu katika process ya trading..hivyo kila mtu ataitumia hiyo demo account kwa njia atakayoelewa na kuona ni sahihi...
 
Siku nikachomoa $1500 kwaajili ya mdogo wangu ambae ndio alikua anaenda kuanza form 1 huko Moshi. Hapa account yangu ilikua imefika kama $11,000. Nikasema hii pesa ($1500) niliyoichomoa lazima niirudishe ndani ya siku ile ile ili kubalance mahesabu.


unaweza kuonyesha verified reports za positions you opened/fungua.. without this it will be another aspiring trader in euphoria; many new traders live in a bubble and they go around talking lies.

Huyu Sandile Sizwe ni muigizaji - he is a fraud; have you ever seen FORBES interviewing him or list him as new trader/investor millionaire? ask yourself why -
 
pia mdau mmoja katika forexfactory forum alikuwa na maoni haya.
Can you honestly earn a good living or even get rich through forex? @ Forex Factory

The cliche image of someone who made it big in forex is the big house show off, the expensive sports car show off, the big yacht show off, etc. But notice one very important thing: You always and only see these pictures as part of a sales page! Which means they earn more in teaching or selling products than trading.

Let's think about the best case scenario. A professional trader aims for 50 pips per day per currency, and they usually get it. Maybe out of all majors and crosses, 2 gives profitable setup every day. If this person manages to get them all in a day = 50 * 2 = 100 pips a day. This is not to mention some traders who scale in their winning positions and almost double their pips per trade.

100 pips a day * 5 days a week = 500 pips per week. That's the ultra winning part with so many assumptions for a full time trader. Now on the other side, a professional trader would never let their losses run. The opportunity cost is just too big to nurture a bleeding position. And I notice also that when they get stopped, they don't quit and stay objective because the next setup will usually be enough for them to recover the loss and even to profit. So say they admit that they are wrong when they are 10 pips out, and they make one mistake per day per currency pair. So 10 * 2 = 20 pips a day. 20 pips a day * 5 days a week = 100 pips per week. This doesn't mean that their winning ratio is only 66.67%. And again this is only an assumption of making one losing trade per day. It could be none, could be more.

If you put one lot for every trade, a very rough estimation would give you $5,000 gross profit - $1,000 gross loss, which leaves you with $4,000 clean income per week. Now for the sake of this example, they get this every week out of 52 weeks. This would give you a total of $208,000 p.a. return.

This number is either not possible or totally underestimating the real income of a professional trader. Nevertheless, I know a store manager who earns pretty close to that with significantly less risk. I admit he works 9-5, but his income is much more secure. And he doesn't need capital to start with. He just needs an alarm clock, a good breakfast, and a bus ticket to get to work. We traders need significant capital to get things going. $5000 initial deposit won't get you far even if you are good.

So the bottom line is, can you earn a living purely from trading forex (no teaching whatsoever), or even get rich from forex alone? Especially when the large majority of traders are losing money in this game.



CC: ontario, bavaria, izzo
Kazi ni kwako

How many store managers earn $4000 a week? Hasa kwa tanzania yetu hii. Nadhani hii ndio dhumuni kubwa la Ontario kushirikisha watu hii fursa sababu kaona vijana wengi wana elimu lkn hawana ajira lakini wanaweza kuanza na $200 kwenye hii fursa na wakafanikiwa.

Uwezekano wa kijana wa sasa aliye maliza chuo kupata kazi ya kuingiza $4000 kwa week ni haupo. Kijana huyu ata akipata $10 a day ni mwanzo mzuri sababu Ina maana atakuwa anatengeneza laki 4 ($10*5*4) kila mwezi bila kutembea na bahasha ya kaki
 
sio kwamba nimemaliza mkuu..kila mtu ana staili yake ya kuelewa mambo..kama ulisoma somo la kemia au physics/biology kuna ile sehem ya practicals..hizi practicals zilikuwa part ya learning process..kifupi kwa uelewa wangu,demo account ni ya kukusaidia kupata uzoefu katika process ya trading..hivyo kila mtu ataitumia hiyo demo account kwa njia atakayoelewa na kuona ni sahihi...

Ndio maana nakupa hongera mkuu sababu njia yako ipo vizuri, inakufikisha kwenye practical mapema. Wengine mpaka uelewe each and everything ndio unakuwa comfortable na practical.
 
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