Published on October 10, 2009 by Betty Salisbury
Stock option trading is a high levered market play. An option is a contract between a buyer and a seller that gives the buyer the right?but not the obligation?to buy or to sell a particular asset (the underlying asset) at a later date at an agreed upon price. In return for granting the option, the seller collects a premium from the buyer. The Wall Street Journal, Stock Option Trader, amongst others, analyze market conditions and trends.
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Posted in Stock Market
Published on July 26, 2009 by Ahmad Hassam
You must read Part I of how hedge fund managers develop forex trading strategies in a step by step manner before you continue with Part II. You should know that hedge fund managers are always edgy as most of the traders are. They constantly look for trading strategies that work because markets do not remain the same and conditions keep on changing.
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Posted in Options Trading
Published on June 23, 2009 by Ahmad Hassam
Almost 90% of the investors in currency markets are short term speculators. Most of the investors want quick capital gains by starting forex day trading as a speculating venture. If you have made the positive decision to start currency trading, your first step should be choosing the right forex broker. The right choice of a broker will greatly influence the success of your whole enterprise.
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Posted in Forex
Published on June 22, 2009 by Ahmad Hassam
Gold has always been considered as the ultimate global currency. Before 1973, US Dollar used to be pegged to gold. But with the collapse of the Bretton Woods System that year, US Dollar was unpegged from gold and become a freely floating currency. Free floating means the value of the currency is determined by the economic fundamentals of supply and demand.
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Posted in Forex
Published on June 21, 2009 by Ahmad Hassam
If you want to become a good currency trader, then you need to understand that the forex markets evolve and change with time. You will need to make a little tweak here and a little tweak there sometimes in your trading strategies in order to continue making profit. As the currency markets evolve and change, your trading strategies should also evolve and adjust to these changes in the markets.
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Posted in Forex
Published on June 19, 2009 by Ahmad Hassam
Develop trading discipline in yourself if you want to become a successful trader in the long run. In a trading session, lets you come to a point in your market analysis when you have no confidence on the accurate direction of the market forecast. Always remember, a lost opportunity is better than lost capital. Choose not to trade.
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Posted in Forex
Published on June 17, 2009 by Ahmad Hassam
Good money management is the essential key that many currency traders miss. Many traders ignore adapting good money management rules at their own peril. As a consequence, they get their account blown in a few weeks of trading. You need to become a disciplined trader. Trading discipline means developing a trading system based on money management rules that limit your risk and avoid making trading decisions based on emotions. In the end, every trader has to develop his/her own insights and systems.
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Posted in Futures Trading
Published on June 3, 2009 by Ahmad Hassam
Support and resistance levels are used by investors to determine how far they believe a currency pair will move. This also tells them at what points the price action may turn around and start moving in the opposite direction.
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Posted in Forex
Published on May 30, 2009 by Albert Schmidt
Currency traders earn money by buying and selling currencies of different countries. If they expect the currency of one country to rise against another countries thy will buy it and vice versa.
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Posted in Forex
Published on April 12, 2009 by JaggiJoy
When asked what is the worst thing that could happen to the economy German people answer inflation and Americans answer unemployment. This difference is deeply rooted in the experience of the two countries during the turbulent economic times between the two world wars. Germany experienced what is still considered to be one of the worst [...]
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