Wilburn

Dec 09, 2021 12:12

Why trade currencies?

1. Exchanging currencies have been around since the beginning of time. If you believe the exchange rate will rise or fall, you will simply buy one and sell another.

meni78

Dec 09, 2021 11:02

Trend Analysis: What is It?

Technical analysts use trend analysis to forecast the future movements of a certain asset. Past data is used to determine the trend's direction. The purpose of this technique is to identify investment opportunities that are currently trending higher,...

Hightrade

Dec 09, 2021 02:37

What is a direct quote?

Direct quotes mean getting a fixed amount of the foreign currency in exchange for a variable amount of the domestic currency. A direct currency quote asks how many units of the domestic currency are required to purchase one unit of the foreign...

Wilburn

Dec 06, 2021 05:32

How to succeed in forex?

Nowadays, trading in the global financial world is very popular. Forex is an international market that is influenced by international economic activities and their effects on the global economy. The industry of trading has a high and unique return on...

Sterling

Dec 03, 2021 16:16

You learn from your mistakes

Making mistakes once is good, as you learn from it, but making the same mistake over and over again is not good. Making a mistake once is okay, as you can learn many things from it, but if you make it over and over then you will not be able to get...

Kihn

Dec 03, 2021 14:55

What is contract for difference CFD?

CFDs allow you to speculate on whether the price of an asset will rise or fall without having to purchase the stock. In most cases, you do not, but you do own the underlying asset. You would purchase Microsoft stock through an internet brokerage....

Wilburn

Dec 02, 2021 08:11

What is triangular arbitrage?

As I was searching for the best strategy, a few people told me about triangular arbitrage in the same broker. It was often referred to as risk-free trading. Is there anyone who can help us to understand this strategy?

Sterling

Dec 01, 2021 20:36

Have you faced asymmetric slippage?

Firstly, let me define what an asymmetric slippage is officially (per the NFA). This is the practice of taking advantage of the market by placing orders a few notches below the market price. Here is an example:

Wilburn

Dec 01, 2021 07:02

Protect your trading account at all costs

Taking small risks while trading in Forex is the key to making good profits in forex. If you use big lots and take too much risk, you will lose so much money in this business. We suggest you take small risks while trading in Forex in order to make a...

Fiba

Nov 30, 2021 22:50

What is a demo account?

A demo account is an account offered by trading platforms that are funded with fake money, which enables a prospective customer to experiment with the trading platform and its various features before deciding to open up a real account. Demo accounts...