Showing posts with label Forex margin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forex margin. Show all posts

Sunday, 24 August 2014

POUND REMAİNS WEEK AS CONFİDENCE REACHES RECORD LOW

The Great Britain strengthened a little yesterday as the retail sales rose last month, but the currency hasn't been able to retain its upward momentum and currently moves without a clear direction.
The volume of the UK retail sales increased 0.6 percent in October from September, following the 0.5 percent increase in the preceding month. That’s much better than market expectations of a 0.2 percent drop. The value of the sales rose 0.7 percent. The report noted that small stores performed better than larger ones.

Saturday, 21 September 2013

What is forex?

Forex stands for foreign exchange. Sometimes its also called FX.

A simple way to understand the foreign exchange market is to think of it as changing money when you travel abroad. When you alter money, you sell money and buy another at the current exchange rate. This is because the worth of your own money is not equal to the worth of the money you require to buy. In effect, you have traded money and this is similar to foreign exchange trading.

Tuesday, 10 September 2013

What Is Forex Margin Trading?

In the world of forex, margin trading (or "buying on margin", or "trading on margin") means trading with short-term borrowed capital. Margin is thus a form of borrowed money or debt. This borrowed capital is used to buy much more currency that you’d be able to purchase ordinarily (unless you have hundreds of thousands of dollars available). In the forex market, currencies are usually traded in lots, with a standard lot being $100,000. (The forex market is a highly leveraged market.)