Introduction Of Fofex Trading

An introduction to the foreign exchange market, the world's largest market, where approximately $2 trillion worth of currency is swapped every day. In this course you will learn why almost all individuals and businesses must participate in this market, and the reasons why people want to speculate in forex, including:

• Availability of very high leverage.
• The absence of any short selling restrictions.
• Very flexible hours and lack of manipulation and slippage.
• Forex is an attractive, alternative, and indicative asset class.

So why trade Forex? There are many reasons to trade Forex and this lesson will discuss several of them, each of which might induce a novice trader to take the plunge into Forex trading. When you have finished the lesson, you will understand the opportunities available in the Forex markets.

So, why trade Forex? Once the reasons become clear, many are eager to jump on the bandwagon. Why trade Forex? To make money, of course, would have to be one of the main reasons! In this lesson, we will show the difference between trading Foorex and other exchange-based markets, and why trading Forex through a broker can be very profitable..

What actually takes place when you trade Forex? What does it mean when we talk about "currency pairs"? How do currency pairs work?
The concept of Forex trading can be a little tricky to grasp. Trading stock involves the buying and selling of a piece of a company while Forex trading involves buying a portion of a country’s currency. The price of one currency in a currency pair is measured against another currency. It’s like going to the bank and exchanging a dollar for a euro. You are selling your dollar and buying a euro or a part of a euro.
The Euro/US Dollar is a currency pair. This lesson will go into more detail regarding the currency pairs list.

What actually causes the market price of anything to move?
The answer is the interaction of supply and demand.
How does supply and demand affect prices?
In this lesson, we will show how the supply and demand for the two currencies that make up a currency pair move its market price from moment to moment.