Other than that, try exploring possible trading webinars and learning guides. FBS offers a variety of learning tools and materials for both beginners and experienced traders. Check out our video tutorials and quick course on how to start trading Forex.
Find a trading strategy that fits you
If you want to find a solid Forex trading strategy, start by thinking about your goals. Ask yourself a question: do you want quick profits or long-term growth?
Then study the market using basic tools like charts to understand what’s driving the market prices.
Follow the news and main economic and political reports.
Choose indicators that help you spot trading opportunities.
Trade on a demo account first to test your strategy and get familiar with the platform. Don’t forget about risk management. It’s always recommended that traders set stop-loss orders and only trade what they can afford to lose.
Is Forex legal in Malaysia?
Yes, it is. Trading Forex is legal in Malaysia when you’re doing it through a licensed broker.
In Malaysia, trading is regulated by the Securities Commission Malaysia (SCM). The SCM’s job is to make sure that any brokers working in the country follow its legal and ethical standards.
If you sign up with an international broker, you will be accepting their terms of service and agreeing to be regulated by their regulatory authority. FBS is an international broker regulated by the Belize FSC and offers its services on a cross-border basis.
What time does the Forex market open and close in Malaysia?

Forex is open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week. If you want to catch the most action, the best time could be between 9 PM and 1 AM MYT (UTC+8). It’s the period when the London and New York markets overlap, and the market gets most volatile. More activity means more chances for traders to spot good entry points and potentially make a profit.
However, if you’re new to trading, you might want to avoid the busiest times at first, as things can move fast and the market’s volatility can be overwhelming.
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