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Forex is abbreviation of “foreign exchange”. The Forex trading market is the only market where currencies of nations are bought and sold round the clock. The Forex market was dominated by large institutions like banks and brokerage firms for several years. But from last few years, Forex market had experienced a major change because of growing numbers of private investors and traders.

Forex Trading Intresting facts

Here are some interesting facts about Forex trading:

  • According to Howard Abell, the Forex trading system is the system which gives the trader ability to control his or her emotional states instead of allowing him to control them. A Forex trading system is a disciplined method for organizing dynamic, ever-changing market phenomena.
  • Most liquid market in the world is Forex market, thus making is easy to trade most currencies.
  • There are no commissions on the Forex deals which you make, unlike equities or future traders. [click to continue…]

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Today the Canadian dollar was near 2 months high as its chief export, the crude oil, rallied as demand for energy increases. This has favored currencies having a similar profile in foreign-exchange markets as the Australian dollar, which is a main commodity supplier for China.

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Higher Crude Oil trading supports Loonie

The Canadian dollar which is also referred to as loonie, had the fourth day of advances in this week as the crude oil returned to trade high in commodity markets having future contracts closed near $ 83 a barrel.

This has given support to the Canadian dollar to rally specially against its U.S. counterpart as during most of today’s session in North America frustrating employment data reduced the attractiveness for the greenback.

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Tips for Million Dollar Forex Investing

December 25, 2009

if you’re a smart investor, you will make every effort to protect your trading float and plan for a stop loss i.e. you will decide and identify beforehand about the moment you will exit the stock. This practice can save you from errors or last minute indecision.

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EUR/USD hits 2 1/2-Month low, hit by ZEW survey

December 16, 2009

On Tuesday the euro hit a 2-1/2-month low versus dollar, effected by concerns about the health of euro zone banks, while traders have also been prompted by a slip in German economic sentiment to dump the single currency…

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EUR/USD hits 2 1/2-Month low, hit by ZEW survey

December 15, 2009

On Tuesday the euro hit a 2-1/2-month low versus dollar, effected by concerns about the health of euro zone banks, while traders have also been prompted by a slip in German economic sentiment to dump the single currency…

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Dollar At One-Month High Vs Rivals On Good US Economic Data

December 11, 2009

On Friday, the dollar reaches its strongest levels in a month versus many of its widely traded rivals, as better-than-expected U.S. economic data has supported anticipations that the key U.S. rates could rise sooner than expected…

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Dollar Supported By ECB Comments On Strong Dollar

December 3, 2009

After that The European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet expressed support for a strong dollar and as he announced small steps toward the withdrawal of extraordinary liquidity measures, the dollar recovered from near 16-month lows against the euro. European Central Bank President’s Statement It has been said by Trichet that the euro zone had a [...]

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British pound becomes week on Budget Deficit

November 21, 2009

As the U.K. posted its worst deficit figures since the measurement start, the pound had a negative week against the U.S. dollar. This has decreased the attractiveness for the British currency which has performed positively in the week…

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Dollar gains; higher-yielding currencies lose shine

November 20, 2009

On Friday the dollar rise, giving an extension to the previous day’s gains as investors retreated from riskier assets, taking the shine off higher-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar.Today Tokyo’s Nikkei average fell 0.5% and after the U.S. S&P 500 index suffered its worst one-day percentage fall in three weeks on…

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What do you know about FX Trading?

October 11, 2009

FX trading is also known as foreign exchange trading, FX trading has to deal with the process of exchanging the currency of one country for the equivalent value of currency that is issued by a different country. The FX trading has a goal and that is…

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