[sidney4369]

Join Marketiva get free $5 to start Forex Trading. I had test and is playing !

My first payment proof , I will add more if I get paid


Why Marketiva ? (Important is free :woohoo
1. You can start trading with as little as $1!
2. Sign up free and $5 real money reward start live trading right away, $10000 demo account.
3. 100:1 leverage.
4. Ability to trade from the customized charts and the best Forex trading software.
5. No commissions or exchange fees on your trades - you can trade as much as you like
6. No interest charged on your open margin positions
7. You can replenish your account use one of the below methods: Wire transfer, Webmoney, Liberty Reserve and E-Dinar
8. If you look for long-term profits, you can invest in funds and reduce your investment risk
9. Latest news, alerts on market events, signals.
10. 24/day customer support in multiple languages(Such as English, Chinese, Arabic, Malaysia, Indonesia and so on).

non-ref link: https://www.marketiva.com/

ref link: Join now


Is cool

[sidney4369]

Join now , Is free

[shaqmacgrady]

You need to post a non-ref link as well.

[debkol35]

how to use it?? can anyone explain to me? i have sign up and download their software !!

[lucac053]

payment with paypal???

[fruity_looper]

post non-refferal link please!
Joining under you btw

[mathanrae]

i've had marketiva for a while but haven't really earned. anyone wanna bot this program?

[Antiquitas]

Oh wow, Marketiva! I haven't heard other people using this in a while. I use Marketiva. I also use Metatrader4 with Marketiva's software. It's kind of a hassle but it helps to have up to the minute reports on what's going on. I also have Pip Sniper loaded up as an EA for my MT4 program. So I'm doing pretty good.

If you do sign up for Marketiva, I recommend dumping your fake money into the Virtual Funds, except for 5 dollars. Use the 5 virtual dollars to get use to the system. You have to maintain a 1% margin with your investmens. If you don't know what the minimum invest for Marketiva with your free 5 dollars equals 1 pip up to 100 pips. So play around with it.

I personally like to keep an eye on the EUR/USD markets and the EUR/JPY or GPB/JPY. They have a lot of movement, though the EUR/USD market is really volatile compared to the other markets.

When using the Marketiva software the time I like to look at is the 5min charts. Now you don't have to just invest in FOREX, you can also invest in Funds, Stocks, and Commodities. So there's my two cents.

[jmeelz0]

Originally Posted by Antiquitas

Oh wow, Marketiva! I haven't heard other people using this in a while. I use Marketiva. I also use Metatrader4 with Marketiva's software. It's kind of a hassle but it helps to have up to the minute reports on what's going on. I also have Pip Sniper loaded up as an EA for my MT4 program. So I'm doing pretty good.

If you do sign up for Marketiva, I recommend dumping your fake money into the Virtual Funds, except for 5 dollars. Use the 5 virtual dollars to get use to the system. You have to maintain a 1% margin with your investmens. If you don't know what the minimum invest for Marketiva with your free 5 dollars equals 1 pip up to 100 pips. So play around with it.

I personally like to keep an eye on the EUR/USD markets and the EUR/JPY or GPB/JPY. They have a lot of movement, though the EUR/USD market is really volatile compared to the other markets.

When using the Marketiva software the time I like to look at is the 5min charts. Now you don't have to just invest in FOREX, you can also invest in Funds, Stocks, and Commodities. So there's my two cents.

that's a lot more than two cents lol

[r4ndyl]

can't see payment proof o.O

[Antiquitas]

Didn't know I was suppose to offer payment proof. The only complaint I have with them is their hefty withdrawl fees. So if you want your free 5 dollars, you're going to pay a one time fee of 14 bucks. Well I guess I know where they get their money from. In any case just pay attention to market trends. They have some good indicators. Actually they pretty much have all the indicators on their software.

I tend to like the Japanese candlestick indicator.

P.S. I would like to add that they withdraw with check (hefty fee), bank transfer (hefty fee), and one other payment processor other than Liberty Reserve, I believe. Liberty Reserve withdrawals are around 14 dollars I think. Which is kind of craptacular in my pants, but I can't complain since I got 5 dolalrs free, a brokerage that doesn't charge for transfers, or for splits. And on top of that I'm too lazy to watch the news, like with Sharebuilder. Stupid birds.