Forex Trading

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SOME IMPORTANCE TOOLS FOR LEARNING..................

1. Choose your currencies pairs

2. Decide how much risk you are willing to take and how much you want to gain

3. Track the time and date you placed the trade.

4. Keep notes describing your strategy and why you chose to enter the trade.

5. Decide how long you want to stay in a trade (hours, days, weeks, months).

6. Why did you exit the trade? Was it at your stated stop or limit level, or did you get out for other reasons, etc.?

7. Experiment. Remember, you want to make your mistakes on the practice account - not with real money!

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The purpose of this ebook is to introduce the forex market to you. As with many markets there are many derivative of the central market such as futures, options and forwards.

For the purpose of this book we will only be discussing the main market sometime referred to as the Spot or Cash market.

The word FOREX is derived from Foreign Exchange and is the largest financial market in the world. Unlike many markets the FX market is open 24 hours per day and has an estimated $1.2 Trillion in turnover every day. This tremendous turnover is more than the combined turnover of all the wordls' stock markets on any given day. This tends to lead to a very liquid market and thus a desirable market to trade.

Unlike many other securities (any financial instrument that can be traded) the FX market does not have a fixed exchange. It is primarily traded through banks, brokers, dealers, financial institutions and private individuals. Trades are executed through phone and increasingly through the Internet. It is only in the last few years that the smaller investor has been able to gain access to this market. Previously the large amounts of deposits required precluded the smaller investors. With the advent of the Internet and growing competition it is now easily in the reach of most investors.

You will often hear the term INTERBANK discussed in FX terminology. This originally, as the name implies was simply banks and large institutions exchanging information about the current rate at which their clients or themselves were prepared to buy or sell a currency. INTER meaning between and Bank meaning deposit..................

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