Forex Trading
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What is Foreign
Exchange (Forex)??
•

Foreign exchange refers to the
exchange of currencies.

•

It is trading of currencies from
different countries against each other.

•

The FX market is the place where
different currencies are traded.
• The foreign exchange market
(FOREX Market) is the World's
biggest O-T-C market or the
"Interbank", market due to the
fact that the entire market is run
electronically, within a network of
banks, continuously over a 24hour period.
• More than 90% of all currencies
are traded against the US Dollar
(USD).
Reasons of Foreign Exchange Trading
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Profit Speculation

Brokerage Purpose
Major Currencies
Symbol

Country

Currency

Nickname

USD

United States

Dollar

Buck

EUR

Euro

Fiber

JPY

Euro zone
members
Japan

Yen

Yen

GBP

Great Britain

Pound

Cable

CHF

Switzerland

Franc

Swissy

CAD

Canada

Dollar

Loonie

AUD

Australia

Dollar

Aussie

NZD

New Zealand

Dollar

Kiwi
Different Ways to Trade Forex
• Spot Market

In the spot market, currencies are traded immediately or "on the spot,"
using the current market price. What is important about this market is
its simplicity, liquidity, tight spreads, and round-the-clock operations.
• Futures
Futures are contracts to buy or sell a certain asset at a specified price on
some future date. It is a binding contract between the two parties (buyer
and the seller), which allows them to trade a certain amount of
currency pair at predetermined price in future time
Different Ways to Trade Forex
• Options
An "option" is a financial instrument that gives the buyer the right or the
option, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an asset at a specified price on
the option's expiration date. If a trader "sold" an option, then he or she
would be obliged to buy or sell an asset at a specific price at the expiration
date.
• Exchange-traded Funds
Exchange-traded funds or ETFs are an investment fund which are traded on
the stock exchanges like shares.
They are invested in a single currency or basket of currencies. The investors
who are not more inclined towards futures or forex markets uses currency
ETF's.
Benefits of Forex Trading
Time and place flexibility – As we know the market is open 24 hours each day,
so we don’t have to worry about the managing our own time.

Highly liquid market – The market is so huge, that it is extremely liquid.
Low transaction costs – The transaction costs are determined by the bid/ask spread,
is usually less than 0.1%, and in case of large dealers it may be even lower.

Margin Based Trading - Once you have funded a margin account with your broker,
you can engage in any trading activity you wish so long as you have sufficient margin
remaining in your account.
Is Forex Trading
Risk-free?

Unfortunately No!!!
There are some risks which
are associated with the
Foreign exchange trading.
Exchange Rate Risk
This type of risk can arise when there is an
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imbalanced supply and demand situation in
Second
the forex market. Solevel
traders have to be
Third level
careful, in terms of putting limits on trades
in the form of stop loss.

Interest Rate Risk
These are the risks which are related with
futures, swap and forward trading. This is
due to the fluctuations, maturity gaps and
amount mismatches occurred in the trade.
Country Risk
This risk is very crucial because of the
interference of the government involved in the
markets. Sometimes party may receive some
unexpected return due to country’s policy and
norms incorporated by government.
We Wish you a

Happy Currency Trading!!!
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Forex trading

  • 1.
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  • 3.
    • Foreign exchange refersto the exchange of currencies. • It is trading of currencies from different countries against each other. • The FX market is the place where different currencies are traded.
  • 4.
    • The foreignexchange market (FOREX Market) is the World's biggest O-T-C market or the "Interbank", market due to the fact that the entire market is run electronically, within a network of banks, continuously over a 24hour period. • More than 90% of all currencies are traded against the US Dollar (USD).
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    Reasons of ForeignExchange Trading Click to edit Master textBusiness Operations Global Click to edit Master text styles styles Second level Second level Third level Third level Profit Speculation Brokerage Purpose
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    Major Currencies Symbol Country Currency Nickname USD United States Dollar Buck EUR Euro Fiber JPY Eurozone members Japan Yen Yen GBP Great Britain Pound Cable CHF Switzerland Franc Swissy CAD Canada Dollar Loonie AUD Australia Dollar Aussie NZD New Zealand Dollar Kiwi
  • 7.
    Different Ways toTrade Forex • Spot Market In the spot market, currencies are traded immediately or "on the spot," using the current market price. What is important about this market is its simplicity, liquidity, tight spreads, and round-the-clock operations. • Futures Futures are contracts to buy or sell a certain asset at a specified price on some future date. It is a binding contract between the two parties (buyer and the seller), which allows them to trade a certain amount of currency pair at predetermined price in future time
  • 8.
    Different Ways toTrade Forex • Options An "option" is a financial instrument that gives the buyer the right or the option, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an asset at a specified price on the option's expiration date. If a trader "sold" an option, then he or she would be obliged to buy or sell an asset at a specific price at the expiration date. • Exchange-traded Funds Exchange-traded funds or ETFs are an investment fund which are traded on the stock exchanges like shares. They are invested in a single currency or basket of currencies. The investors who are not more inclined towards futures or forex markets uses currency ETF's.
  • 9.
    Benefits of ForexTrading Time and place flexibility – As we know the market is open 24 hours each day, so we don’t have to worry about the managing our own time. Highly liquid market – The market is so huge, that it is extremely liquid. Low transaction costs – The transaction costs are determined by the bid/ask spread, is usually less than 0.1%, and in case of large dealers it may be even lower. Margin Based Trading - Once you have funded a margin account with your broker, you can engage in any trading activity you wish so long as you have sufficient margin remaining in your account.
  • 10.
    Is Forex Trading Risk-free? UnfortunatelyNo!!! There are some risks which are associated with the Foreign exchange trading.
  • 11.
    Exchange Rate Risk Thistype of risk can arise when there is an Click to edit Master text styles imbalanced supply and demand situation in Second the forex market. Solevel traders have to be Third level careful, in terms of putting limits on trades in the form of stop loss. Interest Rate Risk These are the risks which are related with futures, swap and forward trading. This is due to the fluctuations, maturity gaps and amount mismatches occurred in the trade.
  • 12.
    Country Risk This riskis very crucial because of the interference of the government involved in the markets. Sometimes party may receive some unexpected return due to country’s policy and norms incorporated by government.
  • 13.
    We Wish youa Happy Currency Trading!!!
  • 14.
    Knowledge is likea line with no ends… To know in detail about this article click on the link below: https://www.educorporatebridge.com/forex/forex-trading/
  • 15.
    Be a partof edu CBA Family!!! Visit our website https://www.educorporatebridge.com/ For Free Resources https://www.educorporatebridge.com/free-courses/ Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CorporateBridgeGroup Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/corporatebridge
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