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Tuesday, July 28, 2009

The Forex Market : Imbibing How the Market Works

By Zadoc Robinson

With the Forex market shifting online, many have become curious about currency trading and how accessible it is to uncover the information. You'll find in some ways it's very similar to the stock market in that things are sold and bought and the prices fall and rise.

You'll find one considerable difference in currency trading, and that is your actually trading money around instead of stocks or bonds. The foreign currency exchange market is also known as Forex market.

There is more information on the net then you can imagine, but in order to understand most of it, you'll need a few of the basics first, especially if you're considering investing in the market.

One thing to be cognizant of, which is different from most trading market, is the Forex market is the absolute largest market in the world. It covers all nations and all nations currencies so you'll not only see those you are accustomed with such as the USD or the Canadian dollar and Japanese Yen, but you'll also see the Korean currency and small countries such as Zimbabwe.

You'll also need to understand that this is not a conventional market but one that is open all day long. Most of the stock markets will run on the nations business day, the Forex market runs through out the day for the whole week. You will find the market closed on the global weekend. This is a short weekend as the time clocks of the world differ, basically, you'll find a market open somewhere in the world and you can trade on any market at any time.

The other big difference is that you are not trading just one currency like you are a stock in the stock market. You're actually trading the currencies in pairs. This means that you are betting that one currency will rise or fall against another

Case in point, if you purchase the currency pair USD/JPY, and if the American Dollar rises against the Japanese Yen, then you have made money, but if you sold the pair, and the same thing happened you would lose money. Now if you sold the pair and the Yen climbed then you would make money.

You are probably quite befuddled by now, as to how you really do make money trading money. You are not alone, people spend years developing strategies and studying this market. In fact, most people lose their investment at least once as they learn about the unpredictability of the currency trading market.

It's easier now, you can open a demonstration account and practice trading currencies with play money or an account that is loaded up with starter funds so you can learn in real time. In this way you're able to trade currencies in real time and learn strategies with play money before investing your own. - 23208

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