Friday, August 14, 2009


Exchange Rate ExampleOne of the most popular currency pairs is the EUR/USD, which tracks the Euro against the U.S. Dollar. If the EUR/USD is at 1.5000, that means one Euro will get you 1.5000 U.S. Dollars. One thing that’s interesting about these exchange rates is that they are relative to two countries. If the Euro gets “stronger”, the rate goes up to 1.5785, for example, because you can buy more Dollars. If the Dollar gets stronger, the rate will drop because the Euro will buy fewer Dollars. However, if both the Euro and the Dollar get stronger (or weaker) by the same amount, the rate won’t really change!
Similar to Stock TradingCurrency trading actually has many similarities to stock trading. Many people are familiar with how stock trading works: find a price quote for a company using its symbol, then buy that symbol at a low price and sell it later at a higher price hopefully. Forex is actually very similar: get a quote for a symbol like EUR/USD, buy it at a lower rate like 1.4000 and then sell it at a higher rate like 1.4050.
Meet the PipSince the exchange rates change by such a small percentage, a term called the pip is used to describe changes in rates or profits. For example, if the GBP/CHF (British Pound versus Swiss Franc) goes from 1.7000 to 1.7001, it has increased by 1 pip, and an increase to 1.7100 would be 100 pips because for this pair one pip is 0.0001. However, for a rate like 95.00 for the USD/JPY, the pip represents 0.01, so 95.01 would be a 1-pip gain while 96.00 would be a 100-pip gain. This just describes the rate differences. To calculate your dollar gains, you need to factor in the lot size (see below).
The Spread instead of a CommissionForex brokers make their profits not by charging a commission on each trade but by creating a small difference between the Bid (Sell) and Ask (Buy) prices. This is called the Spread and it is measured in pips. A typical spread might be between 1 and 10 pips. So if you bought and then sold right away, you would actually lose money by the amount of the spread. For example, buying EUR/USD at 1.5000 (the Ask) and selling at 1.4995 (the Bid) would be a loss of 5 pips.
Lots of LotsStock trading involves buying shares but forex trading involves buying lots. Depending on the account type, the lot size will be something like 1K, 10K, or 100K. Assuming your account has a 10K (10,000) lot size and you buy 8 lots, that would be a total contract size of 80K. It is important to realize that you must place your trades in increments of the lot size.
Margin and LeverageSince currency rates change by such small amounts at a time, most forex brokers offer a large amount of leverage, such as 200 to 1. That means you only use $1 of your actual cash for every $200 of a currency pair that you purchase. For example, if you buy 10K of EUR/USD at 200:1 leverage, that would only require $50 of cash because 10,000 divided by 200 is 50. The purpose of the leverage is to amplify your profits but keep in mind it can just as easily amplify your losses. Many, many traders have lost all of their trading money because of leverage, so be careful!
Practice TradingMany forex websites offer free demo programs that allow you to practice trading with virtual money, often for a limited time. Practicing with these demo programs is highly, highly recommended until you become comfortable with the trading process and the dangers of leverage.Read more: http://foxviet.net/intro-to-forex-currency-trading/#ixzz0OC4sngM1

Thursday, August 6, 2009

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So what makes the forex market dissimilar from their US counter parts? A forex market transaction is a trade between two countries, and occurs all over the world. The two countries must be 1, the country of the investor of the funds and 2, the country where the finances are being given. Most all transactions taking place in the forex market are going to be qualified through an experienced broker such as a bank.

What is involved in the forex stock exchange? The overseas market is comprised of a mixture of financial exchanges amongst nations. For those invested in the forex exchange are trading in large volumes and huge amounts of money. Those who are involved in the forex market probably have financial businesses or in the trade of very liquid assets that you can sell and buy fast. The market is large, very large and it would not be wrong to imagine the forex stock market as even more immense than an individual market exchange in any one country. Forex traders 365 days per year, twenty-four hours a day is completed on the weekend, but not all weekends.

You might be surprised at the great number of investors who issue trades on the forex exchange. In the year 2004, almost two trillion dollars was the median forex exchange trading volume. This is an immense number of trades with regards to the amount of daily dealings at a time. If you imagine how much a trillion dollars amounts to and multiply that by two, and this figure is the money that is changing hands every day!

The forex exchange has been around for thirty years, but with computers coming into play and the global web, the forex exchange is growing exponentially as growing numbers of investors start to understand the power of the forex market. The forex exchange accounts for only 10% of the sum of all trades between two countries but as its popularity grows so will its number of transactions.

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Sunday, August 2, 2009

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Friday, July 31, 2009

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Retail transactions in forex are closed by entering into an equal but opposite transaction with the dealer. For example, if you bought Euros with U.S. dollars, you would close out the deal by selling Euros for U.S. dollars. This is referred to as the offsetting or liquidating transaction.

Most retail forex transactions have a settlement date – date when the said currencies are due to be delivered. If you want to keep your position open even after the settlement date, the position must be rolled over to the next settlement date.

When you close out a trade, profits and losses can be calculated as follows –

Price when selling the base currency minus price when buying the base currency * transaction size = profit or loss.

If you buy Euros (EUR/USD) at 1.4707 and sell Euros at 1.4717 and the transaction size is 100,000 Euros, you will have a $100 profit.

($1.4717 – $1.4707) * 100,000 = $.001 * 100,000 = $100

Similarly, if you sell Euros (EUR/USD) at 1.4697 and buy Euros at 1.4707, you will have a $100 loss.

Open Positions

You can also calculate your unrealized profits and losses on open positions in just the same way. Just replace the current bid or ask rate for the action you will take when closing out your position. For example, if you bought Euros at 1.4707 and the current bid rate is 1.4703, you have an unrealized loss of $40.

Leverage and the risk vs reward

If you have an initial capital of $10,000 and if you trade on a 50:1 margin you can effectively control a capital of $500,000. However, a two percent move against your stand will completely wipe out your capital. A beginner trader should not ideally use more than 20:1 margin until you get comfortable with trading strategies.

What now is a 20:1 margin? With your $10,000 investment you will control a capital of $200,000. If you are trading the pair EUR/USD and have decided to take a long position (buy), it means you are betting that the USD will depreciate against the Euro.

For Example:

Let’s say current EUR/USD rate is 1.470. If your trading capital is $10,000 and your leverage is 20:1 you will effectively be able to convert $200,000 into Euros. If the current rate is 1.470 you will receive 200,000/1.470 = 136,054 Euros.

If the trade goes in your direction margin will work in your favour and 1% decline in USD will mean 20% increase in your start up capital. Lets see how this happens – if EUR/USD rate moves from 1.470 to 1.4847 you will be able to exchange your 136,054 Euros back to $202,000 for a profit of $2,000 resulting in a 20% increase in your initial capital from $10,000 to $12,000.

However, the converse is also true in that if the currency movement went against you and the USD appreciated 1% to 1.4553 your dollar conversion would deplete your capital by $2000.

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Listing requirements are the set of conditions imposed by a given stock exchange upon companies that want to be listed on that exchange. Such conditions sometimes include minimum number of shares outstanding, minimum market capitalization, and minimum annual income.

[edit] Requirements by stock exchange

Companies have to meet the requirements of the exchange in order to have their stocks and shares listed and traded there, but requirements vary by stock exchange:

  • Bombay Stock Exchange: Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has requirements for a minimum market capitalization of Rs.250 Million and minimum public float equivalent to Rs.100 Million.[3]
  • London Stock Exchange: The main market of the London Stock Exchange has requirements for a minimum market capitalization (£700,000), three years of audited financial statements, minimum public float (25 per cent) and sufficientworking capital for at least 12 months from the date of listing.
  • NASDAQ Stock Exchange: To be listed on the NASDAQ a company must have issued at least 1.25 million shares of stock worth at least $70 million and must have earned more than $11 million over the last three years.[4]
  • New York Stock Exchange: To be listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) a company must have issued at least a million shares of stock worth $100 million and must have earned more than $10 million over the last three years.[5]

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

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Before you take a look at this website that I found, remember to keep an open mind and to not believe everything that you read. The site that I found has a decent list of articles that relate to forex trading education, and it is safe to say that most of the information is valid. However, in this game it is important to do extensive research so that you can make smart decisions with your money. Once you find that certain information is consistent, then you can start to put a little more faith into it.

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This Automated forex trading robot is created by 3 IT Students named, Steve, Mike and Ulrice. They took advice from Marcus Leary’s and then come out this powerful forex trading system. Fap turbo robot is designed to work with the forex trading platform Metatrader 4.

According to FAP Turbo’s winning rate in the past 9 years has been 95% on average, You can watch Live Proof trading account by visit the website. This forex robot is capable to double your accounts in every single month. Based on history, the most money it has lost at any one time is 0.35% of the account.

One of advantage of FAP Turbo has a built-in stop loss function that prevents your possible losses from getting bigger. So your potential losses will be small and limited. Based on this, this forex robot would be to say that is safe with compared to other automated trading systems.

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f you are interested in forex trading I think it is time for you to start off by getting some good forex course or forex training.Forex Trading Course is a necessity for everybody who interested in this field. As you knew there are a lot of money is involved in this business. If we don’t have some forex trading knowledge or experiences that supposed we got from forex training, I am sure we will lose a lot of money. May be some of us not even know what is forex trading. Forex that stands for foreign exchange is basically exchange of currency between various countries. By doing this we hope gain some profit.

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Market has failed at 1.6000 area resistance with confidence now, be patient on the potential break. Overhead resistance is heavy above the 1.5750 area now with 1.5660 first; traders say offers extend into the 1.5800/30 area with stops above. Two-way trade at resistance to start on Monday suggests a deeper pullback is in the works. Strong long-liquidation break is still coming; test of the lows as expected Wednesday. Watch for two-way volatility. Be ready to add quickly if a rally happens; rate has BIG stops under the 1.5520 area and a break under the 50 bar MA could be swift. Rally after FOMC is a “head fake”; look for retreat within 24 hours

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offers individuals the opportunity to learn the basics of the FOREX market and how to tap into the largest trading opportunity in the world.

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CALCULATION of Forex profits / losses is a vital area of Forex trading systems as it indicates the current state of your account.

Hello, welcome to forexhttp.net. – We hope you enjoy the articles and information bites on these pages.

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You realize the potential in the Foreign Exchange (FOREX) markets, and you know that your best chance of capturing your share of that potential is by getting a great FOREX education. But let’s not jump ahead of ourselves.

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World currencies and the plummeting value of the dollar against the euro are becoming increasingly interesting to us here at Beaut.ie HQ.

Obviously we’re normally glued to the business sections of the broadsheets. Ahem. But now we have an even better reason to scour the business news.

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Foreign property is almost always priced in a foreign currency. To buy abroad, it is therefore likely you will need to make at least one foreign exchange transaction. Not choosing the ideal exchange rate could see your property costing far more than expected.

For example, a Thai property priced at €125,000 would have cost £88,930 to buy in mid-December 2007. But by mid-April 2008, this figure would have risen to £100,401 - an increase of £11,471 in only four months due solely to exchange rate fluctuations.

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Our services have been endorsed widely in the media. Currency UK is frequently featured in the national press, including the Financial Times, Daily Express, Sunday Telegraph and the Observer and specialist publications including Island Life, Living Spain and Everything Spain.

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Independent research has shown that the lowest rates offered by Currency UK “were 1.27% better than the lowest rates at the high street banks”. This has translated into savings of hundreds and sometimes thousands of pounds for many customers.

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Even the ordinary citizens outside the United States hold on to their precious dollars hoping for an increase in the foreign currency exchange rate later on

Foreign currency exchange rate refers to the value of a certain currency based or compared to the rate of another currency. A foreign currency exchange is said to be increasing its value if it is gaining strength against the dollar even in terms of centavos.

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The question is how hard is it to find the perfect Forex trading system? A lot ofForex trading systems are derived from technical indicators, which is basically a chart of data that comes about through a formula applied to certain currency pairs. Technical indicators are a crucial part of Forex trading, as they aid us in picking out specific trends that are impossible by just studying price variation. When it comes to doing a deal however, factoring prices into of Forex system will stack the odds more in your favor for future success.

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Foreign exchange is a market where trading or exchange of currencies takes place. Foreign exchange is the market where currencies being traded against other currencies for more and different number of foreign country. Foreign exchange is nothing but buying and selling of foreign currencies in exchange of another rate value. In the foreign exchange market, more of number of foreign currencies will be exchanged by the members and other traders with fluctuations of market price.

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o you realize that in spite of the quick-return it offers, day trading is a very good way to lose your money? Why? There are many risks involve with Forex day trading and with currency dollar exchange as a whole. The volatility of the currency trading market is very high. Are you considering day trading? Forex day trading does not work because the data is not reliable. Also volatility is random in the online Forex trading world.

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Foreign Exchange, Trade Of Currencies
Foreign exchange is a market where trading or exchange of currencies takes place. Foreign exchange is the market where currencies being traded against other currencies for more and different number of foreign country. Foreign exchange is nothing but buying and selling of foreign currencies in exchange of another rate value. In [...]

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The US dollar may be very popular but it shouldn’t make you feel that relying on the Japanese Yen would not be wise just because it is not as famous as the former. Remove the thought that unpopular currencies would never be good income generators in Forex. Remember that the said industry constantly changes and you might find out that the less known currencies give higher profit than the popular ones.

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The most basic thing would be for you to follow the thinking that aside from buying with a low rate, you have to of course sell at a greater rate. Scratch the notion that the only way you can be successful in currency trading is through trading only the more popular currencies like the US dollar, the UK pounds, etc. Wake up! You should know that there are still other currencies that are not as famous but would also be able to help you earn a bigger profit.

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Whether you’re a stock broker, mortgage broker or loan officer, FOREX trading is an essential part of one’s portfolio. FOREX trading is an extremely lucrative, yet volatile and risky market. The facts state that 95% of FOREX traders lose money in there first year of trading. Why then must FOREX be considered a part of one’s portfolio? Simply because trading FOREX has the potential to make anyone who is willing to learn the FOREX market thousands of dollars per month.

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AANYONE can profit from the forex funnel system even with no knowledge and no trading experience, this is the money you have already missed out on by not getting the forex funnel system earlier. DONT WAIT ANY LONGER.

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The essence of medium-term trading is determining where a
currency pair is likely to go over the next several hours or
days and constructing a trading strategy to exploit that view.
Medium-term traders typically pursue one of the following
overall approaches, with plenty of room to combine strategies: