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The Euro finished the week barely below 1.3500, trading at 5-month highs. EUR/USD posted the second weekly gain in a row and the biggest in 16 months, after rising 450 pips from last Friday closing level. The European currency has risen in eight out of the last ten trading days. “If the market closes around 1.3455 then we will have an engulfing green candle on the daily chart that is strongly bullish. Also, the strong move up followed by the small pullback can be seen as a flag formation”, Ian Coleman, collaborator at FXstreet.com said. According to Coleman the target for that formation would be 1.3700. He added that a break of 1.3516 would confirm the second scenario. Source: FXstreet.com

The basics of FOREX trading a guide for Noobs Everyone may have a basic idea on how Forex trading works, but if you still don’t know what this is all about this FOREX thing, then you don’t have to fret, I will tell you things that you have to understand about FOREX. Basically, Forex trading is important to know and you have to learn more about foreign currency. In the world of Forex, there live some of the richest and highly in demand markets hence you are bound to obtain a big deal of money by means of a simple investment. The market of Forex trading provides a great avenue for those people who wish to make money out of the exchange rate of two currencies. Through this method, traders will have to buy and sell their currencies with an aim of making a profit during those times when the currency is high. Because the method of trading here is easy, it is not a wonder why Forex is considered as the largest market in the whole universe, with an average of 1.8 trillion trades each day. But ...

Who can profit from foreign currency exchange? The currency exchange market is by far the biggest financial business in the words dealing with trillions of dollars every day. The constantly changing currency conversion rate is the driving factor of this currency exchange industry. The trading is mainly done between large banks, governments and financial institutions. The industry was not open to the public for a long time. It dealt with only higher level institutions. Later, this was launched to the public. An individual cannot directly get involved in this Foreign Currency Exchange ocean. They can participate through foreign exchange brokers or banks as they are the smallest element in the industry. Many companies have now started foreign exchange brokerage. In this industry you don’t need to provide any commission after selling. The brokers benefit by helping their clients buy and sell currencies. With the advent of internet anybody can step into the foreign currency exchange marke...

You Know How The Bank Pays You Interest On The Money You Keep In Your Account? (Well this business works the same way. Except with these additional huge benefits!) It's very similar to having a savings account with a commercial bank and gaining interest from the bank's use of your money. The only difference is that it's on the internet. And it's far more beneficial this way. Here's why ... You make money on a daily basis (the market ends and you collect profits every 24 hours. You don't wait for your money. You get it instantly... but keep in mind that this is a 'business', not a checking account so be smart and plan on participating 4 months or longer!) You have control over how your money is invested - and therefore how big your profits are ( there are no brokers. No one between you and your money). You can view what's happening with your money ...

How Electronic Currency Trading Works, And How You Can Make Money While You Sleep ... In a nutshell, you're buying "Electronic Currency" which is actually a type of shares. They are referred to as, "Electronic Currency Exchange Companies" and they're located in the US and around the world. By buying these 'digital shares' with your money, you are providing the liquidity (hard cash backing) to allow these Electronic Currency companies to trade in the marketplace. The company that you're temporarily "lending" your money to is able to borrow funds based on the dollars you make available to them. You then share in a proportionate amount of the commissions from the transactions they make (which is how you make money) . I like to use the analogy of the currency exchange booths at International Airports. These companies make money from transactions. It doesn't matter which w...