Archive for 'Forex Articles'
Volatility Makes for Good Short-Term Trading
Posted on22. Mar, 2007 by admin.
The more volatility an individual market has, the better suited it is for short-term trading. To assess which stocks are better day trading vehicles, one way to calculate volatility is simply to divide its price by its average daily range. The lower this number, the more important it is for a trader to hold positions [...]
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An Excellent Way To Determine The Exit Point Strategy
Posted on22. Mar, 2007 by admin.
Most of beginner and sometimes advanced traders spend their time analyzing their entry point to the market and ignore or neglect a very important thing which is the Exit Point.
Sometimes fear and greed play a negative role in the decision of the exit point. For this reason it’s crucial to determine it before entering the [...]
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Economic Data and its Influence on the Financial Markets
Posted on21. Mar, 2007 by admin.
The things which contribute to price levels and action in the financial markets are numerous and diverse, and their influences can vary through time, and across different markets. This article identifies the different types of Economic Data influences and the role they play.
There are two ways economic information can influence prices. The first is in [...]
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Currency Trading: Understanding the Basics of Currency Trading
Posted on15. Mar, 2007 by admin.
Investors and traders around the world are looking to the Forex market as a new speculation opportunity. But, how are transactions conducted in the Forex market? Or, what are the basics of Forex Trading? Before adventuring in the Forex market we need to make sure we understand the basics, otherwise we will find ourselves lost [...]
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Triennial Central Bank Survey of Foreign Exchange and Derivatives Market Activity
Posted on14. Mar, 2007 by admin.
Every three years, the BIS coordinates a global central bank survey of foreign exchange and derivatives market activity on behalf of the Markets Committee and the Committee on the Global Financial System. The objective of the survey is to provide comprehensive and internationally consistent information on turnover and amounts of contracts outstanding in these markets. [...]
