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Forum Overview

The educational forex forum is an essential and significant part of Daily FX website.
Daily FX as a web resource is completely dedicated to Forex, featuring news, articles, central bank rates and lots of other useful forex services.
Daily FX relates to FXCM’s website.

Structure

Main sections of the Forum are:

•    Trading Rooms
•    Automated Trading
•    Live Events
•    Education Platforms
•    Online Support
•    Micro Blogs

There are multiple subsections to each of them. Search option is available throughout the Forum.

User Activity

Threads: over 351,000
Posts: 748,000
Members: 111,300
Blogs: 89

There are a lot of guest visitors to the forum.

Most popular threads of the Trading Discussion:

•    EUR/USD (70,000 posts)
•    Elliott Wave forex and CFD trading discussions (45,000 posts)
•    FXCM Strategy Trader (11,500 posts)
•    FXProgrammers (10,500 posts)
•    Coding Strategy Advisors, Indicators and Functions (5,900 posts)
•    Free Trading Strategies (1,300 posts)

No information about online forum visitors is explicit, there’s just a welcome note to the latest registrant.

Among non-English language versions by far the most active is Swedish thread with its 84,546 threads and 107,500 posts. Pretty active are also German and Japanese language versions.

High Points

Active, well-moderated forum (no spam).

Low Points

The Forum is too much into detail; it takes a while for a newcomer to comprehend the forum content organization.
 

 
13 December 2011   celtic   DailyFX Forum
my thougts are that Daily fx is way the best forex forum. well-elaborated and everything. What ever you might want 2 know abt currincies, indices, commodities, it's there.
 

30 January 2012   DailyFX Forum
Forex Signals & Analysis for 30th January 2012:
do not get frightened, I'll provide you with some destructive weapons..lol
15 December 2011   DailyFX Forum
EUR/USD News
The trick is to wait the price meet ur limits, instead of one jumping in.. however scalps is a totally different scenario and is not everyone's cup of tea.
12 December 2011   DailyFX Forum
Global Stock Market Indices
Jim O'Neil, Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management is optimistic about global stock markets and doesn't see the falls of August and September happening in the near future.

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