Showing posts with label currency trading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label currency trading. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 March 2012

Detailed Trading Plan - A Precursor for Trading Success

In our everyday lives we are used to doing things without thinking. For example, we don't consciously think about making a turn as we drive; we just do it automatically without thinking. But it wasn't always that way. When we first learned how to drive, we deliberately planned every move. It's also true when playing sports. At first, you needed to consciously and deliberately perform each action. Over time, with practice, you were able to perform each action skillfully, hardly thinking at all. Despite their experience learning various skills throughout their lives, novice traders, however, think they can trade on the spur of the moment. They don't carefully plan a trade, and follow the trading plan when it is time to execute it.
Detailed trading plans are an essential ingredient for success.
When you first start out trading, it is difficult to trade on the spur of the moment. There are too many issues to attend to, and without a wealth of experience, you are bound to make mistakes. Making a specific action plan while trading has clear benefits. Scientific research illustrates how action plans help people achieve their goals. Dr. Gollwitzer, Professor of Psychology at New York University has conducted several studies that show the benefits of making specific plans that outline WHEN, WHERE, and HOW to perform an action.
For example, it's useful to determine beforehand that when Market Condition X happens, and Pattern Y appears, then you should enter at a prescribed moment, set a protective stop, and monitor the trade until Z occurs. Knowing WHEN, WHERE, and HOW - helps you perform effortlessly and gracefully. Specific plans help us respond quickly and automatically when it is necessary. When we make a plan beforehand, we can follow it acting swiftly and efficiently.
What does research on making plans reveal? In a review of relevant studies on making specific action plans, Dr. Gollwitzer argues that plans allow people to more easily remember what to do specifically. They don't waste time trying to recall what it is they are going to do. They have decided what to do, and when beforehand and have little trouble doing what they had planned. Second, research has shown that people respond quickly when they have a plan to follow. If you have a clearly defined plan, you are ready to respond more efficiently when optimal market conditions arise. Third, when people have a plan, they can more easily ignore interruptions and distractions. They are able to more easily focus on the task at hand, maintaining self-control. Action plans are especially useful when trying to respond during high stress situations, such as during a day when the market action is hard to pin down. Trading on an especially chaotic day can be stressful. A series of decisions need to be made on the spot, but the human mind has limitations. We can only attend to a limited amount of information at a time. A detailed trading plan, however, allows us to focus our limited psychological energy more efficiently. We respond swiftly and confidently when we have a plan. So if you want to trade like a winner, make a detailed trading plan and follow it. You'll be glad you did in the long run.
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FOREX - Trading Foreign Currency

The trade of FOREX is all about trading the foreign currency, stocks, and the similar type of products. The currency of a country is weighed against the currency of another country to determine the value. The value of this foreign currency is taken into account while trading of stocks on the markets of FOREX. The majority of the countries have the control of the value of that value of country, implying the currency, or the money. Those which are often implied on the markets of FOREX include banks, large companies, governments, and financial institutions.
What returns the market of FOREX different from the stock market?
A trade of the market of forex is one which implies at least two countries, and it can take place in the whole world. The two countries are one, with the investor, and two, the country the money is invested inside. The majority of all the transactions taking place on the market of FOREX will take place by a broker, such as a bank.
What composes really the markets of FOREX?
The market of foreign currencies is composed of a series of transactions and counties. Those implied on the market of FOREX trade in great volumes, great numbers of money. Those which are implied on the market of FOREX are generally implied in operations the cash, or the trade of the credit very available which you can be sold and buy quickly. The market is large, very large. You could regard as being the market of FOREX much larger than the stockmarket in any country in general. Those implied on the market of FOREX trade the newspaper during twenty-four hours per day and sometimes the trade is accomplished the weekend, but not all weekends.
You could be astonished people who are implied in the trade of FOREX. In years 2004, almost two trillion of dollars were a volume of daily exchange of average. It is a big number for the number of daily transactions to take place. Think how much trillion dollars really costs and then times which by two and it is the money which changes hands day labourers!
The market of FOREX is not something new, but was employed during more than thirty years. With the introduction of the computers, and then the Internet, the trade on the market of continuous FOREX to develop like more and more people and the companies realize of the same of the availability of this commercial market. The FOREX explains only approximately ten percent of the total trading from one country to another, but while popularity on this market continues to develop thus this number could.
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Monday, 27 February 2012

Important Tips For Newbies in Forex Trading

The process of becoming a forex trader is full of twists and turns and it definitely doesn't happen overnight. To obtain professional trading skills might take just as long as you would expect to become a well-known lawyer, a best-seller book writer or a top-notch computer programmer. Yes, I am talking about years and years of learning and experience.
Success walks hand in hand with forex trading. Your efforts to learn and improve trading skills are the key. Comparing forex trading to other meaningful professions gives an important insight - trading is like an abstract painting. It is an art without rules, without exact features. Forex trading is an art of changes and volatility.

Learning and mastering the fundamentals of trading will later on help you to create your own strategy. You will develop your own reactions and adjustments to the trading circumstances of forex market. It's not the style that matter, but the level of preparedness you have got to deal with the changes. 

It might look boring and unworthy, but let me reassure you that time and practice invested in forex trading pays off. Your patience and improvement will grow each day and over time you will find the success beyond your expectations.

In my opinion, it is better to learn everything you can yourself before you start asking questions. Not that questions are bad for you and there are many great communities and traders eager to help newbies but not everyone on the internet is qualified to give advices. Some answers can be harmful to a new traders' mind! Besides, don't try to skip through steps. You can't expect to enroll to university and ask the questions related to third-year disciplines. You simply won't be able to understand the answers! It's like trying to dance ballet without ever exercising!
Speaking of questions, I think that in order to become a successful forex trader you have to understand yourself. Understanding your purpose and limitations can help you figure out your risk tolerance, money management techniques and trading methods. To do so I suggest asking yourself these questions:
  1. Can I handle the possibility of losing money? (both financially and emotionally)
  2. What do I seek in forex trading? (money, excitement, profession, mortgage payment!)
  3. Am I willing to spend a decent amount of time learning and practicing trading?
  4. Am I deeply emotional and how do I react to stressful situations?
Understanding only yourself is not enough. You have to explore the waters you are getting into - the forex market, the price movements, influences and consequences.
Once you know the basics of forex trading you need to learn what influences the price movements in the market. This isn't an exact science where two plus two is four. The market is constantly under the bombardment of changes and what might have worked yesterday might not be worthy today.
Then of course come the tools. You have to master the trading tools and not just know that they exist in your trading platform.
And finally, the most important suggestion is to take is easy, learn hard and improve daily. Take time analyzing your trading history, find the mistakes, make notes, maybe even have trading journal. Eventually the puzzle pieces will all fit together into a perfect picture. Good luck!
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Why Do Forex Trading?

Forex, or foreign exchange, trading is the buying of one nation’s currency by selling another’s. Forex trading didn’t exist much before the early 1970s, because that’s when currencies were no longer required to “measure up” to gold (“the gold standard”). In the 1980s forex trading became well-established as the Internet grew. London is known as the forex trading city of the world, largely because of its centralized location. In the United States, Chicago has the big forex market.
There are five major currencies in the forex market: US Dollar, Japanese Yen, British Pound, Euro and the Swiss Franc. Together, these make up over 70% of forex trades. For the last 10 years the forex market’s biggest even was the introduction of the Euro. Today the fantastic growth of two Asian countries, China and India, is the major happening.
Forex trading has gained popularity in recent years. For one thing, it has become the largest financial market in the world - turning over about $2.2 trillion each day. It is about ten times the size of the next largest financial market, the New York Stock Exchange. For another, it is also the fastest developing market in the world. This is somewhat due to globalization. Each country is losing control over their own currency’s exchange rates. This contributes to the overall liquidity of currency in global financial markets. And last, but not least, it’s easy to make a profit at - or at least limit - losses. Unlike other futures investments, you can’t lose more than you’ve put in.
Forex trades are not done through a centralized exchange, but rather are over-the-counter trades using broker-dealer relationships. This requires high-speed communications networks and trading systems to relay the financial market information as well as individual trades in real time. This is why common use of the Internet had to occur before smaller investors could be direct players themselves.
The foreign exchange currency market used to be available only to the largest of players, like banks and investment firms and they still make the greatest percentage of trades; around 80 percent. It is estimated that banks deposit about 30% of their money in the forex market and make 45% on it.
Recently, though, forex trading has evolved into a system that welcomes small investors as well as large. Most trades are done online today. Anyone with an Internet connection can invest in the forex market in real time. Most online accounts have great flexibility and filter options, allowing you to set up exit (or entrance) points based on price. When that point is reached, a sale will be executed on your behalf automatically. You needn’t be glued to the screen watching for your price.
Opening a forex trading account requires filling out a simple form and presenting your I.D. Once you have your online access, you usually also have access to tools provided by your broker. You can also buy separate tools such as signals, used to foretell a particular currency price change. Usually there is no commission paid on individual trades.
One of the great things about forex trading is that you can do it from home with your computer and Internet access and the tools provided by your online broker. You don’t NEED anything else. You could even become a professional forex trader and still never leave your computer room at home. But a friendly word of caution – just because you’ve had a few good trades over a couple months doesn’t mean you’re ready to go pro! That takes lots of education and experience.
Michael Russell
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Saturday, 25 February 2012

Avoid Forex Gambling - Proper Money Management

A mentor of mine once taught me, "the difference between gambling and investing is education". In Forex, possibly more than anything else, this statement stands true. I would like to add one aspect to that statement though. The difference between Forex Trading and Forex Gambling is not only education, but proper a money management plan.
So what do I mean when I say "a proper money management plan you may ask? Well, learning how to trade Forex is more than just studying technical analysis, creating a Forex trading system, and trading that system. Even the best Forex trading system will lose with out proper money management. A money management plan is a plan for how the total account balance will be affected but each individual trade in a trading system. Your money management plan gets you through the losing periods and back to winning.
A money management plan should include several key components.
  1. What percent of my overall account balance will I risk on every trade? This number can vary depending on the system and signal types. It should however be consistent across every trade. For instance, lets say you have a moving average system that takes trades off of both a one hour chart and a day chart. Your day signals may be higher probability signals but come less often. Your money management rules may call for risking 1% of the total account balance on every daily signal and 1/2% of the total balance on the hourly signals.
  2. What is my maximum daily and overall maximum drawdown? Some plans look at what a system's maximum drawdown has been over the last few years as well as the average daily maximum drawdown. The plan then could include a rule that states I will stop trading today if my account balance draws down 2%. If the system as a whole draws down more than 25% at anytime I will stop trading. This is your maximum risk threshold. A daily maximum helps you stop trading when emotions may get the best of you and the overall maximum drawdown helps you determine at what point I may need to reassess the effectiveness of my system.
  3. At what intervals will I withdraw profits from my account? I am not talking about taking profit on individual trades. I am talking about actually pulling profits from your trading account. Pulling profits must be balanced with compounding profits. There is a delicate balance between the rule as to when profits should be withdrawn depends on the investor and his/her trading strategy. My Forex money management plan calls for withdrawing 50% of profits on a quarterly basis. Some may take profits on a monthly basis and others yearly.
  4. What is my maximum Margin level? This refers to over trading. Some traders may think, I have all this available margin, why not use it? This can be a dangerous mentality though. Every dollar margined puts at risk the overall balance of the account. You may make money faster but you WILL lose it faster. Using too much of your available margin puts you in the realm of gambling. Markets can move quickly and even if you have a stop-loss that is suppose to keep you from losing more than a small percent of your account balance, drastic news could move a currency far past your stop-loss resulting in a much larger loss than your money management plan had anticipated. Keep at least 50% of your margin available for use. Never trade less than $1000 with a micro account, $10000 with a mini account, and $100,000 with a standard account. Your money management plan should have rules in place in the event margin falls below certain levels.
These are just a few of the components that make up a proper money management plan. In short, your plan should determine how much you will risk and with how much you will trade every trade. Following a well written, well thought out plan will help you be a successful Forex Trader rather than a risk taking Forex gambler.
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Tuesday, 21 February 2012

Australian Dollar's Plunge

As we have seen the commodity markets fall, we have been forced to ask the question, "Is this the end of the commodity bull market or, one more decline in a multi-year trend?" The opposing forces of global inflation and waning demand have led to a considerable state of flux. Over the last couple of weeks, we have seen very wide ranges and declining open interest in several commodity sectors. We believe that it would be too easy for this run to come to an end in such an orderly fashion. Adding to the confusion, many of the markets continue to hold their weekly trend lines while others have penetrated their trends even within the same sectors.
Given the mass confusion, it may be easier to create a long position in a commodity based currency, rather than looking at each market individually. The Australian Dollar is our favorite of the commodity based currencies due to the broad base of commodities they provide to the world's markets. Going back to last week's idea, we have seen the Australian Dollar penetrate its weekly trend on declining open interest.
Over the last three weeks we have seen open interest decline by almost 25%. This indicates a market that is unsure of its future direction. If this were the initiation of a new downward trend, we would expect open interest to remain steady to higher, as each washed out long position would be replaced with new short position of equal or greater size.
Therefore, it may be time to act on last week's idea. Place an order to buy the Australian Dollar at .9110 on a stop. This will force the market to begin to turn around and show some upward momentum before we get in. If the buy stop is filled, place a protective stop around .9048. Using the statistical analysis generated, we can expect the market to trade within boundary of .8929 and .9267 with a high probability over the coming two to three weeks. This is also provides option traders with the two essential factors for a successful trade - a price and time target. Please call for option details. 866-990-0777
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Sunday, 19 February 2012

How to Improve Your Stock Trading With Stock Assault 2.0

If you are trying to make a living with stocks or simply increase your profits in the hopes of an earlier or more comfortable retirement, you can no longer afford to scan the business section of your newspaper over morning coffee and call your broker at lunch and end up trading tomorrow morning. The Market demands careful, constant attention and focus if you are going to make hefty profits, and, really, most of us simply don't have that much time or expertise.
That is where Stock Assault software comes into play. How to improve your stock trading? With Stock Assault 2.0, that's how!
Stock Assault 2.0 is an amazing, high-speed software package that will help you make a great paycheck with an Internet connection, and online brokerage account, and software that tells you what and when to invest, buy, and sell.
If you are wondering how to improve your stock trading, the answer is available right now. Improve your stock trading with Stock Assault 2.0. This revolutionary software uses artificial intelligence to monitor and track the performance of stocks and looks for identifiable patterns.
One the program finds stocks whose future trends can be accurately predicted, Stock Assault 2.0 tells you about it so you can follow through and make the buys or sells. The program uses real time stock action and compares it with the historical elements of the stock performance and predicts trends so you can cash in.
During the development phase of Stock Assault 2.0, tests indicated that Stock Assault 2.0 is amazingly accurate, and those accuracy levels have been maintained. It is high time the private investor has the opportunity to use software that will actually make money; search no farther. Improve your stock trading with Stock Assault 2.0 today.
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Forex Trading Training- Rules For Placing Orders

If you have started your Forex trading training you may initially have a challenge with understanding how orders are placed. I remember when I first started reading about the Forex and practicing in a demo account, it took me a while to understand how stops and limits worked in relation to price.
This article sets out the main rules governing the placement of orders with a free graphic download in the resource box at the end which you can keep on your desktop and refer to at anytime until the rules have 'sunk in'. You will find this lesson extremely important if you are in the early stages of your forex trading training.
Here are the basics:
1. In each currency pair, the first currency is the base currency which you either buy or sell. For example, in the case of EUR/USD, if you believe the euro is going to strengthen against the US dollar you would place a BUY order (go long). If you believe the dollar will strengthen against the euro, you would place a SELL order (go short) for the EUR/USD currency pair.
2. In your dealing station you will notice two prices quoted for each currency pair, a BID price and an ASK price. The difference in the two prices is known as the pip spread the dealer takes from every trade. For the major currency pairs this can be between 3-5 pips.
NOTE: When you place a BUY order you will enter the trade at the ASK price. When you place a SELL order you will enter the trade at the BID price.
3. There are two types of orders you can use to enter a trade:
  • Market Order
  • Entry Order
A market order is an order to buy or sell at the market price the moment you enter the trade by clicking your mouse button.
An entry order is an order to buy or sell when the market price reaches a certain target or level you anticipate from your technical analysis.
Note: Avoid market orders as they seldom give you the best entry point unless you really understand the market. An entry order allows you time to analyze key price levels and set the order to be executed only if price pulls back or reaches that level. This way you enter the trade at an optimum level.
Stops and Limits
Once you have calculated your trade and anticipated how far you think price will go, you need to enter a limit order so the trade will automatically exit at that profit level. In the case of a buy order, your limit will be set above the entry price. In the case of a sell order, your limit will be set below the entry price.
For your protection you then need to set a stop order. If price goes against you your trade will exit at a loss according to the number of pips you have calculated that you can afford to lose taking into account your equity. In the case of a buy order, your stop would be below the entry price. If the case of a sell order, your stop would be above the entry price.
As part of your Forex trading training, it is important to get very familiar with the software you are provided with from your online broker. Practice, practice, practice, making entry orders, and setting the entry price and the stop and limit levels.
It is easy in the early days of Forex trading training to get mixed up with direction. You may wish to place an entry order to sell (go short) and inadvertently put a buy order in instead only to get a shock when you see a minus figure under the pip column steadily growing.
The details explained above are available in a graphic you can keep on your desktop and refer to at any time you are trading. Just go to the link in the resource box below and get a copy.
Then as part of your daily Forex trading training, refer to it each time you place a trade in your demo account until your understanding of the rules of order entry, bid and ask price, stops and limits, come automatically without thinking.
You will be laying a solid foundation for more advanced Forex trading training steps so you can concentrate your mental energies on price and chart analysis rather than being sidetracked by confusion over basic order rules.
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Friday, 17 February 2012

Forex Options Can Earn You $7,000 Plus Weekly

Forex Options is a derivative of the Forex Market. In the Forex Market you are actually trading currencies. With Forex Options you do not trade the currencies at all in the traditional way. Some traders who are quite advanced in their ability prefer to use Options trading. This type of trading limits risk and gives some opportunities to increase profits.
The two main types of options used by Forex traders are the call/put option and the SPOT option. When a trader buys the first type of option he buys both the call and the put side of the contract. An example might be that a trader (A) decides to buy two lots of YEN/USD at .0091 in four weeks. If at the end of four weeks the price has dropped to .0090 the option expires worthless and trader (A) loses only the premium (.0001 multiplied by the amount of money he invested originally). If he had invested say 10,000 then he would lose only $1. If on the other hand the price rose to .01090 then trader (A) can buy two lots (20,000 worth) of the stock at .0090 and sell them on the open market for .0099. This transaction could nett trader (A) 200 profit.
The SPOT or Single Payment Option Trade is very like the call/put option but it automatically converts your successful trade to cash so that you don't have to go to the bother of selling the currencies yourself. The only downside to SPOT trading is that it costs you more as the broker's charges are higher.
There are numerous types of SPOT trading but if you want to find out more just search around the net and there is plenty of information.
However I would not advise a beginner to go into this area of business. My advice to all beginners is purchase an automated system so that you commit and focus, learn the ropes from your support team who are there 24 hours a day, do simulated trading or demo trading for a couple of weeks and finally when you do start trading start small. Do not use leverage until you are very competent. Then in the course of time you might consider Forex Options.
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Is Automated Forex Trading a Good Way to Go?

The Forex market has become increasingly popular market to trade in, because instead of trading in stocks and learning hundreds of different company details, and so on, you trade in currency pairs. There are relatively few currency pairs to learn about, and you simply need to know about the currency pairs and their particular countries' current economic, social and political health in order to make an educated decision as to whether or not one currency is going to do better against another.
Automated Forex trading can make Forex trading somewhat easier for you, in that you don't have to sit there and watch currency values and stocks continually so that you can time orders appropriately when you buy or sell a particular currency pair you no longer want, for example. However, automated Forex trading cannot realistically do all of the work for you and guarantee that you'll make money. You're still going to have to know about Forex trading and what it entails if you're going to be a successful Forex trader.
So let's talk for a minute about Forex trading. You're going to need to know your way around the Forex market, and for this you're going to simply need to have a learning curve. Contacting a Forex broker and signing up for a demo account is a good way to learn the Forex market through hands on experience. You also can learn about the different types of orders, which in some cases can "automate" your Forex trades. With your orders, for example, you can instruct that you're going to sell a particular currency pair if one drops or rises to a certain point value, and by the same token, you can instruct that you will buy a particular currency pair using the same ramifications.
However, you are still going to have to know what these currency behaviors mean. For that, you're going to need to learn Forex trading from the inside out. As you train, learn both fundamental and technical analysis so that you can predict how currency pairs are going to behave based upon the information you glean from your research. Learn the different types of orders so that you can place, hold or sell trades without actually having to contact the broker and have a particular currency pair sold or bought at a particular moment in time instantaneously, only when you say so. In fact, Forex trades happen so quickly that you're going to want to set up your trades so that they automatically buy or sell when you predetermine they should be based upon price and behavior.
So while there are systems that can let you engage in automated Forex trading you are better off learning the Forex market yourself and learning about the different types of orders so that you can make your own trades. You can still do so in a way that's convenient for you; you won't have to be sitting there actually physically making a buy or sell at the moment you want it to happen, and you do this by placing a particular type of order that will tell the broker to do exactly what you want to happen, when you want it to happen.
Only when you have significant knowledge of the Forex market and how it works should you start looking at some of the automated Forex trading software packages out there. You need to have a good idea of when the software is making an intelligent recommendation or choice for a trade. But with your own Forex trade knowledge, many of these programs can do a significant amount of the data analysis so that you can see a summary of the many factors that would go into making a successful trade transaction.
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Forex Robots - The Bulk of Them Wipe Out Traders' Equity - Here's Why

Many vendors claim you can make money with no effort by paying them $100 for their Forex robot which then makes you regular cash...Common sense tells you this is not true and the reason they lose money is simple...
They have never been traded and the track record is a back test on historical data knowing the closing prices. Not hard to do this really and a child could do it. The track record is simply bent to fit the data and of course you can't bend in real time you have to trade in real time.
Look at the track records of most Forex robots and in the risk warning, you will see the words "hypothetical" and "simulated" and this is not the same as making real dollars from trading in the market.
Common sense tells you that if these Forex robots with simulated track records really worked and could deliver financial freedom for a hundred dollars the following would apply:
- Banks and brokers would sack their dealing teams
- No one would work anymore and everyone would trade
Neither of the above has happened, nor ever will.
Another point is if the Forex robots really did work why would you sell it? The vendor would be making to much money to bother hassling you for $100.00
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You can find some decent Forex robots and they can make great long term gains but keep in mind that they will have periods of losses. A decent robot can make 30 - 100% annual gains, with losing periods of a few weeks to a few months, so they are geared for long term profits and you have to be patient.
Even if you do have a good Forex trading system you need to have the confidence and discipline to trade it though losing periods.
There are traders that make a lot of money in Forex trading but I can assure you that they rely on real results and don't buy into it made money backwards it will make money going forwards.
So be realistic, get the right Forex education and system and you can enjoy great rewards for you effort and leave the simulated robots to the dreamers.
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