Showing posts with label Forex market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forex market. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Foreign Currency Trading


The Division of Trading and Markets (now Division of Clearing and Intermediary Oversight, or DCIO) issued an advisory in 2002 concerning foreign currency trading by retail customers (PDF). The advisory affirms that off-exchange trading of foreign currency futures and options contracts with retail customers by a counterparty that is not a regulated financial entity as set forth in the CFMA is unlawful. The advisory further states that, if there is a lawful counterparty to the transaction, such as a person registered as a futures commission merchant, the persons acting as intermediaries to such a transaction, that is, in the manner of an introducing broker, commodity trading advisor or commodity pool operator, would not need to register under the CEA if that is their only involvement in futures or option transactions.

DCIO issued an additional advisory in 2007 concerning foreign currency trading by retail customers (PDF). The DCIO Advisory addresses the following issues: (1) registration requirements for associated persons of firms registered as introducing brokers (IBs), commodity trading advisors, and commodity pool operators that are involved in forex transactions; (2) the permissibility of certain unregistered affiliates of a futures commission merchant to act as proper counterparties in forex transactions; (3) claims that forex customer funds are segregated; (4) introducing entities acting as fx(5) the applicability of the IB guarantee agreement to forex transactions and prohibiting guaranteed IBs from introducing forex transactions to an Fxthat is not its guarantor Fx; (6) prohibiting forex account statements of an Fx unregistered affiliate from being included in the account statements to its customers; and (7) prohibiting retail customers from acting as counterparties to each other in forex transactions.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Forex International Trade

International Trade – Trade balance which shows a deficit (more imports than exports) is usually an unfavourable indicator. Deficit trade balances means that money is flowing out of the country to purchase foreign-made goods and this may have a devaluing effect on the currency. Usually, however, market expectations dictate whether a deficit trade balance is unfavourable or not. If a county habitually operates with a deficit trade balance this has already been factored into the price of its currency. Trade deficits will only affect currency prices when they are more than market expectations.

Other indicators include the CPI – a measurement of the cost of living, and the PPI – a measurement of the cost of producing goods. The GDP measures the value of all goods and services within a country, while the M2 Money Supply measures the total amount of all currency.
More than 40 indicators are used in ForexGen. Indicators have strong effects on financial markets so FOREX traders should be aware of them when preparing strategies. Up-to-date information is available on many websites and many FOREX brokers supply this information as part of their trading service.

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Get Rich From Foreign Currency Trading


Foreign currency trading is the most profitable and powerful way to make money today in the world.
It is a 2.5 trillion dollars daily global market and business.
For this reason the knowledge and the secrets of how to do it successfully have been kept away from the public for thousands of years.

This is because it is the jealously guarded “SECRET” of how the “Money and Power” Elites, the multi-national and multi-billion dollars corporations, largest banks and governments of the world, the “Movers & Shakers” of International Banking & Finance, Business moguls & Tycoons, CEOs of major Corporations, secret societies and the privileged blue bloodlines of the Wealthiest Families of Europe and the Americas make their money and get rich.

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Development of the Forex Market

Short data about the origin and development of the currency exchange market. Currency trading has a long history and can be traced back to the ancient Middle East and Middle Ages when foreign exchange started to take shape after the international merchant bankers devised bills of exchange, which were transferable third-party payments that allowed flexibility and growth in foreign exchange dealings.

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Monday, December 22, 2008

Euro Up Against The Dollar at $1.4057


Euro up against the dollar at $1.4057 on strong German consumer news


The euro recovered some ground against the dollar Monday after a German survey showed consumer confidence is stabilizing in the European Union's largest economy.
The 15-nation currency bought $1.4057, up from the $1.3887 it had plummeted to late Friday in New York. That followed a volatile week that saw the euro reach its highest point against the dollar since September at $1.4719 early Thursday morning.

A survey by the GfK research group said its forward-looking consumer climate index for Jan. 2009 stood at 2.1 points -- flat against a revised 2.1 points in December and an indication that lower inflation is offsetting Germans' fear of unemployment despite the nation's descent into recession. Falls in consumer prices and energy costs helped preserve a willingness to buy, the survey showed.
The British pound edged up to $1.4882 from $1.4859 late Friday while the dollar fell to 84.67 Japanese yen from 89.45 on Friday.

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An individual who is responsible for the entire financial portfolio of another individual or another entity. A money manager receives payment in exchange for choosing and monitoring appropriate investments for the client.

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* Providing three different commission sources.
* Weekly commission plan.
* Easy & fast commission withdrawals.
* Fixed percentage of the profits.
* P = k * D “P=Profit, k=Variable Parameter, D=Deposits”

The money manager gets a fixed percentage of the profit previously agreed upon with the client for managing the client funds as a bonus feature.

The most competitive trading conditions:

* 2 pips spread on six currency pairs.
* Providing online trading services without maintenance margin, margin call and no automatic closing of positions below the initial margin on weekdays for accounts with initial equity of up to $1 million US. The margin level have to be recognized Fridays at 23:00 CET and before public holidays.
* Leverages up to 1:200 for accounts up to $1 million US.
* Liquidity and 24/5 availability are the characteristic factors of the Forex market compared with other financial markets.

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Technical Analysis Can Help You Trade Better In Forex Trading:


As a beginner there are two types of trading strategies you can adopt. The strategies are fundamental analysis and technical analysis. Technical analysis is a great tool to trade in the market and achieve success but I have always almost heard that people say that they had tough luck with charting tools and technical analysis software.

The truth is that you should know how to use the software effectively and then you can achieve success with the technical analysis. There are errors that people make which makes them think that technical analysis is not helping them.

The basic error traders make is that assuming that technical analysis will help them reach answers to what is the price is going to be. That is not going to happen, the technical analysis will always tell from the price trends and the historical trading patterns that yes at this level there will support and there may be levels where you can buy or sell. Never assume that there is going to be a price prediction. Use accurately the technical analysis and you will be making an informed decision about the prices. Also, make sure that you use breakout to your advantage and trade accordingly to
make money.

Technical analysis software help you guide easily through these issues but then as with computers you need human intelligence to decipher the data presented. So if the technical analysis software tells you a thing then make sure that you apply your intelligent guess on top of it. That way you will be reasonably sure that you will profit from the technical analysis.

As always the best strategy is to keep it simple when comes to using indicators. Stick to basic indicators and you will be on track. Use 5 or 6 or ten indicators and you will be confused as to what is happening to the charts at any given point in time.

Forex charting is simple tool to help you benefit but do not bend it to suit your decisions and never try to evaluate your past strategies from the forex charting. This is known as curve fitting and it will do more harm than good. There are guide available for giving you help on how to read the charts and also how to use them as excel based plug ins.

Friday, September 12, 2008

ForexGen Explains Forex Market

ForexGen introduces to all its users a free online academy that would aid them in either learning more about Forex market or in developing their strategies. It is a free academy available online; you can register and enjoy ForexGen services.

Trading Volume

Forex trading is unlike any other type of trading or investment simply because of the massive amount of turnover that the market will see on any given day. The daily turnover for the Forex market is over $3 trillion. Yes, that means that over $3 trillion dollars moves on the market every single day. This number has moved up as the years go by, and is reaching $3.25 trillion a day at a fairly rapid rate.

Number & Variety of Traders and Currency

Another major unique feature of Forex trading is simply the number and variety of those trading on the Forex market. Because the market is broken up into tiers (instead of a wide market making everything available for everyone), the entire Forex market features a vast variety of traders and counties. Of the top 10 currency traders, however, 5 are from the United States and 3 are from the United Kingdom. The top trader in the Forex system is Deutsche Bank from Germany.

The Forex market also has a mass amount of currency that is being traded daily. The United States Dollar is the top currency traded daily, followed by the Euro, the Japanese Yen, the British Pound, and the Swiss Franc. Rounding out the top ten is the Australian Dollar, the Canadian Dollar, the Swedish Krona, the Hong Kong Dollar, and the Norwegian Krone. These ten currencies control the major portion of the traded currencies in the Forex market.

Day trading

Another incredibly unique aspect of trading on the Forex market is the fact that you have the ability to trade 24 hours a day. There are the three major markets (The US, Europe, and Asia), and at any given time there is at least one market open. Because of the wide array of markets and times, the market is technically trading and moving 24 hours a day. The markets are not going as crazy on the weekends; however, as the 24 hour trading only takes place during the weekdays.