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Introduction: Getting Started In Forex

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November 18th, 2008 by

Over a trillion dollars per day is exchanged on the foreign currency market. The Forex market is used by smart traders for speculation, hedging and long-term profit taking. You can trade in the foreign currency market. It is available to anyone and everyone. Take our Forex Essentials course and follow our analysis to get started in this exciting market. Overview: Learning the Forex with us There are a couple things you need to know about this course and our educational philosophy. We believe

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21. Introduction for Forex Options

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Forex options are a great way to invest in the forex. This introduction will give you the basic information you need to start understanding forex options and how they can be a great tool for risk control and speculation. About trading forex options Forex options are available from certain forex dealers in over-the-counter versions, just like spot forex contracts. If you are interested in setting up a demo account with a dealer that offers forex options, click here. Forex options are also

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20. Portfolio Management - Position Sizing and Stop Losses

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< Right-sized trades can be the difference between loss and gain Position sizing is the process of determining how much to invest, or risk, in any single trade. Position sizing is different for active trading, versus longer-term investing. In the case of short-term trading, it is usually a function of how much you could lose if the trade went bad. In longer-term investing strategies, position sizing is a bit more complicated and may depend on the strategy at play. In this section, we will

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19. Portfolio management – Diversification

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Keep those eggs out of the same basket There are two ways to look at asset allocation (the way you divide your investments) and diversification as it relates to the forex: Investing in multiple markets The first way to diversify is to make sure you are not exclusively invested in a single asset class. For example, being solely invested in the forex, or stocks, or bonds leaves you exposed to systemic risk. Systemic risk is the type of risk that you can’t get rid of. Systemic risk covers

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18. Technical Indicators

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A technical indicator is applied to a chart and uses three pieces of information – time, price and volume, to give you insight into where a pair is headed. Because the forex is a distributed market, there is very little volume information. That leaves just price and time. There are a lot of ways to analyze that information and the potential variables are endless. Understanding how to wade through the swamp is vital. Technical indicators can help. Types of technical indicators Most technical

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17. Reversal Patterns

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“I’ll turn this car around!” As you learned in the Continuation Patterns lesson, road trips are some of our favorite vacations. You jump in the car, head out on the open highway and soak in all of the scenery that you miss when you fly somewhere. Unfortunately, every road trip has to come to an end at some point, and you have to turn around and drive back home. Sometimes you turn straight around and head back immediately, but sometimes you delay heading home for just a little bit as you cruise

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16. Continuation Patterns

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Charting imitates life: Price Patterns and Road Trips Road trips are some of our favorite vacations. You jump in the car, head out on the open highway and soak in all of the scenery that you miss when you fly somewhere. Of course, every once in a while you have to interrupt your cruising to take a pit stop—to put some gas in your car and buy some snacks. Pit stops are part of the adventure. And let’s face it, driving would get pretty old after a while if you didn’t stop and take a break

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15. Price Patterns

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Watch for red brake-lights Price patterns are a lot like the brake lights on the cars around you when you are driving in traffic. When you see the brake lights come on in the car in front of you, you know that the car is slowing down and that you need to slow down too unless you want to crash into it. What you don’t know is whether the car is going to accelerate and continue moving in the same direction after it slows down, or if the car is going to come to a complete stop and change

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14. Fibonacci Analysis

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No, it’s not a type of pasta Fibonacci analysis is a great way to improve your analytical skills when trying to identify support and resistance levels. Fibonacci analysis is based on the Fibonacci series of numbers. These numbers have been developed and explored by mathematicians for centuries and are named after Leonardo of Pisa (Fibonacci) who did a lot of work to popularize them in 13th century Italy. The number series starts with 0 and 0 and then is continued by summing the previous two

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13. Support and Resistance

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You gotta love the trend Buyers and sellers are in a constant tug-o-war in the forex market. Buyers drive the prices of currency pairs higher, and sellers drive the prices of currency pairs lower. If you want to be profitable in your forex investments when buyers are in control, you need to follow the trend and be a buyer too. If you want to be profitable in your forex investments when sellers are in control, you need to follow the trend and be a seller too. Seems pretty easy, right?