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All About Forex What You Need To Know
In order to succeed successfully in forex trading you need to know what the purpose of trading forex is. Forex trading as you know is the trading of online currency and the key to success is to buy low and sell high just as with any other market. You task as a forex trader is to try to determine the trend of the particular currency you are looking to either buy or sell and to utilise the forex trading strategies to ensure that a profit is made.
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Recommend reliable forex broker with ability to trade from chart and has dalily candle start at 5PM EST,?
My trading system required end of day char for forex where 'day' ends at 5.00PM EST.
I use VT Trader for charting, but I am not sure if it is reliable broker.
My trading system required end of day char for forex where 'day' ends at 5.00PM EST.
I use VT Trader for charting, but I am not sure if it is reliable broker.
Clarification: I have my systems that work well (5-30% per month on capital by risking 3% of capital per trade). I just want to know a good broker with good charting package with specs as above.
Thank you.
aayrahson, A great forex system means you need to have high probability trades. You also need to be aware of all the currency pairs in real time. Hopefully this blog can help. http://www.whatisforextrading.com/blog/ Remember, no trading will be fool proof, so be cautios about the claims some trading systems make.
Tags: forex alerts, currency change, currency code, forex signal, brazilian currency, currency exchange rate, currency options
What is the Forex market?
I want to learn more about Forex and specifically, automated trading.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Forex—What-is-the-Forex?&id=1860792
What is Forex?
Forex trading is an activity that has been around for many years yet is unknown or misunderstood by many.
Those that do know what Forex trading is all about usually come to love the excitement trading can bring and several of these people go on to devote their whole lives to the skill.
It could be said that regardless of whether you have even heard of Forex trading before, the chances are you have already done it in one form or another without actually realizing it.
If you have ever been to a foreign country before and had to exchange currencies at your local bank then you have already taken part in Forex albeit in a far less profitable, less exciting and less lucrative way.
The term Forex is derived from the words 'Foreign' and 'Exchange' and quite simple means to take part in trades involving the exchange of one countries currency with another. Other terms often used to refer to Forex include 'Spot FX' or simply 'FX'.
Of course there are some major differences and benefits from trading Forex online through established brokers over simple currency exchange for your holiday, yet the core principles are the same.
Tags: italian currency, european currency, currency translation, xe currency, forex, online forex, currency convert
Open Question: L / C in the futures market ?
Hi , I need to know the procedure for selling an L /C or B / A in the futures market. There are Banker’s acceptance futures contracts traded ( BAX ) in Montreal’s Canadian Derivative Market. Also, I need to know why an export would resort to buying or selling a B / A future to hedge the currency exchange rate risk whereas he could simply sell his Accounts Receivable to a bank or buy FOREX derivatives separately?
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in forex market,could any body explaine to me why the candles are getting longer this days than before?
i noticed i the daily chart for many currencies ,for about three months ,candles were so small.mot more than 40-80 pips in day.but in the last few months ,candles become very long.about 100-200 pips in day and some times more,what is the reson for that change
the length of the candlestick represents the range of the currency during the time span represented by each candlestick. when volatility increases in a market the average daily range increases. when currencies move relative to each other expect volatility to increase. the dollar started to gain against many currencies a few months ago. that is the point that the volatility picked up and the candlesticks became longer.
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Is there a currency trading platform that offers other USD currency pairs besides the majors currency pairs?
USD/Austrian Shilling or the USD/Sweden Krona
You've not made it clear what you are trying to do.
There are much better ways of "investing" in these currencies for the future, or protecting yourself or business from future fluctuation.
The Forex broker is the one that offers the currency pairs to the public for trading, but the major banks supply the brokers with the pairs and prices (data feed). The "trading platform" merely displays what is available on the data feed.
The Major pairs are the only ones suitable for "trading." Sure, you can trade the Algerian dinar against the Armenia dram, but the spreads will be so horribly wide, and the volatility so low, you'll lose your shirt on a short-term "trade," or the lack of liquidity and slippage will kill you.
A bank would be the best bet for other types of non-trading, or long term investing.
Tags: currency change, universal currency converter, currency market, currency conversion chart, e currency, automated forex trading, currency exchange
Forex Trade Alert for EURGBP, EURJPY, EURCHF, EURUSD, GBPUSD.

- FOREX TRADE ALERT for GBP/USD
Forex Trade Alert and Forex Signal for EURGBP, EURJPY, EURCHF, EURUSD, GBPUSD.
Produced: Friday, April 03, 2009.
Forex Trade Alerts for Five Currency Pairs.
EURGBP
- Place a buy stop to buy
- 1 unit if price rises to .9417.
- Place a sell stop to sell 1 unit on close
- Place a sell stop to sell
- Place a sell stop to sell
- Green Line Short Exit Strategy
if close is .9127.
1 unit if price falls to .9126.
1 unit if price falls to .9083.
: Close all short positions on close if price rises to .9256.
Anyone with experience with Forex trading, particularly with Forex Tracer. Does it work?
I know its an automated trading system for the currency markets, and that makes me nervous. Is it worth buying?
If you do not have experience trading Forex DO NOT start with an automated trading system. I know that there are hundreds of “traders” running around the internet saying otherwise but their only intention is to sell you something. An automated trading system can be a very powerful tool IF you know how to trade Forex, you understand the fundamental reason an auto trader works, and know how to adjust the auto trader to meet the changes in market movement.
Tags: foreign exchange rate, currency values, currency translator, forex charts, automated forex trading, united states currency, currency symbols
How to start with forex?
Hi. I am really new to online currency trading and all this stuff. Actually i havent done it ever before. I want to start with the online forex trading but i need some tips. How do I start? I got the demo account and all I see is some charts and symbols i have no idea about
Do you know any good online FREE!!! tutorials? Also do I have to pay for the real account? Thx for help
Here's the answer I gave to the same question yesterday:
First, learn about the 50% retracement rule. This is the single most reliable and simple rule for a beginning trader. You may ignore every other "technical" or chart indicator when you are first starting out. You may learn about this by googling for it, or by finding a book.
Second, learn what to expect and what not to expect from the "advice" that you will find in your search to learn how the stock or commodities markets work. This "advice" will come in the form of fundamental analysis, news, websites, technical analysis, stock brokers, investment advisors. The best way to learn which things to pay attention to and which to ignore, is to read the book "WAll Street: The Other LAs Vegas." It might sound like a cheesy title, but it's a good book written by a dancer who started trading in stocks, and learned what to trust and what not to trust. He learned the hard way. Once he figured it out, he turned some 50 thousand dollars into two million.
Third, you will need to develop a trading plan. This will be primarily based on your 50% retracement. rule. To this you will add a method to control your losses. For beginning traders, the easiest way to do this is to learn how to use "stop losses." So you will enter trades with the rule, you will let your profits run, and you will limit your losses.
Next, you will open an online account with a stock, currency or futures brokerage. It doesn't matter which. Day trading is all the same. If you want to trade stocks, trade stocks. If you want to do currencies or futures, do those. The differences between them are as follows:
Stocks usually require several thousand dollars to trade. They tend to charge higher commissions and fees. With stock accounts you can usually buy a "little" more than how much cash you have. It's called "margin."
You can open up a currencies account with *very* little money. Like, $250. Currencies are highly "leveraged" trading. Meaning a little goes a long ways. It's good and bad.
A futures account is for trading commodity futures, stuff like oil, sugar, coffee. Again, highly leveraged. You need a minimum of 10,000 to open up this one.
If you live in the US, here are the things to look for when you shop for a brokerage:
- If you're going to trade STOCKS, look for a brokerage that is a member of the FINRA and SIPC. This means the company is "regulated" and you won't have to worry about them stealing your money.
- If you're going to trade CURRENCIES or FUTURES, make sure the company is a member of the National Futures Association (NFA).
Next, open up your account. If you open a currency or futures account, the cool thing is, you can "practice" trade with their demo accounts for as long as you need. This is very useful. I recommend doing it.
Finally, once you get used to trading, start learning about additional methods of risk control. Such things as option spreads are very useful.
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FOREX OUTLOOK ON AUD/NZD, EUR/JPY, EUR/CHF | FOTRX TRADE ALERT

FOREX OUTLOOK ON THREE CURRENCY PAIRS
AUD/NZD, EUR/JPY, EUR/CHF.
FOREX TRADE ALERT
AUD/NZD
Produced: Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Place a buy stop to buy 1 unit if price rises to 1.2747.
Red Line Long Exit Strategy: Close all long positions on close if close is 1.2521.
Place a sell stop to sell 1 unit if price falls to 1.2418.
Red Line Short Exit Strategy: Close all short positions on close if price rises to 1.2522.
EUR/CHF
Produced: Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Place a buy stop to buy 1 unit if price rises to 1.5151.
Opposite Direction Long Exit Strategy: Close all long positions if price falls to 1.4828.
Place a sell stop to sell 1 unit if price falls to 1.4813.
Red Line Short Exit Strategy: Close all short positions on close if price rises to 1.4975.
EUR/JPY
Produced: Tuesday, February 17, 2009.
Place a buy stop to buy 2 units if price rises to 118.78.
Green Line Long Exit Strategy: Close all long positions on close if price falls to 117.28.
Place a sell stop to sell 2 units if price falls to 114.89.
Red Line Short Exit Strategy: Close all short positions on close if price rises to 117.28.

