Oct
28
2009
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Free Candlesticks Guide

Candlestick charting methods had been developed by Japanese rice traders hundreds of years back. However, candlesticks have become popular in the Western trading community especially the United States in the past decade. Read more on Free Candlesticks Guide
Oct
28
2009
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Stop Loss Orders

Risk management is an important part of any trading decision. One important way to control your trading risk is by setting stop loss exits. A stop loss exit is a practical tool used in risk management. However, there is an art of developing the right stop loss exit strategy. Read more on Stop Loss Orders
Oct
25
2009
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Spot Forex Market (Part I)

The spot forex market is a decentralized network of buyers and sellers. There is no physical central exchange that acts as a central clearing house. The spot forex market is an over the counter market. Read more on Spot Forex Market (Part I)
Oct
24
2009
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Understanding Spot Forex Market (Part II)

These big banks make an exclusive club where most trading activities take place. This club is known as the Interbank Market. The worlds big banks are the main players in the spot forex market. Read more on Understanding Spot Forex Market (Part II)
Oct
21
2009
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Forex Trading Sessions Explained

Currency trading volumes in the Asia Pacific session account for about 21% of the total daily global volume. The financial centers active during the Asia Pacific session are Wellington, Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore. The currency pairs traded are USD/JPY, EUR/JPY and AUD/JPY. Read more on Forex Trading Sessions Explained
Oct
20
2009
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Currency Profile Of GBP (Part I)

Another name for the British Pound (GBP) is Pound Sterling. GBP is also known as the Cable. This name most probably struck in the late nineteenth century and the early twentieth century when most of the global trading used to be done through the cable. GBP used to be the international currency of choice in those days. United Kingdom (UK) is the fourth largest economy in the world. UK has a service oriented economy with manufacturing representing a small part of GDP. Manufacturing is only equivalent to one fifth of GDP. Read more on Currency Profile Of GBP (Part I)
Oct
14
2009
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EUR/USD

EUR/USD is the most liquid currency pair in the currency markets. There are four currency pairs that are known as the major currency pairs namely EUR/USD, GBP/USD, CHF/USD and JPY/USD that are heavily traded in the global currency markets. The rest of the currency pairs dont have the liquidity to trade big volumes as these four pairs do. Almost like 90% of the global currency exchange is in these pairs. Out of these four pairs, EUR/USD has the most liquidity and is the most popular among the currency traders all over the world. EUR/USD is the most heavily traded currency pair in the global currency markets at the moment. Most of the currency traders are in fact speculators. Trading currencies can be exciting and lucrative. Its a great market because of the way politics affect the trends. Elections, strikes, and sudden developments, both good and bad, can lead to significant trading profits if you stand ready to trade the EUR/USD is a convenient currency pair because it encompasses the policies and the economic activity and political environment of a volatile but predictable part of the world: Europe. Read more on EUR/USD
Oct
14
2009
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Currency Profile Of British Pound (Part III)

UK is the bridge between US and EU. UK tends to share a more common set of views with the United States. In the present financial crisis, both the US and UK government had worked closely to avoid a meltdown in the capital markets. Economically, the United Kingdom is more free-market oriented than Europe. However at the same time, given its history and its geography, the United Kingdom cant totally disassociate itself from Europe. The upshot is a currency that is affected by politics at home and on the two continents to which its destiny is so closely related. Read more on Currency Profile Of British Pound (Part III)
Sep
19
2009
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What Is The Traders Mindset & Risk Psychology?

Even great traders struggle with their inner demons from time to time. Those demons generally are fear, greed or regret. Your personal trading psychology affects every trade entry and every trade exit that you make. Every great trader has a deep understanding of his/her psychology. Read more on What Is The Traders Mindset & Risk Psychology?
Sep
19
2009
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Know: About The Best Stocks To Buy Right Now

Many individuals always seek a way to find out information on stocks. Not only do they want information, but also they want to learn what to buy. Now you can find out what the best stocks to buy right now. Read more on Know: About The Best Stocks To Buy Right Now









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