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Hello.

I love to know what is the best Foreign Exchange (forex) Platform trading in year 2009. I want to start trading forex but still confuse to choose the best platform.

Hi sir M,

So you are new forex trader? I want to wish a warm welcome to Foreign Exchange (forex) world. You must be feel excited to make money with forex. Okay, let's go straight to the point. I want to advice you to use e-toro forex trading platform. You can view it using this link

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regards,

Sarah

2009-01-26 09:04:52 by Sir M

www.fxexpert.net Earn money online with the largest market in the world ... "Foreign Exchange" or Forex for short The only market that ...

I give a class on FOREX (Foreign Exchange) and would like to start giving it over the web. How should I go about advertising for free on the internet?

First you need to have a website which showcases your skills, knowledge, and track record. It should include details of what happens in each class, along with class dates, past and future, plus testimonials from people who have benefited from your classes. Pictures of the classes and up to date forex charts would help too. If you search for free advertising sites on the web you will find many good ones where you can post adverts to publicise your classes for free. Special offers would work well here. Always include a link to your website. For people who have attended your classes, always get their email address and keep in touch with them for refresher classes. Create a Yahoo Group and invite your class clients to join. Then you can keep them engaged with commentaries on how the various currencies are doing and the best trades to make. You could start an email newsletter with forex insights and trading tips, and get your customers to pay each month for your trading tips.

Hope this helps!

Katy Ortega
http;//www.biz247.biz

2008-12-30 11:44:28 by daven613

Hi, I'd like to start making a lot of money using the Forex (or Foreign Exchange) market. What product, bot or book or otherwise, should I use?

Forex trading is simply high risk with high return. More than 90% of forex traders are making losses. Only the very good forex trader able to consistently making profit in forex trading.

As a newbie, I suggest you start learning from trading using a demo account. All forex brokers now offer demo account where it work just same as real account. Learn everything about forex trading, fundamental and technical analysis. Trade in demo account for at least 6 months. If you can consistently make winning, then you may want to move on opening a real account with mimimum deposit that you can afford to loss.

Here are some articles that could be useful for you as a newbie in forex trading:
http://www.forex2u.com/guide/category/fo rex-newbie/http://www.forex2u.com/guide/ category/forex-newbie/

Good luck.

2009-10-16 11:42:41 by Justin

I'm thinking of going into the Forex market but I'm doing my research first. Which one do you think is the best and why?

One man meat might be another man poison. All forex brokers now offering demo account, you can just sign up their demo account and try it out yourself. Then choose the one best suit your preferences.

Good luck.

2009-06-16 16:00:03 by TheFox

Just as a general thing what does one do to make money with forex?

Is it like stocks, or does one need a program to be able to play it?

Where does one play forex, through a bank brokerage like stocks

Being the main force driving the global economic market, currency is no doubt an essential element for a country. However, in order for all the countries with different currencies to trade with one another, a system of exchange rate between their currencies is needed; this system, is formally known as foreign exchange or currency exchange.

In the early days, the system of currency exchange is supported solely by the gold amount held in the vault of a country. However, this system is no longer appropriate now due to inflation and hence, the value of one's currency nowadays is determined through the market forces alone. In order to determine the value of a currency's exchange rate, two main types of system is used which is floating currency and pegged currency.

For floating exchange rate, its value is determined by the supply and demand of the global market where the supply and demand is bound by all these factors such as foreign investment, inflation and ratios of import and export. Normally, this system is adopted by most of the advance countries like for example UK, US and Canada. All of these countries have a similarity where their market is well developed and stable in economic terms. These countries choose to practice this system due to the reason where floating exchange rate is proven to be much more efficient compared to the pegged exchange rate. The reason behind this is because for floating exchange rate, the market itself will re-adjust the exchange rate real-time in order to portray the actual inflation and other economic forces. However, every system has its own flaw and so does the floating exchange rate system. For instance, if a country suffers from economic instability due to various reasons such as political issues, a floating exchange rate system will certainly discourage investment due to the high risk of suffering from inflationary disaster or sudden slump in exchange rate.

Another form of exchange rate is known as pegged exchange rate. This is a system where the value of the exchange rate is fixed by the government of a country and not the supply and demand of the market. This system is called pegged exchange rate because the value of a country's currency is fixed to another country's currency. As a result, the value of the pegged currency will not fluctuate unlike the floating currency. The working principle behind this system is slightly complicated where the government of a country will fixed the exchange rate of their currency and when there is a demand for a certain currency resulting a rise in the exchange rate, the government will have to release enough of that currency into the market in order to meet that demand. However, there is a fatal flaw in this system where if the pegged exchange rate is not controlled properly, panics may arise within the country and as a result of that, people will be rushing to exchange their money into a more stable currency. When that happens, the sudden overflow of that country's currency into the market will decrease the value of their exchange rate and in the end, their currency will be worthless. Due to this reason, only those under-developed or developing countries will practice this method as a form to control the inflation rate.

However, the truth is, most of the countries do not fully practice the floating exchange rate or the pegged exchange rate method in reality. Instead, they use a hybrid system known as floating peg. Floating peg is the combination of the two main systems where one country will normally fixed their exchange rate to the US Dollars and after that, they will constantly review their peg rate in order to stay in line with the actual market value.

The Foreign exchange market, or commonly known as FOREX, is the largest and most prolific financial market because each day, more than 1 trillion worth of currency exchange takes place between investors, speculators and countries. From this, we can deduce that the actual mechanism behind the world of foreign exchange is far more complicated than what we may already know, and that, the information mentioned earlier is just the tip of an iceberg.

2009-05-22 17:21:11 by Sarah