When you’re looking at forex signals, one of the most vital questions is whether they are based on technical or fundamental research. Some providers may say that they use both but they will generally be basing their forex alerts on one kind of research and then cross checking against the other. Read more about Forex Signals For Technical And Fundamental Analysis...
The second part of this article talks about playing one currency pair against another. This is very different from the type of arbitrage discussed in the previous part and in many ways can be more profitable. It takes some time to set it up but it’s based on time-honored concepts of market movement. Find out more about Forex Arbitrage - Part 2...
Arbitrage is basically a way of working one aspect of a market against another, typically to exploit small discrepancies and make small profits. There are several different ways to apply the concept of arbitrage in the Forex market. I’ll talk about two of them here. Learn more about Forex Arbitrage - Making Money When Others Lose...
When considering various forex trading techniques, hedging invariably stirs controversy. Hedging is simply the practice of protecting or covering one trade position with another. The simplest and most common method of forex hedging is to take a short position in a currency pair at the same time as a long one – that is, to buy and sell the same pair at the same time in the same amount. When this is done, the gains of one position (the one which sees favorable price movement) are completely offset by the losses in the other. From that point, the trader cannot incur losses, but she cannot enjoy gains either. Read more about Forex Hedging - When and Why?...
