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Sunday, March 1, 2009

new to forex







What is Forex?
Forex, also called the Foreign Exchange Market, is the world's largest financial market, where traders buy and sell different currencies.


Why trade Forex?
Here's a look at today's Forex market [click to see]. Note the price fluctuations. If you buy low and sell high, you make profits. If the market moves against you, then you incur losses. Unlike the stock market, when one currency goes down, there's always another currency going up, making Forex attractive to banks and hedge funds, business and retail investors.


How do I know what currencies to buy or sell?
When dealing with any market, there are two general approaches traders use to estimate how the market will move. The first, technical analysis, focuses on price patterns and uses charting tools to discover them. The second, fundamental analysis, accredits price fluctuations as being a product of economic and political events. Click here to view our free online training video!


How does leverage work?

Leverage enhances your profit potential while also increasing your risk of loss. With a leverage of 100:1, you are allowed to purchase up to 100 units of another currency with just 1 dollar. Click here to learn more about leverage.


How much should I start with?
The minimum deposit to start trading live at Forex Club is $10. However, $10 won't get you far. Even if you are a great trader, an account this small won't yield more than several dollars a day. If you are aiming for greater results, consider starting with a larger account. We recommend starting with $500. This will gain you access to Autochartist, a chart analysis service that identifies quality trading opportunities and emerging trends in real-time.


How do I get started on Forex?
Getting started with Forex has never been easier. All you need is a computer, an Internet connection and a program called Trading Platform. Install the trading platform on your computer and try Forex trading with 5,000 virtual dollars. Sign up for a free demo account

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