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Thursday, 2 January 2014

Inti guttu part 9

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The spread is the difference between the price the market maker is prepared to pay you for buying the currency (the bid price), versus the price at which he is prepared to sell you the currency (the ask price). Suppose you see the following quotes on your screen: "EURUSD - 1.4952 - 1.4955." This represents a spread of three pips, the difference between the bid price of 1.4952 and the ask price of 1.4955. If you are dealing with a market maker who is offering a fixed spread of three pips instead of a variable spread, the difference will always be three pips, regardless of market volatility.
 In the case of a broker who offers a variable spread, you can expect a spread that will, at times, be as low as 1.5 pips or as high as five pips, depending on the currency pair being traded and the market volatility level.
 Some brokers may also charge a very small commission, perhaps two-tenths of one pip, and then will pass the order flow received from you on to a large market maker with whom he or she has a relationship. In such an arrangement, you can receive a very tight spread that only larger traders could otherwise access.
Different Brokers, Different Service Levels
 So what is each type of commission's bottom line effect on your trading? Given that all brokers are not created equal, this is a difficult question to answer. The reason is that there are other factors to take into account when weighing what is most advantageous for your trading account.
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Wednesday, 1 January 2014

inti guttu part 6

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Fundamentalists and technicians have been at odds with one another since the advent of investing. There is no clear answer as to which is right. Sometimes it appears that the technicians make better picks.
Open and close position
When you sell a currency, you are said to be "short" in that currency. To close out your position, you conduct an equal and opposite trade in the same currency pair.
Cross rates, pips
Cross-rate is the parity between two currencies which follows from their Forex currency exchange rate in relation to a Forex rate of the third currency. At operations in the world market often are used cross-rates with US dollar.
Orders
A trader has at his disposal different types of orders to make FOREX trades. A clear understanding of each type of order is necessary to be a successful FOREX trader.
Quotations and spread
Quotation is the actual price or the bid or ask price of either cash commodities or futures or options contracts at a particular time. Quote is an indicative market price, normally used for information purposes only.