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Forex Sorcerer Review – How This Forex Program Measures Up??

Posted by Tushar Mathur on March 5th, 2012

Forex, the popular name of Foreign Exchange, is the largest financial trading market operating all over the globe. The knowledge of investing in the Foreign Exchange market can be collected from various sources like internet or through your own mistakes or under the guidance of an investor.

Every investment has a risk factor associated with it. But this should not deter the investor from investing. One important tip this article is providing you is never chase the shares and equities for the sake of just having it. Once you have spent your money in buying the shares it is out of your control.

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Forex Forecasting – How Technical Analysis Predicts Trade

Posted by Tushar Mathur on January 27th, 2012

For the currency trader, forex forecasting is one of the most useful tools that he or she can have in her arsenal to be able to predict the outcomes of the market and give themselves an upper hand in the markets. In the realm fo trading forecasting in the forex markets can be used by traders to indicate to them what the changes in the trading market may become and these rest on two different types of forecasting. Firstly, and often more of a prophesising method of forecasting is the science of fundamental analysis.

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Sigh of relief on euro debt crisis, euro holds steady

Posted by Tushar Mathur on December 3rd, 2011

Traders and investors on the euro debt crisis have breathed a sigh of relief as the euro holds strong against dollar and yen. The sales rate of the European bonds has raised their confidence level in the debt. Now it is $1.3456 and 104.68 yen per euro in the forex market trade in the afternoon in Tokyo.

Nevertheless on Thursday in the close on New York trade it was $1.3456 and 104.56 yen per euro. Dollar has risen for about 0.13 yen, which is 77.79 yen from 77.66 yen. The release of the US nonfarm payrolls data will make vast difference in the world’s biggest economy.

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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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Why Use a Currency Broker for Forex?

Posted by Tushar Mathur on September 14th, 2011

The Forex market is very unpredictable and complicated and you need to have a good working knowledge of the market if you want to participate.  When you first start trading in this market, it’s very easy to make the mistake of thinking that you have enough experience of trading to make good decisions on what and when to buy.  However, the market can fluctuate wildly and you could find yourself coming a cropper and losing money right at the outset.

By choosing a reputable Currency Trading Broker, you will get the help you need and they will teach you how to use real-time quotes in order to make the right decisions and move in the right direction.

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Rupee ends up for 17 paise after its 8 day slip

Posted by Tushar Mathur on August 14th, 2011

Rupee has it long lasting down session for eight day now finally before Independence Day on the forex trade on Friday it was up for about just 7 paise. Now the rupee is up for about 45.34/ 45.35 paise against the dollar. This doesn’t affect anyway the dollar demand and the stock fall in the market.

Investors, traders and importers however have washed out their early gains anyway. On the 11th interbank forex trade the rupee against dollar was at 45.41/ 45.42. Nevertheless the local unit has experienced the strong rise in rupee against dollar as 45.25/ 26.

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Indian rupee ended 5 paise down

Posted by Tushar Mathur on July 26th, 2011

Indian rupee today (Monday) had declined by 5 paise to close at rupees 44.40/41 per U.S dollar due to the month end dollar demand.At the Interbank Forex market, Our Indian rupee opened weak at 44.40/41 per dollar from last weekend’s close of 44.35/36.

The Forex (Foreign Exchange) dealers said that the primary reason behind the fall of Indian rupee was because of the month end dollar demand from the importers, mainly the oil refiners, to meet their monthly needs.

The forex dealers also said that, However, firm equities among a weak dollar overseas crested the rupee fall.

The U.S dollar index was citing lower by 0.09 % against a basket of currencies while the New York crude oil was dealing lower than $99 per barrel in the European market today.In the meantime, the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) benchmark Sensex today gained 149 points to a 2 week high of 18,871 points.

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South Africa’s rand is slightly higher against dollar and ahead of data

Posted by Tushar Mathur on July 24th, 2011

On the forex trade on Thursday the South Africa’s rand value was found to be higher against dollar and also the CPI data is found ahead however the inflation was higher in the month of June. The economist still expecting that the reserve bank has a hold over their interest rate as the economical growth is very weak.

Some debt plans is problem in USA and Europe. Nevertheless the value of the bonds and currency as the key role for the assess grades to solve the entire debt problem abroad.

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Taking Advantage of Forex Trend Trading

Posted by Tushar Mathur on July 18th, 2011

When it comes to forex trading, the widespread saying goes that “A trend if your friend”. With respect to this, the two most important functions that a forex trader should perform as far as trend trading is concerned are to identify the trend direction and the point at which the trend ends. This should be done order to exit the forex trading process with the maximum possible profit and the minimum possible losses.

The first and foremost thing in the trend trading is to define the time frames of the trend performance.

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Almost ready for second straight session- Rupee

Posted by Tushar Mathur on June 7th, 2011

Indian rupee was seemed to be steady for the second straight session as the local share values were too low and weak and also the demand for dollar from the importer side was feeble. The euro was tight firm however the US jobs data revealed that they are certainly crucial and these reports were given on Friday.

Senior forex dealer, Hari Chandramgathan said that the demand for dollar and the stock exchange value in the market is little low and the forex market is not wishing to take the participation in the market before the payrolls. The senior forex dealer deals up with the Federal Bank.

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Kenya shilling firm against dollar

Posted by Tushar Mathur on May 21st, 2011

The banks continues to set position for long dollar after they have heard from central bank which said that it doesn’t want any of the weak local currencies. This declaration made the Kenya shilling to be firm up against dollar on the Friday trade. However, this state only prevailed before also. From Diamond Trust Bank, the head of trading, Mr. Sameer said that the banks are struggling to cut through the long dollar positions.

According to the situation prevailing in here, the expectation is that it must be lowered before the demand for the dollar is been increased.

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Rupee strengthened to three week high against dollar

Posted by Tushar Mathur on May 2nd, 2011

On the Friday trade it was reported that the Indian currency (rupee) climbed up for a three week high which was possible due to the weakness of dollar overseas and also due to borrowing corporate overseas. However, in the view of traders this rise in the value is limited and payment related issues would be solved anyways.

The local unit range at Thursday’s trade was at 44.43 to 44.44 however, rupee was at 44.21 to 44.22 per dollar on Friday’s trade. Its strengthened amount increase was not seen since the month of April on 2011.

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Alternative Investment: Managed Forex Accounts

Posted by admin on April 18th, 2011

An alternative investment is an investment product other than traditional investments such as stocks, bonds or cash. Most alternative investment assets are held by institutional investors or accredited, high-net-worth individuals because of their complex nature, limited regulations and relative lack of liquidity. Some of the more common alternative investments strategies include real estate investment trusts, hedge funds, managed futures, private equity, venture capital, limited partnerships and Managed Forex Accounts.

While the small investor may typically be shut out of some alternative investment opportunities, owning a managed forex account offers the opportunity for smaller investors to participate in the great potential of the foreign exchange market.

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On the fresh sale of dollar, rupee recovered 17 paise

Posted by Tushar Mathur on April 17th, 2011

On the Friday trade, rupee recovered about 17 paise against dollar and at the end of the trade it was at 44.33/44.34. As the dollar value in overseas have been at reduce, the stage seems to continue by some traders on their sale of dollar.

The benchmark value of BSE has been fallen down in an uncontrolled way from 434 to 310, which was at 2.25 points and now to 1.57 points. Food inflation rate has been gradually decreased and reached 8.28% and previously it was at 9.18%. However, the inflation at general is now at 8.98% from 8.31%.

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