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If a figure does not recompute, a regulator's name is wrong, a payment method no longer exists or a sentence reads as a promise of profit, tell us which page and what is wrong with it. Corrections are made, and the review date on the page changes with them. This is the most useful mail the site gets.
What we cannot answer
We cannot tell you what to trade, review your trades or your account, recommend a broker for your situation, or say whether a particular position was a good idea. That is not modesty: answering it properly needs your full circumstances and a licence to advise, and we have neither. A question about how something works, we will answer.
A problem with a broker
If money is stuck, a withdrawal is refused or an account has been closed, that is between you and the broker, and then between you and SEC Philippines, which keeps the register the firm is answerable to. LearnFX is not a party to your account, holds no client money and cannot intervene in a dispute.
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What to expect
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Which language to write in
English is read here, and so is the language this site is written in. A question in either gets an answer; a question in a language we cannot read gets an honest reply saying so rather than a machine translation of a guess. If the matter is a figure on a page, the page address and the figure are enough — those need no language at all.