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Sorry Norman for misunderestanding. What you mentioned that currencies are a ratio and not a price complethly true but from the point of trader's view all are numbers. We where looking something makes Forex worth trading.
Thanks for all comments, Forex market differs from others in this aspects:
1- It is a 24-hour market
I myself don't mind it a real advantage. Cause currency pairs have awake and sleep time like us. From other point of view, most of trading systems have a limited trading hours.
2- High leverage
Most of Forex brokers provide high leverage like 100, 200 or even 400. In my age and experience I haven't found out any fair reason for that. Most newbies lose all their money using high leverage. If you ever heard about money management you know to keep your account away from the danger of blowing out, you should reduce your trading size. In other words not use that much leverage. So High leverage is not a advantage as well.
3- Low Cost & Liquidity
I have never tarded nothing but currency and don't know how much this two factor are important but I'm sure they can't turn a loser to winer
4- No Volume
As you know in Forex we haven't volume. You can not get confirm of all your indicators with most valuable indicator (Volume)
5-?
Then Why Forex?
Why Forex?
Personally I trade forex for several reasons:
- Hedge against open positions when markets are closed
Really? I thought Central Banks & governments bought/sold their own currency to smooth out fluctuations or to keep it in a band all the time? I know Australia does it to some degree, but there are the more extreme examples where there are formal bands - China, Russia, Kazakhstan, most of the countries on the eastern edge of the Euro zone, a lot of South America, Singapore... I could go on. Even the Yen is well 'managed' by their government.- Less price manipulation
Right now, global currencies are in a 'race to the bottom' to devalue in order to remain competitive.
How to make money out of forex
1. Come up with some 'black box" trading system.
2. Spam various forums with cryptic posts about how the forex markets are the way to make mountains of money.
3. Eventually introduce your "trading system" with excellent previous results and stats. Telling everyone it's the easy way to millions and you can't miss.
4. Eventually reveal how much this system will cost - a small outlay for the possible millions people can make on forex with this system.
5. Retire to some luxury island to live out the rest of your days.
How to make money out of forex
1. Come up with some 'black box" trading system.
2. Spam various forums with cryptic posts about how the forex markets are the way to make mountains of money.
3. Eventually introduce your "trading system" with excellent previous results and stats. Telling everyone it's the easy way to millions and you can't miss.
4. Eventually reveal how much this system will cost - a small outlay for the possible millions people can make on forex with this system.
5. Retire to some luxury island to live out the rest of your days.
I don't know what type of advice you are going to give us but i am giving you the most simplest way to make money out of forex is The object of Forex trading is to exchange one currency for another in the expectation that the price will change, so that the currency you bought will increase in value compared to the one you sold.Hi everybody
I'm here to give some valuable advices about trading Forex. I hope some day in soon future, this topic be very useful for everybody interested in this about. This happens just by a group help.
First of all, I am interested to lead the subject with an important question.
Why Forex?
In other world what makes Forex specific to motivate us to trade it (out of other instruments) ?
For example, the USD/CHF exchange rate indicates how many U.S. dollars can purchase one Swiss franc, or how many Swiss francs you need to buy one U.S. dollar.
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