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    Foreign Currency Trading being a high level financial tool accessible only to the privileged few in the past, is the oldest and largest financial market in the world which simply involves the buying and selling of currencies all traded against the U.S. Dollar with the aim of generating huge profits through its various currency price volatility and fluctuations. Its basic principle is to BUY when the price of a certain currency tends to appreciate and SELL when the currency depreciates in value.

    Undoubtedly, there is considerable risk involved in Spot Currency trading activities; hence, there is no such thing as a definitely accurate prediction or guarantee of profit in this business of Spot Foreign Currency trading. Unlimited Gains or Losses in Spot Currency trading activities is totally dependent on world currency market price fluctuations beyond any human fundamental and technical analytical control.

    I would like to take this opportunity to welcome and introduce you to the most EXCITING and EXHILARATING world of SPOT Foreign Currency Trading. Please text me your Name Address and Phone Number so i can arrange a one on one consultation. 09276013512

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    1.) Profit potential in both rising and falling markets.In every open FX position, an investor is long in one currency and short the other. A short position is one in which the trader sells a currency in anticipation that it will depreciate. This means that potential exists in a rising as well as a falling FX market. The ability to sell currencies without any limitations is one distinct advantage over equity trading. It is much more difficult to establish a short position in the US equity markets, where the Uptick rule prevents investors from shorting stock unless the immediately preceding trade was equal to or lower than the price of the short sale.
    2) Efficiency (a 24-hour market). The main advantage of the Forex market over the stock market and other exchange-traded instruments is that the Forex market is a true 24-hour market. Whether it's 6pm or 6am, somewhere in the world there are always buyers and sellers actively trading Forex so that investors can respond to breaking news immediately. In the currency markets, your portfolio won't be affected by after hours earning reports or analyst conference calls. Recently, after hours trading has become available for U.S. stocks - with several limitations. These ECNs (Electronic Communication Networks) exist to bring together buyers and sellers when possible. However, there is no guarantee that every trade will be executed, nor at a fair market price. Quite frequently, stock traders must wait until the market opens the following day in order to receive a tighter spread. A trader may take advantage of all profitable market conditions at any time; no waiting for the 'opening bell'.
    3) Trending nature of currencies. Major currencies are still dominated by central banks, national financial policies and macro trends. This means that currency traders enjoy markets that have a greater tendency to trend than most markets.
    4) No one can corner the market. The FOREX market is so vast and has so many participants that no single entity, even a central bank, can control the market price for an extended period of time. Even interventions by mighty central banks are becoming increasingly ineffectual and short-lived, and thus central banks are becoming less and less inclined to intervene to manipulate market prices.
    5) The margin size. The size of credit "shoulder" (margin) in Forex market is defined only by the agreement between the client and that bank or broker firm which provides to him an output on the market, and makes 1:33, 1:50 or 1:100, for example. On Forex market the traditional size of "shoulder" 1:100, i.e., having brought the mortgage in 1000 dollars, the client can make transactions for the sum, equivalent 100 thousand dollars. Use of an opportunity of crediting, together with strong variability of quotations of currencies, also does this market highly remunerative and highly risky. A leverage ratio of up to 400 is typical compared to a leverage ratio of 2 (50% margin requirement) in equity markets. Of course, this makes trading in the cash/spot forex market a double-edged sword the high leverage makes the risk of the down side loss much greater in the same way that it makes the profit potential on the upside much more attractive.
    5. TAX FREE PROFIT. Since most international brokerhouse are located in tax free havens, the income generated from such would alsobe tax free.

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    unsa mani .....

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    well im actually a business consultant for a international broker, our company provides consultancy services for those who would want to engage in forex trading. i can scedule a one-one consultation with one of our consultants if your interested. just pm or txt me your phone and name so we can schedule a appointment.

    also this thread could be use for people who are interested or have question about forex. i know there have been some qualms among investors regarding forex (i.e. hyip scams and even the recent franc-swiss scam) i can give you hints on how to detect those kind of scams.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sab3rknight
    also this thread could be use for people who are interested or have question about forex. i know there have been some qualms among investors regarding forex (i.e. hyip scams and even the recent franc-swiss scam) i can give you hints on how to detect those kind of scams.
    Sir, medyo interesado ko aning imong FOREX.
    Wala jud ko'y formal training/course nga giapilan about ani. Self-study & self-research ra jud.
    ...kay dili pa nako maabot ang presyo sa formal training course.

    pwede man kaha ta mangutana:
    1) unsa nga forex trading platform ang maayo practisan sa mga parehas nako?
    2) I know about the law on supply and demand and how it affects price. Pero with forex, dili ko ka-identify kung asa ani ang Demand, nya asa pod ang Supply. Asa man gani ani?
    3) I have a few notes on trend determination, pero murag daku man ni'g kuwang. Can you give me some info in this one?

    I hope naa ka'y matabang namong mga tawn naninguha tawn moasenso pinaagi aning forex as sideline.

    ....salamat daan boss SaberKnight...

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    Mao ni MEGATRENDS?

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    stock market ni?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rl
    Mao ni MEGATRENDS?
    Quote Originally Posted by Jack
    Sir, medyo interesado ko aning imong FOREX.
    Wala jud ko'y formal training/course nga giapilan about ani. Self-study & self-research ra jud.
    ...kay dili pa nako maabot ang presyo sa formal training course.

    pwede man kaha ta mangutana:
    1) unsa nga forex trading platform ang maayo practisan sa mga parehas nako?
    2) I know about the law on supply and demand and how it affects price. Pero with forex, dili ko ka-identify kung asa ani ang Demand, nya asa pod ang Supply. Asa man gani ani?
    3) I have a few notes on trend determination, pero murag daku man ni'g kuwang. Can you give me some info in this one?

    I hope naa ka'y matabang namong mga tawn naninguha tawn moasenso pinaagi aning forex as sideline.

    ....salamat daan boss SaberKnight...

    okies, the best way to practice is it is through online jud....there are alot of online forex trading platform and you can start for as low as $250 but the risk is very BIG! why? because you are left on your own...especially if your just a beginner. so my suggestion is this. try reading some forex materials...i recommend searching through esnips.com there are tons of reading articles there, then just practice what you learn. using the online thing. it might take some of your time especially if your not a night person...usually trading is heavy during night time (our time because the major currency are in europe and us). i usually trade starting 3pm and sometime end by 4am....hehehe

    supply and demand is basically determined by 5% of foreign trade receipts (services, products,loans, investments etc meaning if the philippines has ofws sending in the remittances that will mean that the philippines is receiving supplies of dollars, if the philippines are purchasing oil using dollars that would cause for demand to rise up since the country needs to use dollars for the said purchase.
    95% is then said to be speculation on how the trends of the market would be...this is basically due to economic data like for example recently economic data for nonfarm payroll in the us was forcasted to have increased by 20000, but actual data was a decrease of jobs (more jobs were lost than created) by 45000. supposedly an increase in jobs would mean that more people will be spending for different purchases and thus turn the economy around (thus increasing the value of the USD) but since it turned around the USD lost its value. currently the pound is trading at 2.0200 per dollar previous figures last week was at 1.9800.

    just feel free to ask, and to all other traders you may also want to share your ideas as well.

    yes, i am from megatrend and no this is not stock market...

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    used to work at MEGATRENDS, LISOD kaau ... daghan clients mahutdan og kwarta

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    Quote Originally Posted by rl
    ...supply and demand is basically determined by 5% of foreign trade receipts (services, products,loans, investments etc meaning if the philippines has ofws sending in the remittances that will mean that the philippines is receiving supplies of dollars, if the philippines are purchasing oil using dollars that would cause for demand to rise up since the country needs to use dollars for the said purchase.
    95% is then said to be speculation on how the trends of the market would be...

    just feel free to ask, and to all other traders you may also want to share your ideas as well.


    Boss Saber, medyo libog pa gihapon ko sa relationship sa Volume(demand & supply) and Price.
    See picture below. Mao ni ako gi-practice'an.
    Kanang Blue & Red lines sa ubos, mao na ang volume. Pero ako nakita nga kung blue ang line, price drops.
    Kung red pod, price slightly increased.
    Unsa man jud ning "blue" volume and "red" volume?
    ....boss Saber, tambagi ako.



    Salamat kaayo sa pagtubag sa ako pangutana.
    Hinaot unta nga imo pang tubagon ang umaabot pang mga pangutana sa mga yamokmok nga sama nako.

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