Archive for November, 2008
Increased volatility leads many traders to seeing an increase in trading opportunities.
The Forex market is the largest financial market in the world.
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1. What is the forex
About two weeks I went on CNBC and predicted that range will rule the currency markets for the foreseeable future. The price of EURUSD at the time of broadcast? 1.2630.
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Three Simple Rules Of Winning Traders
Classifying the forex as an investment type If you are interested in higher yields and can tolerate high risk there are bonds and small cap stocks that fit that description neatly. If you are interested in technology companies or environmentally “green” companies there are convenient ways to find equities or private investments that fit those categories. Putting forex pairs into categories in a like manner is much more difficult.
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5. Forex Pairs – Characteristics and Qualities
The forex market has many players, large and small As discussed before, like most markets, the forex essentially works because many participants are buying and selling a fairly uniform product. Currency contracts at the retail level are most often denominated in 100,000 or 10,000 units of the base currency in the pair. There are many dealers who will break a lot into units smaller than that, but a full-size 100K or mini-size 10K lot is the most common
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3. How Trading Works – Interbank and the Forex
No, it’s not a type of pasta Fibonacci analysis is a great way to improve your analytical skills when trying to identify support and resistance levels. Fibonacci analysis is based on the Fibonacci series of numbers. These numbers have been developed and explored by mathematicians for centuries and are named after Leonardo of Pisa (Fibonacci) who did a lot of work to popularize them in 13th century Italy.
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14. Fibonacci Analysis
Don’t get overwhelmed.
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12. Introduction to Charting and Technical Analysis
Analyze fundamentals and technicals We have found that traders tend to focus on one type of analysis or the other (fundamental or technical) in their trading and will often completely dismiss other types. We encourage traders to spend the time it takes to understand the underlying forces moving the market (fundamentals) as well as what is happening in price, volume and volatility (technicals.) To that end, let’s define Fundamental Analysis. We separate fundamental forces into two categories: A
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10. Fundamental Analysis in the Forex
Forex trading accounts have interest considerations “Interest,” “roll-over,” “tomorrow-next,” and “cost of carry” are all terms used by dealers to describe the premium paid or charged on each forex pair.
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6. Earning Interest in the Forex
Everything is difficult before it becomes easy. With the current volatility of the financial markets, it is extremely important that each of us resolve to be patient in our decisions and not make snap judgments
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Patience, Preparation and Performance
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