Whether you’re a newbie or an experienced Forex trader, there is always going to be new information and strategies that can make or break your trading experience. The difficult question is, where do you go to learn these new techniques and get the support you need to trade successfully?

There are plenty of books, online guides, websites and blogs that each have their own theories and advice on Forex. The main problem with these resources is that they are usually only a one-way conversation, meaning that if you have a question you may have to wait for a reply if you even receive one at all!

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Definition of 'Multi-Level Marketing'

 A strategy that some direct sales companies use to encourage their existing distributors to recruit new distributors by paying the existing distributors a percentage of their recruits' sales. The recruits are known as a distributor's "downline." All distributors also make money through direct sales of products to customers. Amway is an example of a well-known direct-sales company that uses multi-level marketing.
- http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/multi-level-marketing.asp

Investopedia explains 'Multi-Level Marketing'

Multi-level marketing is a legitimate business strategy, though it is controversial. One problem is that pyramid schemes, which use money from new recruits to pay the people at the top, often take advantage of people by pretending to be engaged in legitimate multi-level marketing. Pyramid schemes can sometimes be spotted by their greater focus on recruitment than on product sales.
- http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/multi-level-marketing.asp