Let Forex Professional To Take Care
by Varon Sanornoi
For the people who are in financial market, I am pretty sure that no one never hard about Forex trading. It is one of the most financial investments that gain market share to total investment in the world. Many people are interested in this business because it requires almost nothing to do. Forex investment is basically about trading money between currencies. For example, if you plan to trade between USD and EUR, you will have to learn about exchange rate in order to get accurate different rate that could give you profit. However, the most difficult part seem to be the situation that you have to consider about the period that exchange rate can give you profit and many investors are also struggling with this.
According to this reason, some investors have realized that they should hire some one who come to manage their account. This is the fact that many of investors sometimes have money to invest but very lack of knowledge of this business. Therefore, it is likely for them to hire professional to take care and manage of their account. The most distinct benefit of having professional to manage your account is that the client do not have to worry about market situation and what to do with them, the whole process will be proposed by account manager and the client only make decision and they will take care the rest. Therefore, Forex money manager seems to be suitable for investors who do not have much time to keep an eye on every single moment financial market situation.
However, even though there are a lot of distinct benefits of having someone to take care of your money account, but to find an ideal one is much more difficult. You can find this kind of professionals from both offline and online resource. But today, it seems that there are millions of classified, freelance, or company's website who are offering account manager and financial report service, but may be still hard for the investor because they just lack of criteria how to choose professional to help them on this matter. As financial market condition is always changing, especially for Forex trading, it is obvious that no matter you are going to invest in short term or long term project, the profit that you will get from Forex trading will be not much different, because of the market situation which has direct impact to currency exchange rate.
So what to consider if you want someone to effectively manage your account?
According to the fact that, in point of view of investor, they just want to do what ever that can give them profits. Therefore, they may find that it does not necessary to hire professional from the company that has great reputation. Instead, you can find individual freelance who has great portfolio and ensure that he has experience to work and effectively advise according to the market situation. However, hire professional from the famous company may be another option but you may have to spend much more money if you want to hire professional from these companies.
แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ FOREX Price Charts แสดงบทความทั้งหมด
แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ FOREX Price Charts แสดงบทความทั้งหมด
วันอังคารที่ 5 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2551
วันพฤหัสบดีที่ 24 มกราคม พ.ศ. 2551
Forex Traders: For The Record
Forex Traders: For The Record
by Harold Hsu
Forex traders live from moment to moment. With today's advanced technology that gives us tick-by-tick live price feeds, we are constantly looking at the trading charts at all times of the day... and we start to become obsessed with every single price fluctuation.
In this climate of rapidly changing market prices, it's not easy to trade while keeping ourselves focused on the big picture. Unfortunately, focusing on the big picture is essential for sustained profitability as a trader.
And that's why it's important to keep some sort of record of all our trades. Some people call it a trading diary, but I personally prefer to call it a trade log. Call it whatever you wish... the idea is to take down your reasons for entering (and exiting) your trades, and to also note down your feelings during those trades.
Now, this idea may turn you off because of its sentimental connotations, but believe me, there's really nothing sentimental about a trade log at all. In fact, the opposite is preferred! You'll need to objectively list down the reasons for your trading actions, so that you can later analyze your trading decisions: "Did I do the right thing?", or "Why did I enter into this trade in the first place?"
These are often the questions we ask ourselves after a trade goes bad. Sometimes it's our fault because we ignored the rules of our trading system, and sometimes it's not our fault at all. The point is to understand whether your losing trades could have been avoided at all.
It's hard to admit it when we make a mistake, and it's the job of a trade log to inform you whether the loss could have been avoided.
by Harold Hsu
Forex traders live from moment to moment. With today's advanced technology that gives us tick-by-tick live price feeds, we are constantly looking at the trading charts at all times of the day... and we start to become obsessed with every single price fluctuation.
In this climate of rapidly changing market prices, it's not easy to trade while keeping ourselves focused on the big picture. Unfortunately, focusing on the big picture is essential for sustained profitability as a trader.
And that's why it's important to keep some sort of record of all our trades. Some people call it a trading diary, but I personally prefer to call it a trade log. Call it whatever you wish... the idea is to take down your reasons for entering (and exiting) your trades, and to also note down your feelings during those trades.
Now, this idea may turn you off because of its sentimental connotations, but believe me, there's really nothing sentimental about a trade log at all. In fact, the opposite is preferred! You'll need to objectively list down the reasons for your trading actions, so that you can later analyze your trading decisions: "Did I do the right thing?", or "Why did I enter into this trade in the first place?"
These are often the questions we ask ourselves after a trade goes bad. Sometimes it's our fault because we ignored the rules of our trading system, and sometimes it's not our fault at all. The point is to understand whether your losing trades could have been avoided at all.
It's hard to admit it when we make a mistake, and it's the job of a trade log to inform you whether the loss could have been avoided.
วันพฤหัสบดีที่ 17 มกราคม พ.ศ. 2551
How to choose wisely a FOREX broker
How to choose wisely a FOREX broker
by Stefan Everaet
Most traders use a FOREX broker to handle their transactions. What exactly are brokers? Strictly speaking, brokers are individuals or companies that buy and sell orders according the investor's decisions. Brokers earn money by charging a commission or a fee for their services.
FOREX brokers need to be associated with a large financial institution such as a bank in order to provide the funds necessary for margin trading. In the United States a broker should be registered as a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as protection against fraud and abusive trade practices.
Before trading FOREX you need to set up an account with a FOREX broker. You may feel overwhelmed by the number of brokers who offer their services online. Deciding on a broker requires a little bit of research on your part, but the time spent will give you insight into the services that are available and fees charged by various brokers.
The best advertising is word-of-mouth advertising, and this is just as valid in FOREX trading as it is for any other type of business. Talk to friends and associates to see who they are dealing with and find if they have any complaints or difficulties in dealing with a particular broker.
You could try selecting a few online brokers and contact their Internet help desks to see how quickly they respond to enquiries and whether or not they answer questions to your satisfaction. Keep in mind, however, that pre-sales service may be better than after sales service. This can be true for any online business, not just FOREX brokers.
Customer satisfaction and safety are just part of the story. You want to find a broker who executes orders quickly and with minimum slippage. All online brokers should offer automatic execution and have clear policies regarding slippage. They should be able to tell you how much slippage can be expected in both normal and fast-moving markets. Next you want to know the fees involved. What is the spread? Is spread fixed or variable according to the type of account? Are mini accounts subject to wider spreads? Are there any other charges? Smaller spreads mean more profit for the trader, but there may be a trade-off between spread and service. Look at the overall picture before deciding to go with a particular broker. Margin accounts are the lifeblood of FOREX trading, so be sure you understand the broker's margin terms before setting up an account. You need to know the margin requirements and how margin is calculated. Does margin change according to the currency traded? Is it the same every day of the week? Some brokers may offer different margins for mini and standard accounts.
Trading software is very important for the online FOREX trader. Get a feel for the options that are available by trying out a demo account at a few online brokers. Above all, you are looking for reliability and the ability to perform well in fast-moving markets. The software should offer automatic trading and may have special features such as trailing stops and trading from the chart. Some features may only be available at an extra cost, so be sure you understand what your trading needs are and how much the broker charges to provide them.
Other information to find out about includes the broker's policy regarding minimum account balances, interest payments on account balances, which currencies can be traded and whether or not non-standard sized lots can be traded. You should also find out whether clients' funds are insured and the extent of that insurance.
by Stefan Everaet
Most traders use a FOREX broker to handle their transactions. What exactly are brokers? Strictly speaking, brokers are individuals or companies that buy and sell orders according the investor's decisions. Brokers earn money by charging a commission or a fee for their services.
FOREX brokers need to be associated with a large financial institution such as a bank in order to provide the funds necessary for margin trading. In the United States a broker should be registered as a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as protection against fraud and abusive trade practices.
Before trading FOREX you need to set up an account with a FOREX broker. You may feel overwhelmed by the number of brokers who offer their services online. Deciding on a broker requires a little bit of research on your part, but the time spent will give you insight into the services that are available and fees charged by various brokers.
The best advertising is word-of-mouth advertising, and this is just as valid in FOREX trading as it is for any other type of business. Talk to friends and associates to see who they are dealing with and find if they have any complaints or difficulties in dealing with a particular broker.
You could try selecting a few online brokers and contact their Internet help desks to see how quickly they respond to enquiries and whether or not they answer questions to your satisfaction. Keep in mind, however, that pre-sales service may be better than after sales service. This can be true for any online business, not just FOREX brokers.
Customer satisfaction and safety are just part of the story. You want to find a broker who executes orders quickly and with minimum slippage. All online brokers should offer automatic execution and have clear policies regarding slippage. They should be able to tell you how much slippage can be expected in both normal and fast-moving markets. Next you want to know the fees involved. What is the spread? Is spread fixed or variable according to the type of account? Are mini accounts subject to wider spreads? Are there any other charges? Smaller spreads mean more profit for the trader, but there may be a trade-off between spread and service. Look at the overall picture before deciding to go with a particular broker. Margin accounts are the lifeblood of FOREX trading, so be sure you understand the broker's margin terms before setting up an account. You need to know the margin requirements and how margin is calculated. Does margin change according to the currency traded? Is it the same every day of the week? Some brokers may offer different margins for mini and standard accounts.
Trading software is very important for the online FOREX trader. Get a feel for the options that are available by trying out a demo account at a few online brokers. Above all, you are looking for reliability and the ability to perform well in fast-moving markets. The software should offer automatic trading and may have special features such as trailing stops and trading from the chart. Some features may only be available at an extra cost, so be sure you understand what your trading needs are and how much the broker charges to provide them.
Other information to find out about includes the broker's policy regarding minimum account balances, interest payments on account balances, which currencies can be traded and whether or not non-standard sized lots can be traded. You should also find out whether clients' funds are insured and the extent of that insurance.
The meaning of FOREX Price Charts and How to Use Them
The meaning of FOREX Price Charts and How to Use Them
by Adrian Pablo
There is one very important factor that you should consider with great care if you are willing to become a successful, profitable Forex trader. This ever important factor that must be always present in the trader's portfolio, is the ability to read the charts. The beauty of FOREX charts, as opposed to charts used for, say, daytrading stocks, is that they are pretty easy to interpret and use. They're a reflection of a slower-moving, stable economy (the one of a country) compared to the future and daily drama of company reports, Wall street analysts and shareholder demands. And, unlike stocks, currency charts rarely spend much time in tight trading ranges and have the tendency to develop strong trends (even though the FX market may be volatile, it's more predictable). And, rather than tens of thousands of stocks to analyze, you only have a few mayor currencies to trade. The most common types of price bars, used in FOREX trading, are the Bar Chart and the Candlestick chart: Bars Charts - Price bars are a linear representation (a line)of a period of time. This enables the viewer to see a graphic representation summarizing the activity of a specific time frame. For example they can be one minute or five-minute time intervals depending on the system you are using. Each bar has similar characteristics and tells the viewer several important pieces of information. First, the highest point of the bar represents the highest price that was achieved during that time period. The lowest point of the bar represents the lowest price during the same period. Regular bars display a small dot on the left side of the bar which represents the opening price of the period and the small dot on the right side represents the closing price of the period. Candlesticks - Japanese Candlesticks, or simply Candlesticks as they are now known, are used to represent the same information as Price bars. The only difference is that the difference between the open and close form the body of a box which is displayed with a color inside. A red color means that the close was lower than the open, and the blue color represents that the close was higher than the open. If the box has a line going up from the box it represents the high and is called the wick. If the box has a line going down from the box, it represents the low and is called the tail. Many interpretations can be made from these "candlesticks" and many books have been written on the art of interpreting these bars ( Visit: http:www.1-forex.com). So, the main thing to keep in mind between the two types of price charts is this: Candlestick charts are similar to bar charts in that the top tip of a vertical line represents the high and bottom tip represents the low. However, market activity between the OPEN and the CLOSE is represented differently by the use of candlestick bodies. Because of their colored bodies, candles provide greater visual detail in their chart patterns than bar charts. Which is why many experts recommend you become intimately familiar with Candlestick charts.
by Adrian Pablo
There is one very important factor that you should consider with great care if you are willing to become a successful, profitable Forex trader. This ever important factor that must be always present in the trader's portfolio, is the ability to read the charts. The beauty of FOREX charts, as opposed to charts used for, say, daytrading stocks, is that they are pretty easy to interpret and use. They're a reflection of a slower-moving, stable economy (the one of a country) compared to the future and daily drama of company reports, Wall street analysts and shareholder demands. And, unlike stocks, currency charts rarely spend much time in tight trading ranges and have the tendency to develop strong trends (even though the FX market may be volatile, it's more predictable). And, rather than tens of thousands of stocks to analyze, you only have a few mayor currencies to trade. The most common types of price bars, used in FOREX trading, are the Bar Chart and the Candlestick chart: Bars Charts - Price bars are a linear representation (a line)of a period of time. This enables the viewer to see a graphic representation summarizing the activity of a specific time frame. For example they can be one minute or five-minute time intervals depending on the system you are using. Each bar has similar characteristics and tells the viewer several important pieces of information. First, the highest point of the bar represents the highest price that was achieved during that time period. The lowest point of the bar represents the lowest price during the same period. Regular bars display a small dot on the left side of the bar which represents the opening price of the period and the small dot on the right side represents the closing price of the period. Candlesticks - Japanese Candlesticks, or simply Candlesticks as they are now known, are used to represent the same information as Price bars. The only difference is that the difference between the open and close form the body of a box which is displayed with a color inside. A red color means that the close was lower than the open, and the blue color represents that the close was higher than the open. If the box has a line going up from the box it represents the high and is called the wick. If the box has a line going down from the box, it represents the low and is called the tail. Many interpretations can be made from these "candlesticks" and many books have been written on the art of interpreting these bars ( Visit: http:www.1-forex.com). So, the main thing to keep in mind between the two types of price charts is this: Candlestick charts are similar to bar charts in that the top tip of a vertical line represents the high and bottom tip represents the low. However, market activity between the OPEN and the CLOSE is represented differently by the use of candlestick bodies. Because of their colored bodies, candles provide greater visual detail in their chart patterns than bar charts. Which is why many experts recommend you become intimately familiar with Candlestick charts.
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