$20 no-deposit bonus from 10pips
At 10pips.com you can get free $20 to start trading with their platform (please read the terms before taking the offers).
How to receive your FREE $20 Bonus
- Download the 10Pips trading software by CLICKING HERE
- Click on ‘Real Money’
- A New Account window will open. Enter your new account details and click ‘Submit’
- In the drop down menu at the top of the page, click on ‘Account’ -> ‘Validate Phone’
- Enter your personal details and click ‘ok’
- Enter your mobile number WITHOUT the country code and click on ‘Send me a SMS’
- You will receive a 3 digit code via an SMS message. Enter this code in the ‘3 digit code’ field
- $20 will be added to your account and you can start trading
Bonus Requirements:
- To withdraw your free bonus you need 50 Trader Points
- One bonus per household/IP address.
How to receive your First Deposit Bonus
- Download the 10Pips trading software by CLICKING HERE
- Click on ‘Trade for Real’
- Click on ‘Open a new account’
- Click on ‘Funds Management’ in the lower left hand corner
- Select a deposit method
- Enter the bonus code (from the table below) in the deposit field
- The bonus amount will be added to your account once you have traded the required number of trader points
| Bonus name | Bonus amount | Minimal deposit |
|---|---|---|
| bonus100 | 30 | 100 |
| bonus500 | 150 | 500 |
| bonus1000 | 200 | 1000 |
| bonus5000 | 1000 | 5000 |
| bonus10000 | 2000 | 10000 |
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Payrolls contest open for business
Guess the non-farm payrolls figure from this Friday, February 5 and you will win a luxurious ForexLive tee-shirt. The first person to choose a number (to the nearest thousand please. That’s the way the government reports it…) gets owner ship of that number.
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Payrolls contest open for business
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White House sees FY 2010 budget deficit of $1.556 trln (pvs forecast $1.502 trln)
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Risk aversion is raising all around as investors flock to fixed income and shed riskier assets.
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