Tuesday, August 31, 2010
EUR/USD: Trading the U.S. ISM Manufacturing Report
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Sunday, August 29, 2010
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
What Lessons Can Be Learned From The Global Financial Crisis?
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USDJPY may be forming a cycle bottom at 84.72
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Forex For Beginners – The Pro’s Don’t Use Forex Robots And Neither Should You
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Friday, August 13, 2010
Currency Trading: An Introduction
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At the most basic level, imagine you exchanged some US dollars for British pounds. You might give $100 to buy £65. Then the rate changes in your favor so you exchange them back again. Now with the new rate you get $102 for your £65. You just made $2 or 2% of your investment.
Currency traders do this kind of thing all of the time with the aim of increasing their funds through many small trades. They trade on margins so that they can control larger amounts with only a small investment. In the above example, you might only have to hold $10 in your brokerage account to make the purchase even though the amount is $100. The broker covers the rest on the assumption that the market is unlikely to change by more than 10% in a short time.
Forex trading has been around for over 30 years but until the rise of the internet it was almost entirely in the hands of banks and other institutions with large investment funds. These days ordinary people can get involved on their home computers although the financial institutions are still the major players. When I tell you that around US $4 trillion changes hands every day on the currency trading markets you will understand that only a small part of this belongs to ordinary people like you and me.
Foreign exchange is a worldwide market and because of the different time zones around the world you can trade almost any time. Sydney, Australia is the first currency exchange market to open each day, and by the end of the business day in New York the Sydney market is open again for the next day's trading. So for 5 days per week this is truly a 24 hour market. It only closes on weekends.
You are not limited to dealing in your own country's currency so if your national economy is in a very unpredictable state you can switch to trading two other currencies that are a little more stable. While it is true that a volatile situation with big fluctuations can give you big profits in a short time, it is extremely risky to get involved in a currency that is experiencing a crisis.
These days brokers are going all out to attract the new type of home investor who does not have a lot of capital, so you can get started with just a few hundred dollars. They will provide you with software that allows you to make trades on your account, and real time market information including charts to show you the direction of movement of the different currency pairs.
With so much money changing hands every day, foreign exchange is a high liquidity market. This means that your capital will not be tied up for the long term as it might be if you bought certain kinds of stocks.
Apart from some funds to invest, the main things that you need to get started with currency trading are good money management skills, self discipline, a profitable system to follow and perhaps a forex robot to apply your system for you. When you have these in place, currency trading can be fun and quite profitable.Menu
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Major Currencies
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Australian Dollar AUD 1.1103 0.9007
Canadian Dollar CAD 1.0377 0.9637
Euro EUR 0.7778 1.2857
Japanese Yen JPY 85.956 0.0116
Pakistan Rupee PKR 85.59 0.0117
U.A.E Dirham AED 3.6729 0.2723
UK Pound Sterling GBP 0.6392 1.5646
US Dollar USD 1 1
FOREX RATES
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Australian Dollar AUD 77.03 77.21
Canadian Dollar CAD 82.29 82.48
Danish Krone DKK 14.77 14.81
Euro EUR 110.08 110.34
Hong Kong Dollar HKD 11.02 11.05
Japanese Yen JPY 0.99 1
Saudi Riyal SAR 22.84 22.89
Singapore Dollar SGD 63.02 63.17
Swedish Korona SEK 11.61 11.64
Swiss Franc CHF 81.64 81.83
U.A.E Dirham AED 23.32 23.37
UK Pound Sterling GBP 133.76 134.08
US Dollar USD 85.65 85.85
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Saturday, August 7, 2010
US ELFA: New Business Leasing Activity +25% in June
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Leasign and Finance Association’s summary of its monthly leasing and
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US sells $38 bln 2-year notes at 0.665; bid to cover 3.33
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EUR/JPY testing highs late in trading day
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US Sen.Reid: Hopes to Begin Senate Debate on Energy Bill Soon
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–May Also Try to Pass Food Safety Bill Before Energy Debate
–Senate Will Take Up Kagan Nomination Next Week
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USD/JPY: Japanese players buying call options
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Oil prices below $80 as demand sluggish
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How long oil speculation lines up with equity direction remains to be seen. If reports on US crude inventory levels continue to show less demand than expected by analysts, it is quite possible stocks could carry …
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Can Forex Trading Be Taught?
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Many aspiring forex traders believe they do not need any outside help when learning how to trade the forex market. I call “an aspiring trader” anybody that is not yet a “Professional Trader”. Part of the allure of trading in general is the independent lifestyle and freedom that it can provide for you if you are successful at it, but to achieve this takes time, and knowledge, and that knowledge needs to come from somewhere. One negative aspect of the independent attitude that trading elicits in people is the fact that many new or struggling traders believe they can effectively teach themselves how to profitably trade the forex market ( Usually a Huge Mistake). While this may indeed be the case for some, it definitely is not the case for most, and even for people who do effectively teach themselves how to become profitable traders it is almost always after years of frustration and thousands of dollars of lost money in useless trading systems and or blown out trading accounts. There is a very simple way to greatly reduce the probability of having to experience such emotionallyand financially painful events; follow a respected trading mentor who can share knowledge and years of experiences with you. There is no better way to learn trading and trading strategies than from somebody already in the trading business, We will get to this in detail later in this article, but for now lets take a look at some real world examples of “How Trading Can Be Learned and Taught to an Aspiring Trading Student”
• Nature vs. Nurture
The debate over whether or not trading can be taught simply boils down to the age old psychology issue of “nature vs. nurture”, that is, is trading a skill that can be taught to people who have no prior experience or is it just a natural talent that you are either born with or not? This issue of trading being taught vs. it being a natural gift was first made popular by the famous story of Richard Dennis and Bill Eckhardt who had an ongoing dispute in mid-1983 about whether traders were born or made. Dennis believed he could teach people to become great traders but Eckhardt thought genetics were the determining factor. They posted ads for trading apprentices in the major financial newspapers stating that after a brief training session, the trainees would be supplied with their own trading account.
The group was invited to Chicago in December of 1983, after learning the rules Dennis wanted them to trade with; they began trading small accounts in January and after they proved themselves Dennis funded most of the trainees with 1 million dollars in February. This group became known as the “Turtles”, Dennis named them this after a saying he had heard on a recent trip to Singapore. The Turtles went on to become the most famous experiment in trading history because over the next four years they earned a total sum of over $100 million dollars. Richard Dennis thus proved that a simple set of rules could be used to take people with little or no trading experience and turn them into very profitable traders.
• The Importance of learning from a Mentor
One of the most ironic aspects to forex currency trading is that most people think they do not need assistance from a successful professional forex trader while learning to trade. Most people are fully aware that only about 10% of people that attempt trading ever make consistent money at, the other 90% either quit or lose so much money they are forced to quit before they figure out how to trade effectively. The irony here is that most people are fully aware of these statistics, at least in the back of their mind. So if trading is so difficult and most everyone knows it, then why are so few people willing to accept help from someone who has already figured out what it takes to become successful at it? The simple answer is pride, ego, arrogance, any or all of the above. The bottom line however, is that ego and pride mean nothing to the market. In fact, arrogance and pride will only hurt you as a trader, so the very fact that some people are unwilling to accept help from a professional trader is probably the very reason why they will fail; an overflow of pride. Now I am not claiming I have the “holy grail” here to show you how to print money, but I can confidently say I have “Genuine Knowledge and Real World Trading Strategies” to teach my students, which will not only save them many years of “searching” for strategies, but if applied correctly will likely produce good trades on a consistant basis for those that learn, study, and apply it.
Almost every single job in the “real world” requires you be trained “on the job” by an experienced professional at this job. I think it’s safe to say that most “regular” jobs are much easier, at least mentally, than figuring out what it takes to make money consistently in the forex market. As you need to be trained in any other skill by a professional in the field, so you need to be trained by a professional forex trader, if you wish to become a professional forex trader. There are people who do learn to trade on their own, but I promise you their path is much harder and filled with many more pitfalls that the person who lets down their walls and accepts the help of a professional trader. Now again, I remind you, I am not promising mircales, but I am promising a “short cut” to knowledge and skills that may otherwise take you years to learn and use. As a trading coach, my job is to transfer my knowledge of trading, put you on the correct path and mind set, so that you can then go out and continue to learn and grow as a trader.
• My background
I began as a stock trader when I was in high school, I parlayed my interest and passion for trading into a full-time trading career right after I graduated and haven’t looked back since. That’s not to say I haven’t experience my fair share of losses and frustration, because I have, but my passion for trading and natural knack for understanding market dynamics kept my head above water long enough for me to discover the best trading technique in the world; price action analysis. Once I became a fully converted price action trader, learning from the work of others and my own experiences and screen time, my trading results began getting more consistent, eventually I was managing money for private clients and producing double digit annual percentage returns for them. My extensive work with financial firms here in Australia, as well as learning from other professional traders, has enabled me to see how the big boys trade and further enhanced my understanding of how markets move. I have morphed my trading style into a comprehensive price action educational course that is great for newbie’s and advanced traders alike. My live seminars have worked to further my teaching style and my students love the flare and style that I have for teaching price action trading.
• Price Action is not just a set of rules
While the example of Richard Dennis and the “turtles” was a good example of the fact that trading can indeed be taught, there is a problem with learning a strict set of trading rules. Specifically, strict trading rules will not work in all market conditions; they may work great in a bull market or in a bear market, but fail miserably in sideways markets. What learning price action does for you is gives you a unique perspective on the market that allows you to profit in all market conditions. You are not just learning a strict set of rules that will only work in a bull market; you are learning a way of making sense out of price movement and learning how to spot specific price action setups that remain profitable in all market conditions. In this way, price action is truly the best method to learn how to trade with. Not only will I share all my professional trading knowledge and experiences, but you are getting taught what is in my opinion, the most relevant and consistently profitable way to trade the markets, which is without doubt , Price action analysis.
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Forex News
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FOREX-Dollar hurt by economy worries, Aussie at 3-mth high (at Reuters)
* Dollar index dips to fresh 3-month low
Mon, 02 Aug 2010 09:34:55 UTC
Q+A-Will Japan intervene to curb yen s rise? (at Reuters)
A broad fall in the dollar has propelled the yen higher, bringing the Japanese currency within range of levels it has not traded at for 15 years and raising speculation whether even more gains will tempt Japanese authorities to intervene.
Mon, 02 Aug 2010 08:03:52 UTC
Japan deputy finmin: Don t see yen rises as rapid (at Reuters)
Japanese Deputy Finance Minister Naoki Minezaki said on Monday he did not see yen rises as rapid as of today. Minezaki also told a news conference that he would prefer not to comment on currency levels.
Mon, 02 Aug 2010 06:42:59 UTC
Euro a little higher at $1.3081 (AP)
The euro is a little higher against the dollar at the start of a week that includes the European Central Bank s monthly interest rate meeting and a key U.S. employment report.
Mon, 02 Aug 2010 06:19:23 UTC
Forex & Commodities: High-Yielders Rise as Stocks Gain (at CNBC)
The Aussie and the New Zealand dollar climbed on Monday as firmer regional equities give higher-yielders a leg up.
Mon, 02 Aug 2010 05:27:00 UTC
FOREX-High-yielders gain, dollar index hits 3-month low (at Reuters)
* Dollar index dips below support near 81.44 * Aussie rises, yen slips as regional shares climb * Sterling touches 5-mth high vs dollar
Mon, 02 Aug 2010 03:57:16 UTC
FOREX-High-yielders gain, dollar index hits 3-mth low (at Reuters)
* Dollar index dips below support near 81.44 * Aussie rises, yen slips as regional shares climb * Sterling touches 5-mth high vs dollar
Mon, 02 Aug 2010 00:29:00 UTC
Caixin Online: China s forex chief: Inflation eased yuan pressure (at MarketWatch)
Inflation in China over the past decade has taken pressure off the yuan s foreign exchange rate, bringing the rate closer to equilibrium than it was 10 years ago, the head of China s State Administration of Foreign Exchange tells Caixin Online.