Does any one have any Idea how i can get important forex news on my computer as early as they are released? News in Forex market are useless if you get them a little late.
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news.google.com should do it since they aggregate all their news sources.\n\nBUT if you really want to know... you need a reuters box or a bloomberg box - just like what the professionals use.
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Hello Santosh.. Wanna know something? The data entry work is scam.. haha.. \n\nBetter u try this.. \n\nu can start doing job and making money right now(monday-friday only) as forex trader...  they will give you Free 5 usd to start it.. ; ) \n\nhere is the link.. just signup ok? \n\nhttp://www.marketiva.com/?gid=4354\n\nBut make sure u open for E-gold A/c first.. Also free to open it.. \n\nOpen your E-gold A/c here..\n\nhttp://www.e-gold.com/e-gold.asp?cid=2922847\n\nHope can help u.. ; )
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The Forex market is full of scammers and people who sell questionable products than make them rich and not you. I would advise against Forex trading. You are likely to lose your shirt.
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I looked into buying the new dinar.  I found that prices were greatly inflated.  Will it rise to $3.30?  How long do you want to wait?\n\nI tend to not invest in scams, but your mileage may vary.\n\nGood Luck
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some guy posted an ad on http://www.caretotrade.com trying to do something similar.  It's a cool free trading site.
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Holding different currenies in your account is not a forex trading. Actually I cannot imagine how you could gain with it. \nAnother thing is forex trading. you may buy and sell one pair several times per day and could gain and income could be amazing.\n\nFor example today at 9:00 AM CET (7:00 AM GMT) EURUSD pair jumped 120 pips within a hour and then in next 2 hours moved up 23 pips else.\n\nJust count. If you bought 10 lots at 1.2965 and sold at 1.3085. For 10 lots 1 pip is equal to $100) then you earned $100x120=$12000 in a hour.  Margin requiremets about $6500 if leverage 1:200 or about $13000 if leverage 1:100. What if you would take all 143 pips?\n\nI pay to my investors at least 5% monthly (usually much more) for 12 month.
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Well it NEVER is a good sign when a company gets delisted off the stock exchange. To put it bluntly, kicked off. Even before they stopped trading completely (on what they call the pink sheets) the stock price never went beyond $1.03 a share. I tried to look at their financial statement on their web site but low and behold no financials? The news on this company is so sparse that there is no way I would invest based upon the way the management is hiding all relevant information on the company except of course their statement they will be relisted on the exchange soon.
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This is a part of an article from those links below. I've found these links very reliable when i first came about doing forex, i think you'd feel the same way ;) There are more articles for beginners in the 'forex resources' ranging from intro to forex, forex concepts, tips on how to trade and the frauds that can be involved in forex.\n\nAre you researching the topic of Forex and the foreign exchange market for education? Or are you a trader who is looking for other markets to play around with? Well hopefully, we will give you an introduction to the Forex markets that will accommodate both your needs and inform you of the basic concepts and issues that intertwine with the world’s currency exchange market. Foreign exchange markets are always in a constant state of flux, and for the budding forex trader, it can be a rather daunting place to invest and trade your money, or for the student it is a rather confusing topic to master. We introduce you into the world of the foreign exchange market.
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The Forex market is full of scammers and people who sell questionable investment products than make them rich and not you. I would advise your father against Forex trading. he is  likely to lose money in the long run. Forex is useful to companies that make money in one country and need to exchange it for money in another country, but most individuals who trade Forex lose money.
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On the springboard of life, can't we invest our thoughts on a higher plane without the same stock answers. Can we not form a stronger bond without taking the plunge? I t doesn't take much to make the stock market nervous (notice how we refer to it as an organic entity?). I can remember analysts informing us that good news (better than forcasted) spooked the market. I can't recall the details, but the upshot was that the news, while being optimistic, could lead to inflation or deflation or recession, or who knows. Trying to read the tea leaves of the stock market will drive us all crazy.  Invest in companies, not stocks. Companies that have high growth yields. Anything else is like playing with Tarot cards.
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Up to date news topics are always good.  Just go to CNN.com and read up on the nation/world.  SERIOUSLY!   Works every time.
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I am unable to help too much since I don't understand your question.\n\nTo convert from one currency into another try the following site:\n\nhttp://www.gocurrency.com/add-converter.htm\nhttp://www.forex.ch/converter.htm
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check this webisite for more understanding\nhttp://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/04/031704.asp
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So i guess you know what forex trading is.\n\nFutures and options and forwrds, the easiest, are a kind of derivatives. Derivatives are a financial instrument whose value derives form the value of other, more basic underlying assets.\n\nNow, forwards are contracts in which the price of a commodity or currency is set for the future. It has to do with expectations of the market, and how the market thinks, based on information today, the price of those commodities or currencies will be in a certain date.\nLets say the exchange rate of mexican pesos for us dollars today is $11.09. That´s the spot exchange rate. Now, lets say you and i agree that in june 2006, im your gonna sell me american dollars at an exchange rate of $11.1828. If my expectation is the peso will be higher, im gonna make a deal with you. So, the future of the pedo, for june 2006 will be $11.1828. Imagine our deal, but not made between us, but between thousands of dealers, in the Chicago MArket.\nCompanies use futures a lot as a way to protect themselves. I believe in english its called hedging. If an american firm sells water tanks to a firm in France, but the payment isnt due untill 45 days later, both companies would like to agree to make the exchange of euros for us dollars at a future exchange rate. That way they now exactly how much they owe or get. The same with commodity prices. A future of the price of oil is nothing more than a contract agreeing on the future price of the transaction. Funny thing is, you and i can agree on an oils future contract, where im selling and your buying, but the barrel of oil is never transacted. What we do is, lets say the future price of oil for august is $73 usd. im selling, you are buying, and we agree on that price. Come august 31st, the real price of oil is $78 usd. since you are buying, you win $5 bucks per barrel right? And i lose % per barrel... so instead of giving you a barrel of oil you cannot even store, i just give you $5 per barrel. _If the real price had been $65, i would have won $8 per barrel, and you lose $8 per barrel.\n\nThe same with futures. MAjor difference with forwards is that an exchange of assets is required. Contracts are pretty much standarized. The delivery, kind and quality of product, etc is all defined. Largest exchanges are made in the Chicago Board Trade. Futures include a los of prodcts... live cattle, sugar, coffee, gold, cooper, aluminium, etc.\n\nOptions are a little bit harder. There are 2 basic type of options: call options, giving the holder the right, option, to buy an asset at a certain date at a certain price. Put options, giving the holder the right, option, to sell an asset at a certain date at a certain price. For example, lets say i buy a call option to buy in 3 months stock of yahoo. The actual price is, just an example, $10 bucks, and my call option gives me the option to buy at $12. The price to buy that option for 1 share of yahoo is worth $1. If 3 months pass, and the price of the stock is $11, i certainly wont take my option to buy the stock and lose $1, the initial investment on the option. But if the real price is $15, im going to take my option, buy the stock at $12 and sell it at $15, earning $2. \nJust be careful cause there are american options and european options... european options can only be excersied at the end of the contract, ehile american options can be excercised whenever in the life of the option.
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Hmm.. do you mean Forex trading and there is a spread in the buy and sell hence you make the profit?? Is that the spread trading you are talking about? \n\nsay: you buy 100 usd using cad 112 now when you sell to others the usd, you get cad 116 for that 100usd, hence you make 4 cad as profit.
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Here's just a small part of why the dollar is weak and none of that's good. It is correct that it will make the trade deficit LOOK better than it is. The stock market has very little to do with the economy-it has to do with buying and selling. For the most part, the stock market today loves the inflation numbers which say inflation is low overall, but largely because it includes prices of vehicles, clothes and luxury items most of us can't buy. Food and housing costs are way up-and that's what most people need first. Corporate earnings are falsely inflated by cost cutting not by true growth. Our ever-increasing deficit-yes, our Treasuries-our US debt is 51% foreign owned. China is our largest foreign debtor. Most pundits as well as the administration don't want to tell us the bad news because US optimism-the will to shop-and the US consumer's desire to ignore problems-leads to "growth" and "profits". Sure, War is Peace and Debt is Wealth.\n\nLONDON (AFP) - The dollar sank to a 20-month low against the euro and a 14-year low against the pound as investors seized on weak manufacturing data in the US to drive the currency lower, dealers said. \n\nThe Chicago PMI index of business activity fell to 49.9 in November from 53.5 in October, well below analysts' expectations for a pick-up to 54.5, data showed.\n\nAnalysts said the data could portend a fall in the closely watched ISM manufacturing index which is to be published on Friday.\n\nCalyon currency analyst Mitul Kotecha played down talk of a recession in the US, which has been driving heavy selling of the dollar in recent days.\n\nThe euro has gained 3.7 percent agaist the dollar since November 21, taking it from 1.28 dollars to its present level of 1.32.\n\n"It's maybe too early to talk about a recession," said Kotecha.\n"Clearly the risk of a recession has increased in recent months.\n\nBank of New York currency analyst Michael Woolfolk said the Chicago PMI, combined with other income and spending data, "were the one-two punch that knocked the dollar back on the ropes, leaving little doubt over the near-term direction in the beleaguered greenback".\n\nLONDON (AFX) - The dollar stayed weak, hovering around the 1.32 mark against the euro and staying at 14-year lows against the pound following disappointing US weekly jobless claims numbers. \nUS jobless claims surged by 34,000 to 357,000 in the week just gone, well below analysts' forecasts for a fall in claims to 314,000, although the figures are likely to have been distorted by the Thanksgiving holiday. \nThe news broadly offset a stronger-than-expected core PCE deflator, the measure of inflation favoured by the Federal Reserve. \n"A larger than expected rise in jobless claims, even though the Labor Department says the Thanksgiving holiday skewed the data, is being emphasized by the market more than the unexpectedly firm core PCE deflator," said Jamie Coleman at Thomson IFR Markets. \nThe PCE measure showed that core inflation rose by 2.4 pct on an annual basis, above expectations for a more moderate 2.3 pct.
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Certain data is only available in monthly format, and April is the last completed month so far.\n\nCall your broker or financial advisor for more up-to-the-minute data!