Forex Money Report

31 03 2008

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FOREX (FOReign EXchange market) is an international foreign exchange market, where money is sold and bought freely. In its present condition FOREX was launched in the 1970s, when free exchange rates were introduced, and only the participants of the market determine the price of one currency against the other proceeding from supply and demand.

 

As far as the freedom from any external control and free competition are concerned, FOREX is a perfect market. It is also the biggest liquid financial market. According to various assessments, money masses in the market constitute from 1 to 2 trillion US dollars a day. (It is impossible to determine an absolutely exact number because trading is not centralized on an exchange.)

 

Transactions are conducted all over the world via telecommunications 24 hours a day from 00:00 GMT on Monday to 10:00 pm GMT on Friday. Practically in every time zone (that is, in Frankfurt-on-Main, London, New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, etc.) there are dealers who will quote currencies.

 

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Risk Control and Money Management in Futures Trading

26 08 2007

 

1. Only trade with risk capital and be aware of the risk of losing.
2. Never trade with an underfunded account. Suggested minimum – $5000 US.

3. Never overtrade; adhere to your risk management rules.

a) Never risk more than 5 to 10% of your capital on any one trade.
b) Never risk more than 40% of your capital on all trades combined.

c) Always leave 25% of your capitol as a margin reserve.

4. Use stop loss orders based on technical support and resistance rather than a dollar based stop. Or use options for protection instead of a stop-loss.

5. Define specific risk and profit objectives before trading.

6. Reduce you trading after first loss, never increase; use percentage of capital as guide to size of trades.

7. Avoid the natural tendency toward increasing your trading after a long period of success or a period of profitable trades; use percentage of capitol as guide to size of trades.

8. Never turn a profit into a loss. Raise your stop loss so as to lock in profits.

9. Your risk should be equally distributed. Trade in two or three different commodity products and use a number of trading systems; diversify.

10. Never average a losser.

11. Add to a winner. Increase your risk exposure to the market that is going with you.

12. Never take a loss without ask ‘why?’ Learn from your trading mistakes. Keep a Trading Journal.