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Made 300$ on NFP with Hotforex. Had sell stop order on GBP/USD, executed without slippage but had platform lag on the close. Thankfully price followed in my favor so I had time to keep it in profit. Happy as a king.

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GBPUSD, often referred to as “The Cable”, a foreign exchange term used to describe the British pound vs the US dollar, is one of the oldest traded currency pairs.

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It is still a painful experience which I have learnt and thus I decided to blog it and share my experiences to the newbies who are very keen in the binary options industry. Anyone should feel free to read. I have been in this situation before, hopeless and confused about how i can get my money back after being scammed by 24tradeoptions. I searched everywhere for help until i came across a post on quora. If you’ve fallen victim to a binary options scam then the easiest way to get your money back is through something known as a chargeback if you had made deposit using credit cards or wire recall or if you had made a wire transaction. A chargeback is a way of claiming your money back directly via your card-issuer or bank & it’s very effective.

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On 6/10/2019 at 11:52 AM, mukti said:

GBPUSD, often referred to as “The Cable”, a foreign exchange term used to describe the British pound vs the US dollar, is one of the oldest traded currency pairs.

Yes, it is also one of the most liquid (after EURUSD) that's why scalping strategies work as a charm with it, but you have to find appropriate broker like Hotforex. 

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