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The Mechanics of Currency Trading-2

Margin balances and Liquidations

When you open an online currency trading account, you’ll need to pony up cash as collateral to support the margin requirements established by your broker. That initial margin deposit becomes your opening margin balance and is the basis on which all your subsequent trades are collateralized. Unlike futures markets or margin-based equity trading, online Forex brokerages do not issue margin calls (requests for more collateral to support open positions). Instead, they establish ratios of margin balances to open positions that must be maintained at all times.

Posted by admin 16.10.2009 in Mini Course

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The Mechanics of Currency Trading-1

Welcome Back! Ready for your next lesson in Forex Trading! This portion of the training will also be in 2 parts.

Posted by admin 15.10.2009 in Mini Course

Forex Market Basics-3

Currencies and Other Financial Markets

There are various other markets apart from the Forex market. These are not water tight compartments and other markets like oil, gold, stocks etc are interrelated to each other. To understand markets better, one must always study the correlation between two different markets over a period of time. We must remember that all these markets work independently depending on the news, events and sentiments. They have their own independent sentiment. Do these markets interact with each other? Or is there any correlation between them? Let us have a look in detail and then reach to conclusions.

Posted by admin 14.10.2009 in Mini Course

Forex Market Basics-2

Around the World in a Trading Day

The Forex market operates 24×7 when it opens on Monday morning in the Asia-Pacific time zone up to Friday at the close of business hours in New York. At any given point in time, depending on the time zone, some or the other global financial centres — such as Sydney, Hongkong, or London — are active, and the currency trading desks in those financial centres are open in that market. Currency trading is active on holidays also, unlike other financial markets, like stock exchange or futures and options market. For e.g. although it’s a holiday in Tokyo, Sydney, London, and Hong Kong may still be active. There is one common holiday across the world that is the New Year’s Day, but even that may occur at different points of time in different countries.

Posted by admin 13.10.2009 in Mini Course

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Forex Market Basics

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Posted by admin 29.09.2009 in Mini Course

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