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  • Seeing the Hidden Pictures in the Forex Market

    Posted by admin on January 13th, 2009 and filed under free forex charts | No Comments »

    What do you see when you're looking at forex trading charts? Why do other traders win? Why do others lose? The ability to make decisions that generate profit over and over has to do with what pictures you see when you look at your charts.

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    Lows and Highs in Stocks

    Posted by admin on January 11th, 2009 and filed under free forex charts | 4 Comments »

    In stocks, traders and investors base their bids/asks, or buy and sell on lows and highs. The high and low in some instances have pips, currencies, spreads, or shares involved.

    Most people in the trading industry will use charts to keep updated on pips. Pips are what traders call percentages factored into points. The percentages are quotes that determine the price set on currencies. The charts help these traders to keep track so they know when to buy and sell.

    In the business, small and large banking institutions, as well as large and small companies invest in stocks, or Forex exchange. Using charts, the traders are provided quotes on both sides, which make up ask and bid phrase, depending on the stock market. The bids make up pricing, which is prompted once indicators within programs alert traders on Base Exchange that occurs between buying currencies on opposing sides. Once the alerts come in, the trader may select “ask” has the pricing occurs. The trader bases exchange on his, ‘ask’ which could flip at the drop of a dime.

    Quotes enable traders to set their marks on pips, which can decide decimals that rise over the averages. In stocks, decimals convert in some instances to match exchange within the currencies of a sole country. Decimals base values, which are constant at all times.

    One of the largest industries and growing is Forex. The foreign market exchanges currencies in stocks that have reached in the trillions of dollar brackets. That is trillions in a sole industry. This fiscal market has made the highest mark in the stock market industry. The market has overridden the largest United States equity branches.

    Charts are employed in Forex. The guides, aid traders by allowing them to read, interpret through indicators, which send signals. Within the charts are treks, basic strategies, powers, and so on.

    Anyone intending to get in on stocks or in the stock market, should take time to learn about highs/lows, bid/asks, charts, pips, spreads and so on to avoid increasing the high risks. Staying informed is the key to successfully gaining in any stock exchange. Still, you want to choose charts and information that offers you precision in the stock market, Forex exchange markets and other stock industries.

    Your best solution for just starting out is to download free charts that allow you to monitor and analyze, while exploring pips, spreads, highs, lows, currencies and so on in stocks.

    suggest me some good sites which provide free charts for equity&derivative stocks, forex & bullion?

    Posted by admin on January 9th, 2009 and filed under free forex charts | 7 Comments »


    yahoo finance charts and icharts give free charts

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    Who is the Forex Market?

    Posted by admin on January 4th, 2009 and filed under free forex charts | 7 Comments »

    The forex market, “Spot FX market” or foreign exchange market is made up of two main groups.

    The one is the interbank market which consists of banks and other institutions who trade with one another on a daily basis.

    The total turnover is estimated at 1.5 trillion US dollars per day and the banks trade with each other in the millions and multimillions.

    As for the other portion making up the forex market, we are talking about the retail investor. This is any person who trades with their own capital either through the technology of the internet or via some other way, such as by telephone with a broker.

    Retail investors tend not to move markets because the trades they place are insignificant in size to those of the banks.

    Until fairly recently, it was very difficult for the retail investor to trade with the banks, especially intraday and with similar spreads as those offered within bank trading floors.

    However, with the advent of the internet and technology, brokerage firms have cropped up all over the place providing a middle-man who allows the retail investor to trade with very similar spreads to the banks themselves, in realtime.

    The advantage of this to the trader is that the broker, because most trades occur only in his books in reality, requires only a “margin deposit” to allow the home-trader to be able to control vast sums of real currency and hence make big profits with small capital.

    For example, if a broker offers 100:1 leverage, the investor need only give the security of $1000 (in other words have at least $1000 free capital to place on the trade as security) to the broker in order to control $100,000 – or 1 lot – of currency.

    This allows for losses and would mean each 4th decimal place movement of the currency pair price (eg – GBP/USD = 1.7689 – 1/7690) which may occur within seconds of placing the trade will be worth $10.
    It would only take a change of 20 points (ie 1.7689 – 1.7709) to make a profit of $200 in a long.

    The price would have to move considerably for the trader to actually lose that $1000 although it is possible for the market to move more than 100 points. Risk management such as setting a “stop loss” of 20 points would ensure a maximum loss of 20 points could be set as protection from further losses in the case of unexpected market movement.

    So, in order to trade, we must trade through the environment of the margin broker. This is advantageous to us, in that we need a lot less capital to control fairly vast amounts of currency easily, legally and with real high profit potential on a daily basis.

    What is required is an understanding of fundamental analysis and a sound technical strategy in the author’s opinion. The rest is abitrary. Most importantly, though, it must be said, trade only what you can afford to lose. Becoming a winner takes persistence and time in front of the charts.

    Any site on which I can do tech analysis instantaneously 4 intraday trading.BSE NSE no use Yaool late 20 mts?

    Posted by admin on January 1st, 2009 and filed under free forex charts | 1 Comment »

    In order to do technical analysis for day trading I want to have web site that provides real time charts and host of technical indicators to work on. BSE & NSE are not of much use and Yahoo Finance is late by 20 minutes and therfore not of any value for day traders. I dont mind paying if there is no free site but even after payment if I am linked to yahoo finance it is of no use. I am operating from India. I am sure some knowledgable Indian brother trader or investor or professional can understand my problem and help me out.If possible give me the indicators you are working with for intraday trading only. I intend working only in stocks for the time being and not in futures or derivatives or forex or commodities.
    Many thanks in anticipation.

    hellow friend !
    **** nobody seems to be interested in this forum to reply you because most of the participants are busy here in replying the questions related to love, sex, dating etc.
    really, i don't know more about your question, otherwise i would definitely repllied you.
    however, you can search it on www.google.com or any other search engine websites.

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    Any site on which I can do tech analysis instantaneously 4 intraday trading.BSE NSE no use Yaool late 20 mts?

    Posted by admin on December 30th, 2008 and filed under free forex charts | 9 Comments »

    In order to do technical analysis for day trading I want to have web site that provides real time charts and host of technical indicators to work on. BSE & NSE are not of much use and Yahoo Finance is late by 20 minutes and therfore not of any value for day traders. I dont mind paying if there is no free site but even after payment if I am linked to yahoo finance it is of no use. I am operating from India. I am sure some knowledgable Indian brother trader or investor or professional can understand my problem and help me out.If possible give me the indicators you are working with for intraday trading only. I intend working only in stocks for the time being and not in futures or derivatives or forex or commodities.
    Many thanks in anticipation.

    go to : www.investopedia.com

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