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  • News in 60 Seconds: Find out why NZD is strong again today!
    By admin on September 23rd, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    Theme of the day again: NZD strength. NZD/JPY and NZD/USD two of the biggest % gainers on the day. EUR/NZD, AUD/NZD the biggest losers on the day, all in NZD strength.

    General euro weakness abounds across the board.

    NZD GDP expands the first time since the March 08 quarter.

    BOE voted 9-0 to keep rates on hold.

    Fed announces interest rates today @ 2:15pm EST. No change expected BUT it’s what they say in their statement that could make a difference. Supposedly, they’ve been talking with bond dealers about taking some of the stimulus back out of the economy. We’ll see if there’s any mention of this today.

    Tomorrow: German IFO, U.S. Unemployment Claims, U.S. Existing Home Sales, G-20 meeting starts.

    NZD going up on milk? Recovering Dairy prices could help New Zealand. Fonterra says that global dairy prices may make a slow, gradual recovery. Since they are one of NZD’s biggest companies & exporters of one of their biggest products…that’s a good sign for NZD.

  • InvestTechFX
    By admin on September 9th, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    InvestTechFX

    InvestTechFX is a vibrant cutting edge leader utilizing the MT4 platform for online trading software solutions in the Forex market. InvestTechFX offers a 1 pip fixed spread on all 6 majors, and a 2 pip fixed spread on 4 crosses; the most competitive spread offered for Forex traders worldwide.

  • Oanda
    By admin on September 9th, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    Oanda

    OANDA is a registered Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and is a member of the National Futures Association (NFA ID #0325821). It is a leading technology and financial services provider of currency conversion. Its proprietary FXTrade Platform comes from 15+ years of foreign exchange research and analysis.

  • FXCM – Forex Capital Markets
    By admin on September 9th, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    FXCM – Forex Capital Markets

    FXCM is a retail forex broker regulated in the US, the UK, Hong Kong, Australia, France and Canada. In the US, FXCM is a registered FCM with the CFTC, and is a member of the NFA (ID # 0308179). FXCM provides No Dealing Desk trading execution†, eliminating any conflict of interest between broker and trader, and ensuring that there is no dealer intervention in trades. No Dealing Desk trades are executed back to back with one of the world’s premier banks or financial institutions, which compete to provide FXCM with bid and ask prices, providing spreads as low as 1 pip.

    FXCM’s discount brokerage division, FXCM Micro, allows traders to experience the excitement of the forex market with as little as $25. FXCM’s top tier product, Active Trader, offers a level II type trading environment with 5 levels of market depth for a liquidity view seen by market makers. Short-term traders have the advantage of seeing actual liquidity available at individual price levels.

    FXCM offers live support 24-hours-a-day, 7 days a week via phone, IM, and e-mail.

    Sign up for a free $50,000 practice account.

  • Money Management in FOREX Using Pareto Law
    By admin on September 8th, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    Money Management in FOREX Using Pareto Law

    How can I manage my money in FOREX?, How can I control my money while trading and direct it in the positive way always and avoid to lose much money in such an aggressive and fast market?

    These and much more questions are being asked daily by a lot of traders around the world, most of these questions are focusing on the best ways to get profits, from a long experience trading FOREX I could say that the best way to get profits in FOREX market is to avoid or at least reduce loss and this can be achieved by a good money and risk management technique. A lot f these techniques were studied and published, a lot more are being published daily.

    One of the best techniques I studied and used was applying Pareto law to the trading system, this law states “for many events, roughly 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes.”, this law is also known as the 80-20 rule, the Pareto principle, the law of the vital few and the principle of factor sparsity and it was named after the Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto who noticed that 80% of the lands in Italy was owned by 20% of the population at that time.

    How can we use this as a money management technique?, while it is not hard to use this principle for that purpose it’s not easy to keep running in FOREX market “specially for fast traders and scalpers” because it requires to organize and observe trading , writing down every trade you enter and analyzing these trades digitally to get a specific results like which pairs are the best for your trading system and give the best return, what are the best suitable times for trading and which trading systems are the most profitable trading strategies.

    Still we have to discuss the mechanism of integrating the Pareto principle into money management system for FOREX trading, as I mentioned above it is not hard to use and apply it to the trading system, it is very flexible so you can apply it in many ways like :

    1. Some people will observe trades and will from the result of this observation focus on the most profitable 20% of pairs those gave them 80% of income during exercise period which I recommend it to be at least 3 months.
    2. Some others will be focusing time of trading, getting the most suitable 20% time of trading for them “times of successful trades” that they made 80% of successful trades during and of that they can know when the most they are trading successfully.
    3. Stop loss and take profit points are important spots to be highlighted by this system, imagine how much will you save if you know the 20% take profit points that gave you 80% of the return and the 20% stop loss points that gave you 80% of your loss, so you can get the best ranges to use when you setup a take profit or stop loss point “i.e. if get 80% of my return of 20% of take profits that ranges 50 pips, I would setup my take profit points around that number always and vice versa in stop loss points case”.
    4. Others would be focusing on trading systems, indicating which are the responsible systems for the most of profits or the most of losses in that period of time.

    There are a lot of other factors in FOREX trading for achieving gain that can be observed and analyzed based on this principle, combining three to four f them would maximize your profits and reduce your losses dramatically but this is the most hard way to maintain a suitable money management strategy using Pareto law as this requires you to observe your trades and organize them for a long time accurately, this only would affect your trading negatively as you would not be able to enter short term trades easily if you do not have good tools to do.

    This is why I recommend you to put every element in a spreadsheet separately and trade in a normal mood, after the examining period over you would be having a lot of data to analyze and get the results for them, hence you would have the ability to combine the results and get the best overall result for the best pairs you are trading profitably, the best take profit and stop loss points ranges and the best time you are trading them, combining these best results you will have a new result which would be for sure the responsible for around 80% of you return.

    Once this get done, you are having a suitable FOREX money management strategy that you can depend on, but try to update it always to get the best out of it and notice that “80%” and “20%” are the theoretical numbers, they will differ for sure while keeping just around them.

  • Forex Guide to Risk Aversion
    By admin on September 6th, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    I came across this great guy, an equities trader, on twitter. As we started tweeting to each other more, I learned that he was starting out in the forex market and felt very apprehensive about trading currencies. He’s quite a risk averse type of guy who likes to take his time over the analysis of equities, but has the impression that Forex is different. Well is Forex risk different I wondered? As a Forex only girl, I’m not sure I can answer that, but I can show you what system I use to control my aversion to risk.

    10 Forex Rules of Risk Management for Equities Traders

    1. Be Logical not Emotional

    • Decide your rules to enter and exit trades Spock Uses Logic When Trading Forex
    • Decide your rules to exit losing trades
    • Write your rules down
    • Always adhere to your rules
    • Before you place a trade:
    • Know your profit target
    • Know your loss limit
    • Understand your strengths and weaknesses
    • Build on your strengths, control your weaknesses

    2. Trade, don’t Gamble

    • Trading DiceDon’t sell after a period of selling
    • Don’t buy after a period of buying
    • Don’t take overnight trades (you can’t control what happens)
    • Don’t trade at major news announcement times. Volatility at major news times can blow your trading account
    • Don’t ever trade without a Stop Loss

    3. Use a small ‘lot’ size until you’re comfortable with your results

    • Build a buffer bank
    • Stage lot size up slowly
    • Stage lot size down when your strategy doesn’t respond

    4. Don’t Add to Losers

    • You can wipe out your account waiting for the market to come back to you

    5. When in doubt Get Out!

    • EXIT YOUR TRADESImmediately
    • A flat is a good trade, nothing was lost

    6. Have a Daily Loss Limit

    • Ultra conservative – 0.5% to 1% of risk capital
    • Conservative – 1% – 2% of risk capital
    • Experienced Conservative – 3%

    7. Don’t increase your lot size to recoup losses

    • The table below shows why you should not increase your lot size (and therefore your risk) to recoup losses.
    • A recommended amount to risk at one time (not per trade but at any one time) is no more than 3% of the account balance.

    Risk Aversion Chart

    So in percentage terms, you can see that the higher the percentage of your trading capital you risk, the higher the percentage return you need to get back to where you started!

    8. Don’t Overtrade

    • Set a daily goal Stop Trading
    • Stop trading when you reach your goal
    • Keep your lot size the same throughout a trading day

    9. Be Disciplined

    • Do your homework (your research)
    • Plan your trade
    • Trade the plan
    • Focus on the trade, don’t get distracted
    • Keep a trade journal
    • Analyse your journal to identify learning points

    10. Be Careful of your Computer System

    • Computer Explodes From Trading
    • Don’t trade if you notice problems with your system or data flow is slow
    • Have a check list and if something is wrong don’t trade

    I really hope this helped my equities trader pal. The same rules of risk aversion and money management apply to Forex as they do to trading equities, commodities and even chicken feet! The most important rule to learn is: decide your tolerance to risk, decide your risk aversion rules and….. Don’t bend your rules. Your trading account will thank you for it.

    I send my thanks to my Twitter trading pal; it was a great idea for a blog. If you like to trade equities see http://350trader.com/

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