LEARN
There are many sources online to help you get started, and
many more from FX Engines and The Forex Report. Use all of
these resources to learn more about forex and gain an
understanding of the market you plan to trade.
BUILD
Find a system – we have systems published in Case Studies, or
you can find them in forums, for free. In any case, get a starting
point. Take a system that exists and try to see how it works,
then improve it. Observe the system in live trading in a demo
account. Work out all the kinks, build your script, then take it
to market.
BEGIN
Find a trading partner. It can be a reputable dealer with
manual trading or an automated platform like FX Engines
(which also supports manual trading). Once you have the
account set up and funded, trade ONE MINI CONTRACT. Do
so until you have enough confidence to build. Build slowly, cut
your losses and let your wins run. Once you have a working
system, expand it.
Drop you EC here
Monday, December 15, 2008
Monday, December 8, 2008
Between Rebates, Reward Or Rip Off
Rebates have become increasingly popular in the last few years on a lot of items and certainly on electronic items and computers. Rebates of $20, $50 or $100 are not uncommon.
I’ve even seen items advertised as “free after rebate”. Do these rebates come under the heading of “too good to be true”? Some of them do and there are “catches” to watch out for but if you are careful, rebates can help you get some really good deals.
The way a rebate works is that you pay the listed price for an item then mail in a form and the bar code to the manufacturer and they send you a refund thus reducing the price of what you paid for the item except with a time delay of several weeks.
Rule #1. Rebates from reputable companies are usually just fine.
You can be pretty sure you will get the promised rebate from Best Buy, Amazon or Dell but you should probably not count on getting one from a company you’ve never heard of. If you really want the product and are OK with paying the price listed then buy it but don’t count on actually getting the refund.
Rule #2. Check rebate expiration dates.
Many times products will stay on the shelf of a retailer after the date for sending in the rebate offer has expired so check that date carefully.
Rule #3. Be sure you have all the forms required to file for the rebate before you leave the store.
Rebates will almost always require a form to be filled out, a receipt for the purchase and a bar code.
Rule #4. Back up your rebate claim.
Make copies of everything you send in to get your rebate including the bar code. Stuff gets lost in the mail all the time and if the rebate is for $50 it’s worth the trouble to back up your claim.
I’ve even seen items advertised as “free after rebate”. Do these rebates come under the heading of “too good to be true”? Some of them do and there are “catches” to watch out for but if you are careful, rebates can help you get some really good deals.
The way a rebate works is that you pay the listed price for an item then mail in a form and the bar code to the manufacturer and they send you a refund thus reducing the price of what you paid for the item except with a time delay of several weeks.
Rule #1. Rebates from reputable companies are usually just fine.
You can be pretty sure you will get the promised rebate from Best Buy, Amazon or Dell but you should probably not count on getting one from a company you’ve never heard of. If you really want the product and are OK with paying the price listed then buy it but don’t count on actually getting the refund.
Rule #2. Check rebate expiration dates.
Many times products will stay on the shelf of a retailer after the date for sending in the rebate offer has expired so check that date carefully.
Rule #3. Be sure you have all the forms required to file for the rebate before you leave the store.
Rebates will almost always require a form to be filled out, a receipt for the purchase and a bar code.
Rule #4. Back up your rebate claim.
Make copies of everything you send in to get your rebate including the bar code. Stuff gets lost in the mail all the time and if the rebate is for $50 it’s worth the trouble to back up your claim.
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Forex trading, what the hype is all about
Forex trading is all about making big money. Some investors have found it quite easy to make a large amount of money as the forex market changes daily. Forex, is the foreign exchange market. Online and offline you will find references to the forex market as FX as well. Forex trading takes place through a broker or a financial institution often where you are able to purchase other types of stocks, bonds and investments.
When you are thinking about getting involved in the forex markets you should know you are sending money to be invested with other countries. This is done to prop up the investments of people involved in certain types of hedge funds, and in the markets overseas. The forex market could have your money invested in one market one day, and the next day your money is invested in another country. The daily changes are determined by your broker or financial institution. When reading your statements and learning more about your account, you will find that every type of currency has three letters that will represent that currency.
For example, the United States dollars is USD, the Japanese yen is JPY, and the British pound sterling will read as GBP. You will also find that for every transaction on your account listing you will see information that looks like this: JPYzzz/GBPzzz. This means that you took your Japanese yen money and invested it into something in the British pound market. You will find many transactions from one currency to another if you have money that is scattered through out the forex markets.
Forex markets trading by investment management firms are the companies you can trust with your money. You want to find a company that has been dealing with forex trading since the early seventies, and not someone just new on the block so you get the most for your hard earned money. It is important that you beware of companies that are popping up online, and often times from foreign countries that are stating they can get you involved in the forex markets and trading. Read the fine print, and know whom you are dealing with for the best possible protection.
If you are interested in trading on the forex market, you will find limits for investing are different from company to company. Often times you will learn that you need a minimum of $250 or $500 while other companies will need $1000 or $10,000. The company you are dealing with will set limits in how much you need to open an account with their company. The scams that are online will tell you, that you only need a $1 or $5 to open an account, but you need to learn more about that company and where they are doing business before investing any money, this is for your own protection while dealing in forex trading and markets online.
When you are thinking about getting involved in the forex markets you should know you are sending money to be invested with other countries. This is done to prop up the investments of people involved in certain types of hedge funds, and in the markets overseas. The forex market could have your money invested in one market one day, and the next day your money is invested in another country. The daily changes are determined by your broker or financial institution. When reading your statements and learning more about your account, you will find that every type of currency has three letters that will represent that currency.
For example, the United States dollars is USD, the Japanese yen is JPY, and the British pound sterling will read as GBP. You will also find that for every transaction on your account listing you will see information that looks like this: JPYzzz/GBPzzz. This means that you took your Japanese yen money and invested it into something in the British pound market. You will find many transactions from one currency to another if you have money that is scattered through out the forex markets.
Forex markets trading by investment management firms are the companies you can trust with your money. You want to find a company that has been dealing with forex trading since the early seventies, and not someone just new on the block so you get the most for your hard earned money. It is important that you beware of companies that are popping up online, and often times from foreign countries that are stating they can get you involved in the forex markets and trading. Read the fine print, and know whom you are dealing with for the best possible protection.
If you are interested in trading on the forex market, you will find limits for investing are different from company to company. Often times you will learn that you need a minimum of $250 or $500 while other companies will need $1000 or $10,000. The company you are dealing with will set limits in how much you need to open an account with their company. The scams that are online will tell you, that you only need a $1 or $5 to open an account, but you need to learn more about that company and where they are doing business before investing any money, this is for your own protection while dealing in forex trading and markets online.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Fundamental Analysis
Fundamental analysis comprises the examination of macroeconomic indicators, asset markets and political considerations when evaluating a nation’s currency in terms of another. Macroeconomic indicators include figures such as growth rates; as measured by Gross Domestic Product, interest rates, inflation, unemployment, money supply, foreign exchange reserves and productivity. Asset markets comprise stocks, bonds and real estate. Political considerations impact the level of confidence in a nation’s government, the climate of stability and level of certainty.
The Most Important Economic indicator :
1. NONFARM PAYROLL (NFP)
2. ISM (Institute for Supply Management)
3. CPI (Consumer Price Index)
4. PPI (Producer Price Index)
5. RETAIL SALES
6. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
7. INTERNATIONAL TRADE
8. APICS SURVEY
9. BANK RESERVE SETTLEMENT
10. EXISTING HOME SALES
Monday, November 3, 2008
Free A Lot Of Forex E-book
Free Forex E-Book Tutorial
3 Swing Trading Examples, With Charts, Instructions, And Definitions To Get You Started - Alan Fa
7 Habits Of A Higly Sucsessfull Trader
10 Minute Guide To Investing In Stocks
17 Money Making Candle Formations
17 Money Making Candlestick Formations
18 Trading Champions Share Their Keys To Top Trading Profits
80 Trading Strategies For Forex
101 Money Secrets - William Hickey
A Comparison Of Dividend Cash Flow And Earnings Approaches To Equity Valuation
A Reexamination With Intraday Data - Brooks And Kim-The Individual Investor And The Weekend Effec
A Symbolic Dynamics Approach to Volatility Prediction-(Tino, Schittenkopf, Dorffner and Dockner)
A Theory Of Intraday Patterns - Volume And Price Variability - Admati And Pfleiderer
A Complete Guide to Technical Trading Tactics 2004
Algora, Myths Of The Free Market
An Analysis Of Order Submissions On The Xetra Trading System
An Empirical Analysis Of Stock And Bond Market Liquidity
An Exploratory Analysis Of The Order Book, And Order Flow And Execution On The Saudi Stock Market
Application Of Multi-Agent Games To The Prediction Of Financial Time-Series
Ari Kiev - 1998 - Trading To Win - The Psychology Of Mastering The Markets - Isbn 0471248428 - 26
Aust Vs Int�l Equity Portfolio Journal
Avoiding Mistakes In Forex Trading -Forextrader
Barbara Star - Hidden Divergence
Barclay And Hendershott-Price Discovery And Trading After Hours
Ben Branch - The Predictive Power Of Stock Market Indicator
Big Profit Patterns Using Candlestick Signals And Gaps - Stephen W Bigalow
Bubbles, Fads and Stock Price Volatility Tests - A Partial Evaluation (West)
Building Winning Trading Systems With Tradestation - Wiley
Building Your E-Mini Trading Strategy - Giuciao Atspace Org
Buying Triggers - Larry Dotson
Can Splits Create Market Liquidity - Theory And Evidence - Anshumana And Kalay
Copy of Recognizing False Breakouts And Whipsaws
Copy of Trading Smart System Tutorial
Coreconcepts historicaltesting
Decomposing VaR - A General Analysis-(Hallerbach)
Do Stock Prices Move Too Much to be Justified by Subsequent Changes in Dividens-((Shiller)
Does An Electronic Stock Exchange Need An Upstairs Market - Bessembinder And Venkataraman
Elliott Wave Principle Forex by Balan , Robert
Explosive Profits In The Forex Market - News Trading
Forecast Improvements Using a Volatility Index-(LeBaron)
Forex Trading with Candlestick and Pattern #1
Forex Trading with Candlestick and Pattern #2
FOREX Systems Research - Practical Fibonacci Methods For Forex Trading 2005
Forex Trading Course - Turn 1 260 into 12 300 in 30 days by David C. Arena
Hidden Divergence by Barbara Star
How I Made 2 Million in the Stock Market
How Relevant is Volatility Forecasting for Financial Risk Management-(Christoffersen and Diebold)
How The Wall Street Elite Puts The Financial System At Risk - C R Geisst - Undue Influence
Investment Analysis And Price Formation In Securities Markets - Breman And Subrahmanyam
Lifestyles of the Rich and Pipped
MARKET RISK MODELS FOR INTRADAY DATA-(Giot)
Mastering Elliot Waves
Meteor Showers or Heat Waves - Heteroskedastic Intra-Daily Volatility in the Foreign Exchange Mar
Modeling Financial Markets Using Visual Basic Net And Databases To C - Benjamin Van Vliet
Modeling Liquidity Risk, With Implications For Traditional Market Risk Measurement And Management
Money Management Risk Control For Traders
Money Manager Trading Strategy
Pattern Cycles - Mastering Short-Term Trading With Technical Analysis (Traders� Library) - Alan F
Pengenalan Analisa Fundamental & Teknikal
Phoenix Booster 2 0 - 0901-1013
Price Discovery And Trading After Hours by Barclay And Hendershott
Price Discovery In Initial Public Offerings And The Role Of The Lead Underwriter - Aggarwal And C
Profitable Forex Trading Finex
Psychology Of Trading - Brett Steenbarger
Recognizing False Breakouts And Whipsaws
Settings And How To Use Phoenix 56
Statistically Speaking - A Dictionary Of Quotations - C C Gaither, A E Cavazos-Gaither
Stock Market Prediction - Bradley, Donald
Stock Patterns For Day Trading And Swing Trading - Barry Rudd
Stocks & Commodities - Developing a Trader System Combining Stochastic RSI And Bollinger Bands
Technical Analysis - How To Develop And Implement a Winning Trading System - Chande, Tushar
Technical Analysis From A To Z - Achelis, Steven
The Best Breakout Trading Principles To Apply At New Highs
THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF PREDICTING STOCK INDEX RETURNS AND VOLATILITY-(Marquering and Marno
The Insiders Guide To Trading The World Stock Markets - Andrew Willis
The Intraday Patterns Of The Spread And Depth In A Market Without Market Makers - The Stock Excha
The Master Swing Trader - Alan Farley
The Predictive Power Of Stock Market Indicator by Ben Branch
The Ultimate Guide for Phoenix
Towards a Theory of Volatility Trading-(Carr and Madan)
Trade Like Warren Buffett-(Wiley)
Trading and Hedging Local Volatility-(Kani, Derman and Kamal)
Trading Es And Nq Futures Course - Borsellino Lewis
Trading in the Zone complete and formatted - Mark_Douglas
Trading To Win - The Psychology Of Mastering The Markets - Isbn 0471248428 - 26 by Ari Kiev - 199
VALUE-AT-RISK FOR LONG AND SHORT TRADING POSITIONS-(Giot and Laurent)
VaR Analysis of Stock Returns - Historical Simulation, Variance Techniques or Tail Index Estimati
Wealth Revealed - Larry Dotson
What is Forex Trading (Indonesian)
Source : tutorialforex.net
Saturday, March 1, 2008
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