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Thursday, January 8, 2009

ForexGen Money Management


Trends Again you have probably heard the maxim "the trend is your friend" and it is true. Currencies have long periods where they are either in an upward or a downward trend. All you have to do is get on the right side of the trend and you are in the money and Forex trading software can help you do this so you don't have to be in front of the computer constantly.

Once you are in the market riding either an upward or downward trend, ride it all the way to the beach.
Get yourself some Forex trading software that identifies trends, entry and exit points and get started. Apply good money management and you will maximize your profits and minimize your losses.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

The Margin Call in The Forex Market

A forex broker will close your open position(s) immediately if the equity in your trading account drops below the margin requirement. This to prevent you from negative account balances.

For example:

Assume you have a trading account with $20,000 and margin requirement is set to 100:1. Without any open positions, your usable margin is $20,000.

Getting a margin call scenario:

You use $15,000 to buy 15 lots of EUR/USD, you now have $5,000 of usable margin left. This means that you are allowed to lose $5,000 on the open postion before you are under the margin requirement.

Why ForexGen



1. Lowest spreads in the market with 0-1 pips in 10 pairs, no commissions, no swaps and instant account Activation.
2. Scandinavian quality with Swiss precision, funds secured and local agents in 18+ countries.
3. ForexGen offers Forex trading in the major currency pairs and crosses.
4. Low capital start, with $250 as a minimum account size.
5. Liquidity and 24/5 availability are the characteristic factors of the Forex market compared with other financial markets.
6. ForexGen offers a free trial Forex [demo account] that allows you to test your skills and practice without risking real money.

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Forex Money Management and The Use of Leverage

Last week we talked about the use of a 1:2 risk to reward on our trades and the use of a trailing stop to manage those trades in an attempt to be consistently profitable. But we also have to keep track of our account balance so we have funds to be in a position to take the solid trading opportunities we find.
Too many new traders will open a trade using too much leverage
in an attempt to get a big win. More often than not, these trades end up as losing more money than was necessary. I recommend only risking about 5% of your account balance at any one time. If you have a mini account with a balance of $2000, then you should risk no more than $100 on a trade. This way your losses will not keep you from having the funds to take the next trade.
This does not mean to open 10 trades at once and risk $100 on each one, but to risk no more than 5% at any one time. Buying the GBP/USD and the EUR/USD at the same time is not really that different. You are looking for USD weakness in both trades which means that you are more than likely to profit on both or to lose on both. A better approach would be to open one trade risking 5% of your account balance and not open another trade until the trailing stop on the first trade is moved up to breakeven.
Then your risk on the first trade is theoretically at zero and you can now risk that 5% on a new trading opportunity. If the market is trending strongly and offering many trading opportunities, you can take advantage of the situation by having multiple positions open at the same time while still risking no more than 5% of your equity
So when you think of money management, think about how much you are risking on the trade and how much of your account balance you are risking. They are both key elements to successful trading and should be an important part of your trading approach.

Know Your Currencies


In the forex markets, it’s worth knowing the characteristics of the currency pairs, since each of them exhibit distinct identities. Most of the currencies exhibit similar movement patterns, which can help a trader confirm price movements. One such close relation can be found between the EUR/USD & USD/CHF.

The price movements of these two currency pairs are absolute mirror images. In short, they have an inverse relationship. If Eur/Usd is rallying, then Usd/Chf should have downward movement, and vice-versa.

The following chart has a comparative price movement of both these currencies, and this inverse relation can be seen very clearly

how does one take advantage of this?

The most obvious fact is that one must not trade both the currencies at the same time. If one is long the Eur/Usd, logically one should not be long the Usd/Chf at the same time, since the Usd/Chf would have a downward movement.

And…neither is it advisable to take opposing trades on these two pairs, because if the trade goes wrong, then the trader would incur losses in both the trades.

Ideally, one should trade either of the two pairs. The best way to take advantage of this fact is to cross-check a trade by looking for confirmation factors on the other pair. If a trader is planning to take a long position in the Eur/Usd, he can look for a similar short setup on the Usd/Chf. If such an opposite setup is present in the Usd/Chf, it only adds further credence to his long Eur/Usd trade.

There are other currency pairs also which exhibit a close relation. Another fact is that each currency has an approximate Average Daily Trading Range (also known as the ADR), which it follows in the normal course of the trading day.

While this is not written in stone, it serves a good thumb rule to estimate the movement of the particular currency. Thus it is worth studying these relationships…to gain a higher edge in the market. Sometimes it is this basic knowledge, which can be the dividing line between success and failure.

Friday, September 12, 2008

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