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An Introduction to Candlestick Charts

Posted by admin on December 8th, 2011

Candlesticks were originally developed by Japanese traders who used it to analyze the price-movements only in RICE commodity and find the weakening trends and the potential trend reversals. Those days, candlesticks came in many colors including Blue, yellow, Green and the red but over a period of time, candlesticks have lost their colors. Now they come only in Green and Red but that doesn’t mean that they have lost the respect they command. The application of Candlesticks has got even finer now with multiple applications, chart reading patterns and trading opportunities coming out of these and thus the reason why candlesticks still continue to enjoy the patronage of the best of the traders, financial institutions and also the Banks.

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The Best Daily Forex Trading Times Worldwide

Posted by Tushar Mathur on November 8th, 2011

If you’ve recently entered the exciting world of forex trading, you’ll know that the global market is open 24 hours a day, meaning you have a great deal of flexibility when trading – but which forex trading times are the most active worldwide, and which hours of the day will trading prove the most lucrative?

Because the forex market is so dynamic and volatile, traders find there are several time frames over the course of a day where they can make a substantial profit. For best results, it is essential to have a clear understanding of international forex market trading times, and identify which time frames include the highest volumes of forex transactions.

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Forex might help you reduce your debts by increasing cash flow

Posted by Tushar Mathur on September 7th, 2010

Forex or Foreign Exchange Market is an international exchange market where currencies are bought and sold. The idea of Forex trading is very simple. In the Forex market you exchange one currency for another, when the price of this currency is low. You then exchange it back, when the price rises and in this way make money. With the inflow of excess cash you can expect debt reduction.

The buying and selling is done in pairs. Usually for investment purposes, four main currency pairs are used. They are as follows – the Euro against the US dollar, the British pound against the US dollar, the US dollar against the Japanese yen, and the US dollar against the Swiss franc.

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Effects of World News on Forex

Posted by Tushar Mathur on April 6th, 2010

It is very important to have an insight of all the happenings around the world and your industry in particular that has a bearing on the forex.  There are various kinds of news that affect the forex market.

They can be any of the following:

Financial News: There can be much news regarding the happenings across the globe that may have an impact on the forex and your own industry. As the currencies are normally paired, it is necessary to know the news relevant to both of them. News like recession, US Fed.

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A European Dilemma

Posted by admin on January 4th, 2010

The Eurozone has a problem as the New Year rings in. The few countries that have been demonstrating their economic viability in the 27 nation economic zone have been offset by a handful of smaller, less developed nations that are experiencing aftershocks in the wake of the worst recession in decades.

Countries like the PIIGs (Portugal, Italy, Ireland and Greece) started 2009 by making news as their economies faced disaster; they ended the year in the headlines again as their sovereign credit ratings have been slashed by the major independent agencies.

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