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		<title>Learn Currency Trading Online</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 30 Dec 2009 21:18:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As the economic struggles continue and more and more people are trying to find a way to make extra money, there is increasing interest in trading the Forex market.   Why?   One reason is that Forex trading occurs 24 hours a day, so people who have a day job can trade in the evening, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As the economic struggles continue and more and more people are trying to find a way to make extra money, there is increasing interest in trading the Forex market.   Why?   One reason is that Forex trading occurs 24 hours a day, so people who have a day job can trade in the evening, and those with evening jobs can trade during the day.   Also, it&#8217;s not very expensive to get into Forex.  These and other reasons make Forex an attractive opportunity for creating a second income.   But it&#8217;s not as easy as it sounds.<span id="more-151"></span><br />
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Forex trading is particularly risky, and every dollar that you devote to trading may well be a dollar that you lose to trading.   As a source of income it&#8217;s rather tricky, and you should not even consider it unless you can take the time to learn how to do it successfully.   <a title="Teach Yourself Forex Trading" href="http://www.tantalusonline.com/forex-tester.htm" target="_blank">Learning to trade</a> in the Foreign Currency Exchange market takes time and before you devote your hard earned money you need to decide on the method you&#8217;ll use to teach yourself Forex trading.</p>
<p>Reading is the most effective way of learning Forex, and you can start for free by reading articles such as this one.  Scour the online article publishers and you&#8217;ll soon be overwhelmed with the information available.   Blogs and forums devoted to Forex are also great sources of information.   All these free sources, though, are unedited and you must try to determine for yourself what information is coming from a knowledgeable source and what is not.  Many people like to pass themselves off as experts; you are responsible for picking who to believe.</p>
<p>For more reliable information there are courses and books available, but of course there is a cost involved.   Most courses will cost thousands of dollars, but if you&#8217;re serious about becoming a successful trader it may be worth considering taking advantage of the knowledge and experience of the professionals who runs these classes.   Of course, you should still do research before plunking down your money to ensure that the course is worth it.</p>
<p>If you are determined to teach yourself Forex trading you should also think about <a title="Teach Yourself Forex Trading" href="http://www.tantalusonline.com/forex-tester.htm" target="_blank">currency trading simulation software</a>.   This is one of the best ways (in conjunction with lots of reading) to become successful because such software allows you to practice what you learn in your own time at your own pace and without risking your own money.   Once you pay for the program, your costs are capped.   Then you just devote time testing and trying ideas, researching trading methods and perfecting your strategies using real market data.   The best currency trading simulation software allows you to program your own automated strategies as well, and that can be the most valuable tool in your Forex training arsenal.</p>
<p>Whether you rely on free online information, professional training courses or your own practice using <a title="Currency Trading Simulation Software" href="http://currencytradingsimulationsoftware.wordpress.com" target="_blank">Forex simulation software</a>, you absolutely must get an education before you start trading.   Avoid the temptation to learn by losing and you&#8217;ll get much more return for your time, effort and of course your money.</p>
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		<title>Let&#8217;s Talk About Trading</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 24 Nov 2009 17:03:49 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Tantalus</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[The world of foreign currency trading is a vast landscape filled with conflicting opinions, unsubstantiated (and sometimes unexamined) information, vague feelings and often just plain superstitions.  Every trader I know wants to have a solid, logical basis to what they&#8217;re doing but the Forex world is so heavily laced with BS that it&#8217;s nearly impossible [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The world of foreign currency trading is a vast landscape filled with conflicting opinions, unsubstantiated (and sometimes unexamined) information, vague feelings and often just plain superstitions.  Every trader I know wants to have a solid, logical basis to what they&#8217;re doing but the Forex world is so heavily laced with BS that it&#8217;s nearly impossible for most to have any sense of whether their path makes any sense or not.  In my view, the key to solving this conundrum is to share information, examine it, discuss it, and when appropriate to put it to the test.  Logically, scientifically and openly.<span id="more-3"></span><br />
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Some people feel that such openness is a violation of the basic concept of trading &#8211; that we&#8217;re competing against each other and therefore we shouldn&#8217;t be helping our competition by sharing our insights and ideas with them.  I&#8217;ve got news for you: we&#8217;re not competing against each other at all.  As retail traders (I doubt any professional, institutional traders will be reading this blog) we are competing with the market at large.  It&#8217;s true that in a sense, we&#8217;re competing with the giant international banks that together make up the bulk of the Forex market, but they are all too large, too monolithic and too different from us for us to attempt to understand or deal with them on anything like a direct basis.  That would be like a virus in your body attempting to compete with you by opposing your specific choice of medicines are trying to take advantage of your specific actions.  The virus has no knowledge of these things and has no way of making sense of them or utilizing them anyway.  It&#8217;s best strategy (and a very successful one, as the history of mankind&#8217;s diseases shows us) is to compete with the body as a whole, without understanding it, by simply applying the rules that work best.</p>
<p>That, in a nutshell, is how I believe we (the retail Forex trader) should view the market.  It is large, more or less unfathomable and has no sense that we exist at all.  It in pitiless, unemotional and unrelenting.  The market moves without regard to us and it will inexorably move in whatever way it chooses despite what we do, think or feel.  It is a cold, mindless environment in which we must pick our way.  It is weather &#8211; we can&#8217;t control it and we don&#8217;t expect it to care about us but we can learn to survive and even proper within it&#8217;s ever-changing influence.</p>
<p>So why should we hide our secrets from each other?  You knowing how I trade will have no effect whatsoever on whether I&#8217;m successful and vice versa.  Our &#8217;secrets&#8217; are of no use nor interest to the international banking community that actually defines the landscape in which we must make our currency trading livings.  They are Giants, locked in epic battles against each other and we are mice, scrambling about under their monstrous feet, trying to make good from the scraps that fall to the ground and to avoid being crushed by those who would never even not they had trodden on us.  Let&#8217;s work together to help each other, and just maybe we can make a few bucks from this unfathomable maelstrom.</p>
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