Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Forex Dealing

A trader attempts to profit from buying or selling currencies by implementing Fundamental and Technical analysis to help decide which way a currency is likelyA trader attempts to profit from buying or selling currencies by implementing Fundamental and Technical analysis to help decide which way a currency is likely to move. Countries having secure governments and world renowned banks with robust economies and low inflation are the ones whose currencies are most favoured and are most commonly referred to as the ‘major currencies’. A trader can trade Japanese Yen, European Euro and British Pound in any combination as they are the most common currencies traded along with U.S. Dollar. These currency pairs are known to be the most liquid as well. One can also trade the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand Dollars as well as the Swiss Franc making for 19 total trading instruments when accounting for all the cross pairs. Other smaller world currencies are not offered as they are too illiquid and difficult to trade. to move.

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