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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Edhurinti Ammayee

Usually traders that have small trading account balances bend this rule to have their accounts grow larger faster, and also simply because they simply wouldn’t be able to engage in some trades. Thus they take bigger risks, which is fine, but if you are one of them then realized that your account balance will swing wildly rather than experience a nice steady climb.Forex Trading

Ye Dindu Kavali 3

Why did I call this eBook “Forex Sailing”?
I think of the Forex market as the Sea; it is as large as the ocean.In my previous eBook, “Forex Surfing” I used the analogy that the techniques contained within it are similarto surfing little waves in the ocean.Surfers only play in the ocean for a short period of time, maybe a few hours at a time, much like the trading concepts taught in that eBook.

Friday, May 6, 2011

Methani AthaPuku


How do I close out a trade?
Retail forex transactions are normally closed out by entering into an equal but opposite transaction with the dealer. For example, if you bought Euros with U.S. dollars you would close out the trade by selling Euros for U.S. dollars. This is also called an offsetting or liquidating transaction. Most retail forex transactions have a settlement date when thecurrencies are due to be delivered. If you want to keep your position open beyond the settlement date, you must roll the position over to the next settlement date. Some dealers roll open positions over automatically, while other dealers may require you to request the rollover.

Naa Muddula Athaaya

Foreign currency exchange rates are what it costs to exchange one country’s currency for another country’s currency. For example, if you go to England on vacation, you will have to pay for your hotel, meals, admissions fees, souvenirs, and other expenses in British pounds. Since your money is all in US dollars, you will have to use (sell) some of your dollars to buy British pounds. Assume you go to your bank before you leave and buy $1,000 worth of British pounds. If you get 565.83 British pounds (£565.83) for your $1,000, each dollar is worth .56583 British pounds.This is the exchange rate for converting dollars to pounds.

Sarada Puku Lo Daruvu

Foreign currency exchange rates are what it costs to exchange one country’s currency foranother country’s currency. For example, if you go to England on vacation, you will have to pay for your hotel, meals, admissions fees, souvenirs, and other expenses in British pounds. Since your money is all in US dollars, you will have to use (sell) some of your dollars to buy British pounds. Assume you go to your bank before you leave and buy $1,000 worth of British pounds. If you get 565.83 British pounds (£565.83) for your $1,000, each dollar is worth .56583 British pounds.This is the exchange rate for converting dollars to pounds.

Maa Lecture Tho Dengudu


Forex trading is typically done through a broker or market maker. As a forex trader you can choose a currency pair that you expect to change in value and place a trade accordingly. For example, if you had purchased 1,000 Euros in January of 2005, it would have cost you around $1,200 USD. Throughout 2005 the Euro’s value vs. the U.S. Dollar’s value increased. At the end of the year 1,000 Euros was worth $1,300 U.S. Dollars. If you had chosen to end your trade at that point, you would have a $100 gain.

Suseela Dengudu Kadha 1


Forex Trading is trading currencies from different countries against each other. Forex is acronym of Foreign Exchange.For example, in Europe the currency in circulation is called the Euro (EUR) and in the United States the currency in circulation is called the US Dollar (USD). An example of a forex trade is to buy the Euro while simultaneously selling US Dollar. This is called going long on the EUR/USD.