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ACCESS TO GLOBAL
INVESTMENT OPPORTINITIES…

An introduction to Foreign Currency
      and Commodity Trading

                By
           GREENVAULTFX
WHAT IS FOREX?
   FOREX = FOReign Exchange.
   You can trade 24 hours a day.
   The FOREX is larger than all other financial markets COMBINED.
   Forex or Foreign Exchange is the simultaneous buying of one currency and the
    selling of another.
   The Foreign Exchange (FOREX) market is a cash (or “spot”) interbank market
    established in 1971 when floating exchange rates began to materialize. This market
    is the arena in which the currency of one country is exchanged for those of another
    and where settlements for international business are made.
   The FOREX is a group of approximately 6500 currency trading institutions, including
    international banks, government central banks and commercial companies.
LEVELS OF A TRADER
   LEVEL ONE: Beginner Trader - To study and paper trade for a minimum of one
    month with imaginary money, gaining the experience required to establish a track
    record of profitable performance.

   LEVEL TWO: Advanced Beginner - To trade one or two lots with real money,
    working through emotions and establishing a track record of making money.

   LEVEL THREE: Competent Trader - To trade in control with equity management,
    achieving a financial return.

   LEVEL FOUR: Proficient Trader - To trade based on my belief, education, and
    experience and achieves a financial return.

   LEVEL FIVE: Expert Trader - To mechanically execute profitable trades with no
    emotion.
THE 10 KEYS TO SUCCESSFUL TRADING

   Key 1: Equity Management
   Key 2: Buy and Sell Signals
   Key 3: Bulls vs. Bears – Introduction to Highs, Lows, Support and
    Resistance
   Key 4: Price Swings
   Key 5: Fibonacci Ratios
   Key 6: Trends and Trend lines
   Key 7: Trading Trends with Fibonacci Ratios
   Key 8: Trading Trend Reversals or “The King’s Crown”
   Key 9: Trading Consolidation with Fundamental Announcements
   Key 10: Protective Stop Losses and Law in Trading
CHARACTERISTICS OF FX MARKET
   Largest of all financial markets with average daily turnover of over $2 trillion!
   66% of all foreign exchange transactions involve cross-border counterparties.
   Only 11% of daily spot transactions involve non-financial customers.
   London is the largest FX market.
   US dollar involved in 87% of all transactions.
             The foreign exchange market is the mechanism by which participants:
       transfer purchasing power between countries;
       obtain or provide credit for international trade transactions, and
       minimize exposure to the risks of exchange rate changes.
INCREASING TURNOVER
HOW DOES IT WORK…
  Individual trader connected to each other through a network of licensed broker & exchanges




         Traders                                                                  Traders
                           Broker            Exchange             Broker




                                                Broker



Globally there are…
…100s of exchanges
…1,000s of brokers
…1,000,000s of traders                       Traders
WHO ARE THE VARIOUS STAKEHOLDERS…
Individual trader connected to each other through a network of licensed broker & exchanges
                                         Government &
                                        Quasi Government




                                                                                 Traders
 Traders
                          Broker          Exchange             Broker




      Pvt Large Brokers                     Broker
                                                                           Traders can be
                                                                           Traders       be
                                                                        individuals, banks,
                                                                             institutional
                                                                              investors,
                                                                        governments, large
                                         Traders                          corporations etc
                                                                            corporations
MARKET PARTICIPANTS
   Banks and a few nonbank foreign exchange dealers operate in both the interbank and
    client markets.
   They profit from buying foreign exchange at a “bid” price and reselling it at a slightly
    higher “offer” or “ask” price.
   Dealers in the foreign exchange department of large international banks often function
    as “market makers.”
   These dealers stand willing at all times to buy and sell those currencies in which they
    specialize and thus maintain an “inventory” position in those currencies
   Central banks and treasuries use the market to acquire or spend their country’s foreign
    exchange reserves as well as to influence the price at which their own currency is
    traded.
   They may act to support the value of their own currency because of policies adopted at
    the national level or because of commitments entered into through membership in
    joint agreements such as the European Monetary System.
   The motive is not to earn a profit as such, but rather to influence the foreign exchange
    value of their currency in a manner that will benefit the interests of their citizens.
   As willing loss takers, central banks and treasuries differ in motive from all other market
    participants.
MARKET TIME
IMPORTANT CURRENCIES
TYPES OF ACTIVITIES

   Speculation
       An activity that leaves one open to exchange rate fluctuations where
          one aims to make a profit.
   Hedging
       Allows the firm to transfer exchange rate risk inherent in foreign
          currency transactions or positions.
   Arbitrage – take advantage of inconsistent prices to make risk-free profits.
    These profits are unlikely to last long.
FACTORS INFLUENCING CURRENCY PRICES
Fundamental or Technical
  The two basic approaches to analyzing the currency market are Fundamental Analysis and
   Technical Analysis. The fundamental analyst concentrates on the underlying causes of
   price movements, while the technical analyst studies the price movements themselves.
Fundamental Analysis
       Economic (GDP growth, Trade gap, unemployment, interest rates, inflation, etc)
       Social/Political (pending elections, change in governments, change in government
        policies, wars, terrorist attacks etc)
       Geopolitical forces (earth quakes, tsunamis, floods, draught, failure of monsoons
        etc)
    These drive supply and demand.
    Be aware when announcement are due. Sometimes the expert are wrong and get
       caught by unpredictable actions.
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
    Technical analysis focuses on the study of price movements. Historical currency
     data is use to forecast the direction of future prices.

    The primary tools of the technical analyst are charts. Charts are used to identify
     trends and patterns in order to find profit opportunities. Being able to identify
     trends in their earliest stage of development is the key to technical analysis.
PRICE QUOTE
    Foreign currency dealers provide two quotes:
    Bid Price: Price at which the dealer is willing to buy foreign currency from
    you.
    Ask Price: Price at which the dealer is willing to sell foreign currency to you.
   It is always the case that the Ask Price > Bid Price. The difference is the Bid-
    Ask spread.
   The less traded and more volatile a currency, the greater is the spread.
THE THREE ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES
   Market action discounts everything
      The actual price is a reflection of everything that is known to the market that could
        affect it, for example, supply and demand, political factors and market sentiment.
        The pure technical analyst is only concerned with price movements, not with the
        reasons for any changes.
   Prices move in trends
      Technical analysis identifies patterns of market behavior that have long been
        recognized as significant. For many given patterns there is a high probability that
        they will produce the expected results. There are recognized patterns that repeat
        themselves on a consistent basis .
   History repeats itself
      Forex chart patterns have been recognized and categorized for years and the
        manner in which many patterns are repeated leads to the conclusion that human
        psychology changes little over time.
2 SIMPLE STEPS TO START TRADING IN
        FOREX
   Sign agreement
     with broker                                                   Exchange



                    1




                                                           Chicago Futures Exchange



                                                                        Anywhere
    India                      New Zealand
                            Segregated account with
From SB Account
Transfer Minimum        2   Greenvault FX Managed online
                            by the user directly through
US $ 5,000
                            username and password
                                                              Earnings can be repatriated
                                                              back to India or forwarded to
                                                              any of your accounts anywhere
REGULATIONS RELATED TO FOREX TRADING IN
INDIA
   Resident Indians can trade in currency through various Indian financial institutions
    today
   However, currently the resident Indians cannot trade in currency pairs not involving
    the Indian Rupee, (like the USD/GBP) with any scheduled bank or such other agency
    falling under the regulatory purview of the Reserve Bank of India
   Therefore to trade in such currency pairs, one will have to transact Forex trades
    outside India
   RBI, through the provisions in the Master Circular No.05 /2009-10 dated July 1, 2009
    under Clause A-13 Liberalized Remittance Scheme of USD 200,000 for Resident
    Individuals resident Indians can remit up to USD 200K per annum out of India without
    RBI clearance
   RBI also confirms that resident individuals are free to acquire and hold immovable
    property or shares (of listed companies or otherwise) or debt instruments or any other
    asset outside India without prior approval of the Reserve Bank.
   Individuals can also open, maintain and hold foreign currency accounts with a bank
    outside India for making remittances under the Scheme without prior approval of the
    Reserve Bank.
Greenvault FX is headquartered in New Zealand and is authorized and regulated by
Financial Services Complaints Ltd (FSCL) of New Zealand. We are an international
brokerage house in the Forex Exchange trading providing top quality financial and
investment services all over the world.
Trading currencies, precious metals, energy and commodities; advanced technologies to
meet the individual needs of beginners or experts along with transparency and security
are the key services that Greenvault FX offers its Clients.




Our mission is to provide exemplified service, be it a retail or institutional client in the
online Forex trading. We aim at customer-focused policy to foster long term and
mutually rewarding relationship with our clients. We work on the entire element like
technology, education, support, information that would help our clients make better
informed trading decisions.
All u need is to be successful in Forex Market




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Greenvault

  • 1. ACCESS TO GLOBAL INVESTMENT OPPORTINITIES… An introduction to Foreign Currency and Commodity Trading By GREENVAULTFX
  • 2. WHAT IS FOREX?  FOREX = FOReign Exchange.  You can trade 24 hours a day.  The FOREX is larger than all other financial markets COMBINED.  Forex or Foreign Exchange is the simultaneous buying of one currency and the selling of another.  The Foreign Exchange (FOREX) market is a cash (or “spot”) interbank market established in 1971 when floating exchange rates began to materialize. This market is the arena in which the currency of one country is exchanged for those of another and where settlements for international business are made.  The FOREX is a group of approximately 6500 currency trading institutions, including international banks, government central banks and commercial companies.
  • 3. LEVELS OF A TRADER  LEVEL ONE: Beginner Trader - To study and paper trade for a minimum of one month with imaginary money, gaining the experience required to establish a track record of profitable performance.  LEVEL TWO: Advanced Beginner - To trade one or two lots with real money, working through emotions and establishing a track record of making money.  LEVEL THREE: Competent Trader - To trade in control with equity management, achieving a financial return.  LEVEL FOUR: Proficient Trader - To trade based on my belief, education, and experience and achieves a financial return.  LEVEL FIVE: Expert Trader - To mechanically execute profitable trades with no emotion.
  • 4. THE 10 KEYS TO SUCCESSFUL TRADING  Key 1: Equity Management  Key 2: Buy and Sell Signals  Key 3: Bulls vs. Bears – Introduction to Highs, Lows, Support and Resistance  Key 4: Price Swings  Key 5: Fibonacci Ratios  Key 6: Trends and Trend lines  Key 7: Trading Trends with Fibonacci Ratios  Key 8: Trading Trend Reversals or “The King’s Crown”  Key 9: Trading Consolidation with Fundamental Announcements  Key 10: Protective Stop Losses and Law in Trading
  • 5. CHARACTERISTICS OF FX MARKET  Largest of all financial markets with average daily turnover of over $2 trillion!  66% of all foreign exchange transactions involve cross-border counterparties.  Only 11% of daily spot transactions involve non-financial customers.  London is the largest FX market.  US dollar involved in 87% of all transactions. The foreign exchange market is the mechanism by which participants:  transfer purchasing power between countries;  obtain or provide credit for international trade transactions, and  minimize exposure to the risks of exchange rate changes.
  • 7. HOW DOES IT WORK… Individual trader connected to each other through a network of licensed broker & exchanges Traders Traders Broker Exchange Broker Broker Globally there are… …100s of exchanges …1,000s of brokers …1,000,000s of traders Traders
  • 8. WHO ARE THE VARIOUS STAKEHOLDERS… Individual trader connected to each other through a network of licensed broker & exchanges Government & Quasi Government Traders Traders Broker Exchange Broker Pvt Large Brokers Broker Traders can be Traders be individuals, banks, institutional investors, governments, large Traders corporations etc corporations
  • 9. MARKET PARTICIPANTS  Banks and a few nonbank foreign exchange dealers operate in both the interbank and client markets.  They profit from buying foreign exchange at a “bid” price and reselling it at a slightly higher “offer” or “ask” price.  Dealers in the foreign exchange department of large international banks often function as “market makers.”  These dealers stand willing at all times to buy and sell those currencies in which they specialize and thus maintain an “inventory” position in those currencies  Central banks and treasuries use the market to acquire or spend their country’s foreign exchange reserves as well as to influence the price at which their own currency is traded.  They may act to support the value of their own currency because of policies adopted at the national level or because of commitments entered into through membership in joint agreements such as the European Monetary System.  The motive is not to earn a profit as such, but rather to influence the foreign exchange value of their currency in a manner that will benefit the interests of their citizens.  As willing loss takers, central banks and treasuries differ in motive from all other market participants.
  • 12. TYPES OF ACTIVITIES  Speculation  An activity that leaves one open to exchange rate fluctuations where one aims to make a profit.  Hedging  Allows the firm to transfer exchange rate risk inherent in foreign currency transactions or positions.  Arbitrage – take advantage of inconsistent prices to make risk-free profits. These profits are unlikely to last long.
  • 13. FACTORS INFLUENCING CURRENCY PRICES Fundamental or Technical The two basic approaches to analyzing the currency market are Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis. The fundamental analyst concentrates on the underlying causes of price movements, while the technical analyst studies the price movements themselves. Fundamental Analysis  Economic (GDP growth, Trade gap, unemployment, interest rates, inflation, etc)  Social/Political (pending elections, change in governments, change in government policies, wars, terrorist attacks etc)  Geopolitical forces (earth quakes, tsunamis, floods, draught, failure of monsoons etc) These drive supply and demand. Be aware when announcement are due. Sometimes the expert are wrong and get caught by unpredictable actions.
  • 14. TECHNICAL ANALYSIS  Technical analysis focuses on the study of price movements. Historical currency data is use to forecast the direction of future prices.  The primary tools of the technical analyst are charts. Charts are used to identify trends and patterns in order to find profit opportunities. Being able to identify trends in their earliest stage of development is the key to technical analysis.
  • 15. PRICE QUOTE Foreign currency dealers provide two quotes: Bid Price: Price at which the dealer is willing to buy foreign currency from you. Ask Price: Price at which the dealer is willing to sell foreign currency to you.  It is always the case that the Ask Price > Bid Price. The difference is the Bid- Ask spread.  The less traded and more volatile a currency, the greater is the spread.
  • 16. THE THREE ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES  Market action discounts everything  The actual price is a reflection of everything that is known to the market that could affect it, for example, supply and demand, political factors and market sentiment. The pure technical analyst is only concerned with price movements, not with the reasons for any changes.  Prices move in trends  Technical analysis identifies patterns of market behavior that have long been recognized as significant. For many given patterns there is a high probability that they will produce the expected results. There are recognized patterns that repeat themselves on a consistent basis .  History repeats itself  Forex chart patterns have been recognized and categorized for years and the manner in which many patterns are repeated leads to the conclusion that human psychology changes little over time.
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  • 18. REGULATIONS RELATED TO FOREX TRADING IN INDIA  Resident Indians can trade in currency through various Indian financial institutions today  However, currently the resident Indians cannot trade in currency pairs not involving the Indian Rupee, (like the USD/GBP) with any scheduled bank or such other agency falling under the regulatory purview of the Reserve Bank of India  Therefore to trade in such currency pairs, one will have to transact Forex trades outside India  RBI, through the provisions in the Master Circular No.05 /2009-10 dated July 1, 2009 under Clause A-13 Liberalized Remittance Scheme of USD 200,000 for Resident Individuals resident Indians can remit up to USD 200K per annum out of India without RBI clearance  RBI also confirms that resident individuals are free to acquire and hold immovable property or shares (of listed companies or otherwise) or debt instruments or any other asset outside India without prior approval of the Reserve Bank.  Individuals can also open, maintain and hold foreign currency accounts with a bank outside India for making remittances under the Scheme without prior approval of the Reserve Bank.
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