Trading Currency Blog

slash4gunners asked:


a. Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)
b. Slow Stochastic
c. Bollinger Bands
d. Candlesticks
e. Relative Strength Index
f. Moving Averages

BITZER

Soobiglah asked:

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PAIR

victor c asked:


hi has any one heard of the forex foreign currency trading e-book program called mscs-rrr that’s all over the internet? could anyone tell me if it’s a scam or not and how can i use the internet to find out if it’s a scam or not? thanking you in advance.

STUEMKE

Kimmie asked:


I do not want to trade for free. I just think information should not cost thousands. Pobept-reported-that was not an answer.

FASCHING

Dino Dinero asked:


Forex trading is becoming more and more popular. More people are starting to trade in the forex market every day. One of the reasons for the gain in popularity, is the way that the internet has made forex trading convenient and accessible, with forex trading sites popping up all over the web.

Forex trading is the buying and selling of foreign currencies. Many see it as an alternative to stocks and mutual funds, since currencies are much more liquid than stocks. Companies that deal in forex trading for their investments, by buying foreign currencies will have those currencies available if they decide to expand into foreign markets. Another advantage that forex has over stocks is that the trading window is much larger. Stocks are bought and sold only when the stock market is open. Forex may be traded 24 hours a day, Monday through Friday.

The forex market offers different types of forex trading. These different types of trading may seem very similar to each other, but they are in fact different. Each type of trading has its advantages and disadvantages. If you plan on entering the forex market, you should know the differences.

Traditional forex trading one of the common methods. Traditional trading involves buying a currency at a low rate, and then either selling it for a higher price, or exchanging it for another currency when the exchange rates rise.

Spread betting is probably the most common type of trading, even though it differs from the way that forex trading is normally done. It does not involve buying or selling currencies as in the traditional method. Spread betting involves betting on whether a currency will appreciate or depreciate. Despite the image of gambling, many people feel that this method is a good way to earn money in forex market.

Day trading is a notorious type of forex trading. Similar to day trading in the stock market, this method involves buying and selling currencies for one day, rather than holding on to them and waiting for them to appreciate in value. This type of trading can be risky, but can also yield some good results. Because of the risk, however, many experts do not get involved in this style of trading.

Auto trading is an automatic trading system, as you may probably guess from the name. With this method, an investor will invest in a platform that will automatically execute trades depending on its anaylyis. In this style of trading, the investor can save money since there are no commission and transaction fees. Some people, though, are not comfortble letting a computer handle the trading. They are more comfortable doing the trading themselves.

As with any investment, there is some risk. If you know what you’re doing, however, there are much lower risks in forex trading than investing in the stock market. Before you get involved in trading currencies, read up on the market. Know how the trading is done, and what signals to watch for. Knowing forex trading, and knowing the signals will help to minimize the risks of investing.



CANCIO

bov_troy asked:


Lets say the Japanese Yen is trading at 100 for one US dollar and I buy $10,000 worth from my bank; so a million yen. I put the yen in a safe deposit box at the bank and leave it alone. Then, lets say 10 years later the yen is trading at 1 for 1 (I don’t know how likely that is, it’s just for the sake of argument). That means I made $990,000 right? Would I be charged taxes on that and if so which tax would apply?

RODRIGEZ

tjcsonofallnations asked:


Let’s assume that you use a limit order on both trades of 5 pips. Once one closes you wait for the other to go closer to 0 then reenter the trade. Again set 2 limit orders for 5 pips each. Once this one goes off you will have 10 pips and 1 negative trade left open. At some point you can subtract your closed trades from your open negative trade for a profit. As long as the two currency pairs move in opposite directions you will make money, right?

BRENNEIS