Online Forex Trading is about buying or selling of currency pairs such as Euro
versus the US Dollar, the Dollar vs. the Japanese Yen (and a lot more) without
having to physically change your money. If you invest in company stocks, you
invest in a corporation, think about Forex trading as investing in a currency
versus another currency. In essence, Online Forex Trading is about using your
money to invest in money.
Unknown to most people, the Forex Market is the Biggest Financial Market in the
world with an average of approximately 1.9 Trillion US Dollars changing hands
on any given day. It is where Banks, Investors, and Speculators exchange one
Country’s currency with another. Although modern forex trading has been around
since the early 20th century it was not easily accessible to individuals due to the
high capital requirement and cumbersome technology. It was only well after the
1990s when the computer and internet revolution made it possible and more
convenient for small investors like you and me to invest in Forex.
Monday, June 29, 2009
WHAT IS ONLINE FOREX TRADING?
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Nokia N-97
The Nokia N97 is a 3G slide opening mobile phone which comes with a large 3.5 inches TFT 16 million colours touch screen and the full slide out QWERTY keyboard. The new age handset is equipped with a 5 mega pixel camera which captures good quality still images as well as the video footage. The user friendly device is provided with a built in music player. The gadget supports MP3 and polyphonic ringtones. The smart phone is loaded with the embedded and the Java™ games. The Nokia N97 supports Wi-Fi technology for wireless internet access. The gadget has been designed with a large internal memory of 32 GB. The battery back up is fantastic and delivers 6.6 hours GSM talk time, 5.3 hours 3G talk time, 7.1 hours GSM standby time and 6.6 hours of 3G standby time. The high-quality handset weighs 150 grams and has 117.2 x 55.3 x 15.9 mm dimensions which give the product a solid look.
Monday, June 22, 2009
MY Karachi
Sindhi: ڪراچي, Urdu: کراچی Karāchi) is the largest city, main seaport and the financial capital of Pakistan and the capital of the province of Sindh. It is the 20th largest city of the world in terms of metropolitan population,[4] and is Pakistan's premier centre of banking, industry, and trade. Karachi is also the home of Pakistan's largest corporations that are involved in textiles, shipping, automotive industry, entertainment, arts, fashion, advertising, publishing, software development and medical research. It also serves as a major hub of higher education in South Asia, and the wider Islamic World [5]. Karachi has been ranked as a Beta world city, as of 2008.[6][7] Karachi enjoys its prominent position due to its geographical location on a bay, making it the financial capital of the country. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the world. It was the original capital of Pakistan until the construction of Islamabad, and is the location of the Port of Karachi, Port Bin Qasim, one of the region's largest and busiest ports. The city's population has increased dramatically at the time of Partition when hundreds of thousands of refugees from India came to settle in the city. Since independence from Britain in 1947, the city's vibrant economy has attracted migrants from all over Pakistan, surrounding countries such as Iran, Tajikistan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, China, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and further beyond. Despite a history of political turmoil, the city continues to attract those seeking prosperity and has shown consistent growth [8].
Karachi city is spread over 3,530 km² (2,193 sq mi) in area. It is locally known as the "City of Lights" (روشنين جو شهر) for its liveliness, and the "City of the Quaid" (شهرِ قائد), having been the birth and burial place of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, who also made the city his home after Pakistan's independence.
Sunday, June 21, 2009
SMS(Short Messaging Service)
Short Message Service (SMS) is a service available on most digital mobile phones (and other mobile devices, e.g. a Pocket PC, or occasionally even desktop computers) that permits the sending of short messages (also known as text messages, or more colloquially SMSes, texts or even txts) between mobile phones, other handheld devices and even landline telephones. Other uses of text messaging can be for ordering ringtones, wallpapers and entering competitions. There are also many services available on the Internet that allow users to send text messages for free.
SMS 15th Birthday
The Short Message Service Centre (SMSC), the principal application behind text messaging, celebrated its 15-year anniversary on 23 July, according to Mobile Messaging 2.0, reports ITWeb.
Acision evolved the SMSC infrastructure from a basic ‘SMSC box' to a complete next-generation, IP-based SMS architecture, centred on Acision's IP SMSC. This enables text management, a range of differentiating service scenarios and a single rack capacity of 16 000 messages per second that can grow to virtually unlimited levels.
More history, less technical: On December 3, 1992, an engineer named Neil Papworth sent the very first SMS with "MERRY CHRISTMAS" on it, to his collegeagues at Vodafone in Great Britain. But it was 7 years later that texting really took off.
Why did it take so long? Because for the first 7 years, cell phone users could only send an SMS to someone using the same operator. It wasn't until 1999 that short messages could be sent between different networks.
According to Andrew Bud, managing director of SMS transmission company mBlox, interviewed in the BBC, texting really only took off when it found its natural market — teenagers —attracted to pre-paid phones. "These pay-as-you-go users found their money went further with texting - which some networks originally neglected to charge for".
The technology was actually created by an Anglo-Dutch information technology firm called CMG, as reported in The Guardian.
According to Cor Stutterheim from CMG, "It started as a message service, allowing operators to inform all their own customers about things such as problems with the network. When we created SMS (Short Messaging Service) it was not really meant to communicate from consumer to consumer and certainly not meant to become the main channel which the younger generation would use to communicate with each other," added Stutterheim.
MMS(Multimedia Messaging Service)
MMS messages are delivered in a fashion almost identical to SMS, but any multimedia content is first encoded and inserted into a text message in a fashion similar to sending a MIME e-mail. MMS defines a subset of MIME content formats in the MMS Message Encapsulation specification. The message is then forwarded to the carrier's MMS store and forward server, the "MMS relay". If the receiver is on another carrier, the relay forwards the message to the recipient's carrier using the Internet.[1]
Once it reaches the correct MMS relay for the receiver, the content is extracted and sent to a temporary storage server (often the same process as the relay) with an HTTP front-end. An SMS "control message" containing the URL of the content is then sent to the recipient's handset to trigger the receiver's WAP browser to open and receive the content from the embedded URL. Several other messages are exchanged to indicate status of the delivery attempt.[2]
Some installations also include a conversion service that will attempt to modify the multimedia content into a format suitable for the receiver. This is known as "content adaptation", or MMSC.
E-mail and web-based gateways to the MMS (and SMS) system are common. On the reception side, the content servers can typically receive service requests both from WAP and normal HTTP browsers, so delivery via the web is simple. For sending from external sources to handsets, most carriers allow MIME encoded message to be sent to the receiver's phone number with a special domain.
Saturday, June 13, 2009
GET EDUCATED BEFORE YOU TRADE
FORTUNE FOREX
A Crash Course on "How to take advantage of opportunities in Forex Trading with as little as $300". Lecture & Demo that introduces you to the world of Online Forex Trading.
BEGINNERS COURSE: ONLINE FOREX TRADING
A Hands-on Course that guides you on how to invest in Online Forex Trading with reduced risks. 16-hour course spread over 4 sessions, plus 1 year free refresher review For Updated Schedule.
Friday, June 12, 2009
FOREX TRADING FOR MAXIMUM PROFIT
Take an in-depth, how-to look at Forex trading using the methods, analysis, and insights of a renowned trader, Raghee Horner. As the fate of the dollar against foreign currency generates both anxiety and opportunities, currency trading has been drawing much interest and a growing following among traders in the United States. The Forex market is particularly attractive because it trades with no gaps and has unlimited guaranteed stop-losses. The liquidity of the Forex market and worldwide participation makes for more reliable and longer lasting trends as well. Raghee Horner, legendary not only as a top Forex trader but as a master teacher of trading systems and techniques, draws on her winning tools and methods, including classic charting techniques, in this book. She'll enable you, regardless of your skill level as a trader or investor, to understand how the Forex operates and lays out a blueprint for getting starting in this little-understood but high-potential trading vehicle.
Contents of ForeX Trading for Maximum Profit
Introduction1. Trading ForeX
2. Getting Started
3. History Repeats Itself
4. The Major Players
5. Prime Trading Times
6. Reading ForeX Quotes
7. Tools of the Trading Game
8. How to Draw Trendlines
9. The Difference Between Major and Minor Trendlines
10. Fibonacci Levels
11. Visual Tools
12. Measuring Trends with CCI on Short-Term and Long-Term Charts
13. Trading Versus Investing
14. The Funnel Mindset
15. The Difference Between Scalping, Momentum, Swing, and Position Trading
16. Two Cornerstone Steps of Trade Setups
17. "Prep Work"
18. Three Classic Tools to a Three-Step Setup
19. Building a Trade
20. Rewriting Trade management
21. A Trade Going Astray
22. Placing Your Orders
23. The Five Stages of Loss
24. Tips and Tricks of the Trade
25. News "Discounting"
26. Charting the U.S. Dollar with Other Currencies
27. Raghee's Rules for Successful Trading
28. A Day in the Life of a ForeX Trader
29. Conversation with Raghee Horner
30. www.raghee.com
Making Money With Forex Trading
The foreign exchange market is quickly becoming one of the most popular ways for investors to make some extra money. Also known as the Forex or FX market, it is basically the place where different kinds of currency is traded. Since different currencies hold different values, investors who trade wisely can stand to make rather substantial profits. In Forex trading, one person trades a quantity of one currency for certain quantities of another. The Forex market is especially attractive to people because it is an ongoing, continuous phenomenon; trading can occur at absolutely any time - 24 hours a day, five days per week. While it helps to have a firm grasp on the essential makeup of the foreign exchange market when trading in it, traders by no means have to be total experts. With a little bit of research and practice, just about anyone can be successful trading in this market.
Everything about the Forex market basically revolves around the Forex rate between two currencies. By studying the Forex rate and keeping a close eye on it, people can take advantage of a falling or rising rate between two currencies. People who participate in this market can choose to invest their money however they want; some choose to focus only on the dynamic between a couple pairs of currencies, while others spread their shares around among many different currencies.
Unlike a traditional market like the stock exchange, there is not a physical, tangible market in the true sense of the word when it comes to Forex. Investors cannot meet at one centralized location to perform their transactions like they would at the New York Stock Exchange. All trading and transactions take place over electronic trading networks and the telephone.
YOU WILL BE MILLIONAIRE BY TRADING FOREX
Enclosed you will find a free Forex trading system with one rule which is simple and has made savvy traders huge gains for over 25 years. Let's take a look at how you can use it for bigger Forex gains...
Of course you can buy a forex trading system but most sold are junk and only have simulated back tested results - this one on the other hand has made gains for over 25 years and will continue to do so.
The system was devised by one of the trading greats - Richard Donchian who is considered the grandfather of modern trend following and his insight on channels and the 4 Week Rule (the trading system below) are two methods all traders should know about.
Let's take a look at how it works and it's based on one simple rule, here it is.
Buy a new 4 week high and hold the position, until a 4 week low is hit then liquidate the long position and go short. Keep doing the following - buy new 4 week highs and sell new 4 week lows thereafter and always keep a position in the market.
You can't get a much simpler system than the above and you don't even have to think about what to do, the rule is clear and objective, you can simply follow it and it works; here's why.
Forex markets tend to trend for long periods and these trends can be for many weeks or months. These trends tend to start and continue from new market highs or lows, so this system will put you in on every major trend and help you get a good chunk of the profits.
Don't worry about its simplicity - forex markets are best suited to simple, robust systems. The trader who complicates his trading strategy normally will see it fail, as it has too many elements to break.
While the system is simple and works, most traders can't follow it.
It takes tremendous discipline to follow long term trends and they prefer to use shorter term systems which make them feel better or safer - but of course don't work. They also follow for the myths perpetrated by vendors, that you don't get drawdowns in Forex - but you do, even the best systems have them. You have to trade through them, learn to take short term losses and look at the big picture which is longer term gains.
This system will never go out of date and is simple to understand, it also doesn't take long to operate about 15 - 30 minutes a day and the rule tells you exactly what to do.
If you are looking for a long term Forex trading system that's proven, rather than a simulated one which has never been traded and won't work, then check out the free Forex trading system which is the 4 Week Rule and you maybe glad you did.
GLOBAL FOREX MARKETING
Q. How can I break into emerging markets?
A. Not with global campaigns - with a local campaigns covering the gloab
FXPR runs campaigns in Japanese, Russian, Ararbic, Spanish, and Chinese on top search engines around the world. Keywords and ads are targeted to the native language of each country and placed on relevant and popular sites. We use our knowledge of foreign markets to make the best possible placements. Google is king but not everywhere. For example, we know that the Japanese are all about Yahoo, and Russians mostly use a native search engine called Rambler. For each country there are tactics and rules and we know them all!
Our experts create and manage in language advertising all over the world.
Q. How can I control cost?
A. By testing, testing, testing and retesting.
FXPR optimizes our localized advertising by endlessly testing and retesting all elements of the campaign. From banner location to the landing page design, FXPR’s metrics-driven approach will ensure that your cost-per-lead stays at your comfort level. Take a look at what we did for a client’s Google AdWords campaign:
Q. Where can I find good leads that convert?
A. By getting the right message to the right people.
FXPR breaks potential traders into several categories and tailors ads to target each category. By doing this we deliver the kind of leads that our clients look for. We build on this basic customer breakdown by creating ads and banding campaigns directed at each group that reflects the strengths and selling points of your firm.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
TRADE IN FOREX MARKET
Why do the people trade in the FOREX market?
1. Getting a stable profit, which is much higher than inflation and interest rate.
2.The profit rate in the currency market is higher that the profit rate in stock markets.
Independent control and administration of personal finances.
3.To start profitable trading, you will need only a small initial deposit. Your amount will
be deposit.
4.An opportunity to gain unlimited profits.
Now it's accessible to anyone!
- Every month over 1000 accounts are opened in the market!
- The currency market is open 24 hours a day on working days..
- It's possible to get some profit in the growing and falling market.
- Using the Meta Trader trading platform, you can easily predict movements of the rates.
- An opportunity to open positions on a sum that is 100 times bigger than the deposit itself.
It's so simple!- Free trading platform Meta trader
- Free quotes
- Free charts
- Free trial account
- No commissiom or transaction fees
- No hidden fees
FOREX TECHNIQUE
Sureheboh Technique
- Download the Uptrend and downtrend indicator file here
- attach at M30 chart metatrader platform ( candlestick )
- time better using it at 6 a.m GMT +8:00 signapore time
for GBP/USD pair also open new D1 chart
- u will see Uptrend and downtrend line at M30 minute after
attach that indicator.
- If uptrend refer D1 chart pair GBP/USD follow by yesterday
Candlestick see the open/closed for high price and please
set stop buy TP around 10 pips and SL is 40 pips.
- If downtrend refer D1 chart pair GBP/USD follow by
yesterday Candlestick see the open/closed for low price
price please set stop sell TP around 10 pips and SL is 40
pips.
Technique-2
*FIBO Technique
- time better using it at 8 a.m GMT +8:00 singapore time
- download the indicator here and attach at 30 minute
chart and direct read signal from the chart.
TECHNIQUE-3
*Pivot Technique
- still using the indicator uptrend and dowtrend. if
yesterday still Uptrend just set the signal using pivot line
for stop buy TP around 10 pips and SL is 40 pips and stop
sell for dowtrend at using the pivot line
- time better using it at 8 a.m GMT +8:00 singapore time.
Technique-3
GBP Filter Technique
- download the indicator here and attach at 30 minute chart
- at 12.30 p.m +8:00 singapore time if u see the green line below the open price at that time try Stop buy at the time price TP 10 pips and SL is 40 pips also stop sell when u see the green line at above the open price at 12.30 p.m GMT +8:00 also same the TP and SL like stop buy order.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
EXPERT VIEWS ABOUT FOREX TRADING
David Karsbøl
Manager/Market Strategist, Saxo Bank
David Karsbøl holds a Master of Science degree (Economics) from the University of Copenhagen and has previously been employed as an insurance analyst. Mr Karsbøl works with fundamental analysis and research and contributes to Saxo Bank's strategy products. He also develops and maintains macroeconomic models and a number of trading models, which are designed to profit from co-variations between the Forex and fixed income markets. Mr Karsbøl is regularly appears on major financial news networks and comments several days a week on the financial markets via Saxo Bank's live Market Call webcast. He is a native Danish speaker and is fluent in English
John J. Hardy
Asset Management, Saxo Bank 
John Hardy publishes daily comments on the Forex market. Mr Hardy's analysis attempts to overlay short term technical developments and fundamental event risks with longer term themes and trends in the G-10 currencies. Mr Hardy considers inter-market correlations as paramount in understanding moves in the Forex space, so the analysis draws on a number of models based on other markets and gauges their correlation with Forex markets in an attempt to detect inefficiencies that may provide trading opportunities.