Question by Jstan: What’s the difference between spot & limit in forex ? Best answer: Answer by flying_eagleSpot price is the price of the currency in that exact point in time. So if you put through a market order, your order will be executed at or around that price (if the number moves between you seeing it and you pressing the order button). Limit price is if you are going to place limit orders. That is the maximum (if long) or minimum (if short) price you will accept to order. Good luck mate! What do you think? Answer…. Click Here to Read More
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A Currency Trading Walkthrough: Insights From a Forex Spot Monkey Who Made Millions For His Investment Bank Reviews
March 13th, 2011
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A Currency Trading Walkthrough: Insights From a Forex Spot Monkey Who Made Millions For His Investment Bank Trevor E. Matthews started his career in 2007 at a top-tier investment bank. Prior to this, Trevor had no previous foreign exchange trading experience or training.It took about a year for Trevor to figure out his trading style and how to make money. Once he got the hang of it, he never looked back – in the next two years, Trevor made his investment bank close to 8 million USD. This book is the culmination of Trevor’s efforts to produce something he would have enjoyed reading when he first started out – a mix of how-to’s, trading notes and lessons accumulated over the years,…. Click Here to Read More
TNSC wants spot forex rates for freight payments
November 2nd, 2010
kk TNSC wants spot forex rates for freight payments The Thai National Shippers Council has asked the Bank of Thailand to allow operators to use the spot rate for freight payments to reduce their foreignexchange risks. Read more on The Nation – Thailand’s English news Forex: US dollar strengthens on robust ISM report FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – The US dollar received a boost across the board, after the US ISM manufacturing report beat out analysts´expectations. Read more on The Forex Market Forex: USD/CAD retreats from 1.0200 FXstreet.com (Córdoba) – USD/CAD reached a fresh daily high at 1.0202 but it was rejected from those levels and pulled back to 1.0170. Currently the…. Click Here to Read More
What would be a good way to learn to trade spot forex?
August 9th, 2010
kk Where I live, the government encourage us to go into investing what we earn, as we lack natural resources. However, I am new to spot forex although less distracting variety of counters to study/monitor Where I live, there are only market-makers-brokers around it seems, and they do not provide much…. Click Here to Read More
Forex Spot Market -
May 7th, 2010
kk Forex Spot Market Have you ever given a gold ring to your friend as a token of your true love? Gold has been the most precious metal from the dawn of civilization. It is still considered to be the ultimate currency and the ultimate store of value in times of political uncertainty. For the last ten years, the gold market is in a secular uptrend with the spot prices having recently breached the historical barrier of $1,200 per troy ounce. After that there was a retracement and the prices did come down to around $1,100 per ounce but this uptrend is expected to continue for sometime. In the last decade, many investors turned towards forex after the historic crash in the stock market. Many small…. Click Here to Read More
Forex Wave Theory: A Technical Analysis for Spot and Futures Curency Traders
March 9th, 2010
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Product DescriptionDiscover a New Approach to Analyzing Price Fluctuations in the Foreign Exchange Market Forex Wave Theory provides spot currency speculators and commodity futures traders with an innovative new approach to analyzing price fluctuations in the foreign exchange. Written by Jim Bickford, a successful veteran online spot currency trader, this expert financial tool explains the four most significant categories within technical analysis_pattern recognition, econometric models, crossover trading systems, and wave theory_and includes critical definitions of technical terms. Forex Wave Theory examines in detail different…. Click Here to Read More
Spot Forex Trading – Parallel and Inverse Analysis
March 4th, 2010
kk Very few spot forex traders conduct any form of parallel and inverse analysis of the major currency pairs an exotic currency pairs to determine the best way to trade the forex market on a day-to-day basis. Forex traders do this in spite of the fact that it would be nearly impossible to trade the forex successfully not knowing where the overall strength and weakness was in the spot forex across multiple pairs or the entire forex market. Lets look at some examples. Many forex traders like to trade the GBP/USD and they spend countless hours losing sleep waiting to trade this currency pair even when no trends or parallel/inverse currency pair confirmation is available. Losses occur and…. Click Here to Read More
Spot Forex Trading – Multiple Timeframe Analysis for the Spot Forex
March 3rd, 2010
kk Multiple time frame analysis is the inspection of forex trend indicators, starting with the largest trends and timeframes, and working backwards down through successively smaller timeframes to see how the smaller timeframes and trends feed the larger ones. When the smaller timeframes are in agreement with the larger forex trends you can enter a spot forex trade. If no forex trends exist the smaller timeframes and trends will, at some point, build a larger trends. Multiple timeframe analysis has been around for nearly 25 years. The MTFA method is applicable to stock and commodities trading, equity options and the spot forex trading. The method is applicable to any currency pair. We are…. Click Here to Read More
Spot Forex Trading – The Forex Heatmap
February 20th, 2010
kk The Forex Heatmap ™ is now available to all spot forex traders. The Forex Heatmap ™ gives any spot forex trader an easy to in interpret data visualization tool that organizes the data from 20 currency pairs into a visual map of the spot forex for fast and accurate spot forex trade entry decisions. The vast majority of forex traders don’t know the condition of the forex market when they enter a spot forex trade. There are two reasons for this. The first reason is ignorance. Most forex traders trade one pair like the EUR/USD and are looking at standard forex technical indicators on one timeframe. They continuously force trades into the EUR/USD when there is no trade there at…. Click Here to Read More
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