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Stock-Bond and Option
We may not familiar with option but we are sure that most of us know what is stock and bond. Stock is an equity that representing a company value. By purchasing stock, you are actually buying the ownership of a public listed company, which means that you are one of the owners of the company. There are many purposes to purchase stocks. It can for long term investment, short term investment, really intending to own a company or speculation for very short term investment. (more...)
Tags: Foreign Exchange, stock, stock market
Full-Time Forex Traders: Truth or fiction?
Since forex trading online is an investment, traders seem to be barely noticeable and few in comparison to other market investors. The truth is that forex trading is catching more and more attention these days and "full-time trader" becomes an acceptable and recognized profession.
Tags: currency, Foreign Exchange, forex trading, Trading
Risk and profit in the Forex market
In the forex market risk may be high, but profits are also high.
Forex market is different from other markets. The speed and huge market size means that it is constantly changing. Forex market is not the same as the other markets in the financial world, you can not control him. This makes it risky - greater risk associated with the prospects of higher profits, but also with larger losses. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Euro Dollar, Foreign Exchange, market exchange, Trading
Variability
Volatility (Forex) refers to the uncertainty or risk associated with the size of exchange rate changes. Increased volatility means that the exchange rate could potentially have very big price bracket (the difference between the buying price and selling price). High volatility means that the price of currencies can change rapidly in a short period of time in any direction.
On the other hand, lower volatility means that the exchange rate does not change abruptly, but slowly and over a long period of time. Typically, the higher the volatility, the more risky the transaction is in the currency pair.
In practice, the term “volatility” usually refers to the standard deviation of change in the value of a financial instrument over a given period of time. It is often used to calculate (determine mathematically) the risk of a currency pair at a given time.
Volatility is usually expressed in years and may be either an absolute number (0.3000 USD), or the fraction of baseline (8.2%).
Typically, volatility is the degree of unpredictable change in the course of a currency pair over a given period of time. This reflects the degree of risk that investors take a view of a given currency pair.
Volatility for market investors
Volatility is often perceived as a negative thing, because it represents uncertainty and risk. However, this high variability often makes the Forex market transactions become more attractive to investors. For investors using the strategy of “day trading” is an important factor in the possibility of high earnings in volatile markets, as opposed to investing long-term investors.
Volatility does not determine the direction of change in course. Only describes the level of fluctuations (changes) the exchange rate. Currency pair, which is more variable, is more likely to increase or decrease in value than a pair of low volatility.
For example, a simple “conservative” investment such as a savings account is associated with low volatility. Do not lose 30% per year, but did not gain 30%.
Variability in time
Volatility of the currency pair fluctuates over time. There are periods when prices rise and fall rapidly (high volatility), but at other times can seem very stable (low volatility).
Tags: Euro Dollar, Foreign Exchange, Trading
What are the transactions in the Forex market?
Market Exchange Rates (Foreign Exchange, Forex) market is functioning without interruption, in which national currencies are traded, typically via brokers. Foreign currencies are constantly and simultaneously bought and sold on the domestic and international markets, and the value of the invested amounts grow or shrink depending on currency movements. Conditions in the foreign exchange market can change at any time because of the events in real time. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Eur / Usd, Foreign Exchange, Forex, forex trading, market exchange
The Forex Basics Market
What is the Forex market?
Forex or FX are abbreviations of the term “Foreign Exchange (Currency Exchange). Foreign Currency Exchange Currency Exchange is a different country. The currency of one country to the value of the currency of another country is constantly changing. Forex investors make money buying and selling currencies on the foreign exchange market. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Easy-Forex, forex trading, the market, Trading
Forex-economic information
Today’s session may take place at the dictation of yesterday’s news on Greece. Germany accepted the aid of 110 billion. This good news for the Greek government can influence the behavior of today’s currency market and the strategy for investors. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: currency, currency market, exchange rate EUR / USD, Trading
Still falls the EUR / USD
The whole previous week was marked by significant declines in the pair EUR / USD. They were not caused by any specific information but the overall economic situation in Europe is still no agreement on any financial support to Greece. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Eur / Usd, Foreign Exchange, the course, the secondary market
Dips
Yesterday was full of negative economic data from the United States and Europe. The fall in U.S. consumer confidence and weaker than expected German IFO data resulted in decline zaczym main currency pair. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Euro Dollar, Foreign Exchange, Our currency
Better information on Asian markets
After the recent weak macroeconomic data from Europe and the United States, breeze werszcie optimism on the part of Asia. Japanese retail sales growth rate in January was 2.6% y / y expected 0.2% y / y, was also a positive reading of the dynamics of industrial production during the same period (18.2% y / y against 5.1% y / y previously), Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: currency, Euro Dollar, Foreign Exchange, Indian economy