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Saturday, February 6, 2010

A Tutorial in Forex Trading Concepts

It is without a doubt that Forex Trading has already presented itself as a good opportunity as a profitable business that can be done by anyone who really wants to learn it. It has become a way out of the 9-to-5 corporate lifestyle and way in to a work-at-home way of life, without sacrificing the current standard of living and at times even making it better.

Most veteran traders believe that the best and most profitable of the capital markets is the Forex market. For a long time, forex trading has been dominated by large major banking institutions, major financial establishments, and central banks of each country; for example the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank. But today, thanks to the World Wide Web, the market has been opened to all people willing to learn the best methods in forex trading and with the target of making significant gains as the organizations mentioned above that annually and consistently make very high revenues from trading in the Foreign Exchange market.

There are many benefits when trading the forex markets, for example; you don't have to worry about fees you may have to pay to your broker; there are also none of the usual fees to which futures and equity traders are accustomed to pay always; no exchange or clearing fees, no NFA or SEC fees.

The most common currencies traded in the forex market are: US Dollar, Japanese Yen, British Poud, Euro, and the Swiss Franc. It is the exposure of these countries to the global commerce industry that these five currencies are responsible for over 70% of North American trading. Not to mention other currencies such as the Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand Dollars that account for 4%-7% of the total market volume. Together, all this five majors and minors currencies constitute the base of the Forex market.

Now let's go to the concept of "buying" and "selling" in the Forex market. Buying is described as the purchase of a "currency pair" to start a trade, while "selling short" is the opposite - disposing the currency pair for a particular price. So when you start a purchase of a currency pair, you are expecting that in time, the price of the currency pair will shoot up. In layman terms - you buy cheap to sell high; which is easy to understand. In the case of selling short, it becomes a little more complex. To make a profit by selling short, you sell a currency pair that you believe will decrease in worth. And then after selling, as soon the price dips down, you will buy it back at the new price, but now you can demand for a higher selling price when you opened the trade, so you earn the difference in prices. It may seem complex specially if you are a beginner, but once you are in front of your trading station it will be much simpler.To help you get accustomed to the Forex market and minimize your risk of loss, you need to get for yourself a forex trading expert adviser or f orex trading EA. The minimum investment that you will have to pay will be miniscule once you have gotten into the groove of trading.

1 comment:

  1. It was really interesting. You have made me understand the concept. It was really interesting. Lifestyle trading is yet another concept where you can earn a lot of money. Lifestyle trading is different. It tells you precisely when you should proceed with the trade, when you should hold your position, and when you should sell the security,etc.

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