Archive for August, 2009
It is because of the development of automated forex trading systems! The market which was once accessible only to bank and larger financial corporations, is now attracting smaller investors. This type of trading is all about one currency being traded for currency of another country. Transactions worth trillions of dollars take place here every day without a break; no wonder then that this is one of the largest and most alive financial markets.
August 29th, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments
Even though there are many way to earn a profit in the foreign exchange, many traders prefer using fundamental analysis. These traders tend to follow the basic fundamentals when trading in the currency market, but other traders would rather use technical analysis.
August 28th, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments
The trading of the different currencies in the world is termed as forex trade, and it involves the trading of paired currencies. This type of market is what is known as Forex, FX or Foreign Exchange. An example is the currency pair of the dollar and the euro. When a trader is actively trading the market, he will see the current currency pair he is involved at present on the forex quote screen. This can be seen at the top left hand corner, with the left currency being the quote currency, and the currency on the right side as the base currency.
August 28th, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments
A question that I’m asked over and over again by new traders is what will happen to their OTCBB stock should it move from the OTCBB to a major exchange like the NASDAQ.
August 28th, 2009 | Posted in Stocks | No Comments
Descending triangles are not so popular with traders on the long side and are best traded when it breaks in the downward direction. A descending triangle is defined by two lines, one on the lower boundary of the price movement which is horizontal and one on the upper side which slopes down.
August 28th, 2009 | Posted in Stocks | No Comments
You should know the problem of slippage and how to avoid it if you want to successfully trade the news. Slippage occurs when the price you intend to enter or exit the market is different from your actual transacted price. Currency prices tend to move very fast during highly volatile market conditions. The risk of slippage is usually very high when trading the news.
August 28th, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments
Knowing the nitty-gritty of the foreign exchange market is key to making a profit there. While mastery of technical trending or charting is needed, the comprehension of the currency exchange market groundwork is essential as well. If not , an ill-timed trade could be the end result.
August 27th, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments
The gold standard refers to the use of gold as the “insurance” to back what a country’s paper currency was actually worth – if there was no physical asset to support the value of the paper, well, the dollar bill in your wallet was worth just that – paper. The gold standard has been in use in one form or another since the earliest days of coinage when rulers minted coins and the value of a coin was the intrinsic value of the gold or other precious metal contained within it. Stamping the head and name of the king or emperor whose treasury issued the coinage was not just a political statement as to who was boss, but also a symbol of quality control – you have one of my coins, I am saying it has this much gold included in it!
August 27th, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments
Revealed for the first time… if you are losing money because of false breakouts in the stock market then you need to read this entire article.
August 27th, 2009 | Posted in Stocks | No Comments
If you’re looking for a new way to invest and trade but are tired of how unreliable the NASDAQ and AMEX have become with the recent economic climate, you may want to give the Forex a chance. The Forex is the foreign exchange market. It’s unlike any other investment market in the world. On the Forex, currency trades hands rapidly.
August 27th, 2009 | Posted in Forex | No Comments