what is stop loss in forex treading?
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When you set the selling price. That if you buy at 10.00\nyou put a stop loss for 9.75. It will automatically sell at that price with a loss to you.
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depends on the method, but probably the cost.  That way if you decide to discount your inventory to get rid of it, you will know how much you are really losing and not just how much less you are selling it for.
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Say you are going to price a currency forward dated one yr from now. Say the currency rate is 10% and the base currency rate (let it be US dollar)4%.\nThen you can either borrow money at 4% in dollars (and pay 1.04 at the end per each dollar), buy currency in the cash market , and invest it at 10%. You will have E0 x 1.1 units of the currency, where e0 is the spot exchange rate.\n\nThe forward price HAS TO BE Ef=e0 x 1.1/1.04. Otherwise, (say its more than that) you would be doing the described operation, then selling at Ef and getting a free lunch.\nThen price would adjust until there is no free lunch.
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Trading acconts are accounts that are directly involved with buisiness, like sales, purchase, sales return etc. Difference in trading account is the gross profit or gross loss, which means direct profit or sales from buisiness.\n\nProfit and loss accounts are accounts that are not directly involved, like travel, electricity bill etc. gross profit/loss from trading is also carried forward to Profit/loss report and the net difference in Profit and loss account is Net Profit or Net Loss.
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Yes the risks are great in forex trading, so are the rewards.\n\nFor the people who shout out that forex is simply another way to lose money - thats because they are LOSERs.\n\nThere is a way to trade forex, and that is to have a trading plan - a very TIGHT trading plan with defined entry and exit (stop loss) points.\n\nIt is a highly volatile market so you need to watch it. \n\nRead more here:\nForex Trading Tips\nhttp://www.forextradinghq.com/forex-information/forex-resources/forex-trading-tips-part-1.html
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I'm asumming you are referring to purchasing stocks on different exchanges.  Sometimes there is a small spread difference, but arbritragers usually eliminate that very quickly.  Also, the fees may be slightly different.
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I'm a trader myself and I successfully skim off a profit from market movements regularly for a living.\n\nOne of the books the other answerer mentioned was: One Up On Wall Street( By Peter Lynch) - A VERY GOOD BOOK if you are an investor but not a trader.\n\nI trade the forex markets as well as stocks. The only difference is that forex markets tend to move faster and are open 24 hours a day. \n\nThe successful and proven way of trading stocks is to formulate a trading plan and then stick to it. Don't let emotions rule your trade. Ride the trend - don't gamble against it. Use stop losses and the market is always right. Let your profits run and cut your losses\n\nThere is no secret to trading but greed for money usually kills off the amateur trader.
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Under the new policy, soldiers will generally be subject to Stop-Loss for no more than 12 months -- even though their military occupation specialty may remain affected by Stop-Loss in support of the global war on terrorism, said officials from the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G1. \n\nEnlisted soldiers under Stop-Loss can now voluntarily separate on the one-year anniversary of their original expiration of service or ETS date. \n\nOfficers and warrant officers, not retirement eligible, can apply to leave one year from the end of their original service obligation date. Officers and warrant officers who don't have a service obligation may request separation 12 months after they were first affected by Stop-Loss. \n\nAll retirement-eligible soldiers can apply for retirement one year from their original retirement eligibility date (defined as 20 years active federal service) or one year from when Stop-Loss took effect if the soldier was retirement eligible on the effective date of Stop-Loss. \n\nEnlisted soldiers serving on an indefinite enlistment can apply to be separated 12 months from the date they became subject to Stop-Loss. \n\nThe most recent policy does not supersede Stop-Loss 4, which was approved on June 4 with an effective date of June 19, G1 officials said. The new 12-month policy supplements Stop-Loss 4, officials added. Stop-Loss 4 kept about 260 soldiers on active duty who had potential separation or retirement dates between now and Sept. 30, and it released another 370 who had been impacted by previous Stop-Loss decisions. The total number of active-duty soldiers affected by Stop-Loss during this fiscal year has been 2,900. \n\nAn expiration date for the Stop-Loss program cannot be determined at this time, G1 officials said. The Army will continues to evaluate and review the need to further expand or contract the Stop-Loss program, based on operational necessity, on a monthly basis, G1 officials said. Presently, no additional military occupational specialties have been added to Stop-Loss, nor have any been lifted. \n\nThe majority of the soldiers affected by Stop-Loss at this are: military intelligence, special operations, aviators and military policemen. For more information on what MOSs remain on the list of critical skills see www.odcsper.army.mil/directorates/mp/stoploss. \n\n"After seven months, the time has come to provide more predictability for when Stop-Loss will be lifted with respect to individual soldiers," said G1 officials. "Stop-Loss was not designed to preclude soldiers from voluntarily separating or retiring from the Army for an indefinite period of time." \n\nCurrently mobilized reserve-component soldiers do not fall under the Stop-Loss program. However, guidance on a unit-based Stop-Loss program is currently being drafted to cover the reserve components, G1 officials said. \n\n"For the active-component soldier, Stop-Loss is based on skill. Under the guidance being drafted, mobilized units can be kept indefinitely under Stop-Loss regardless of military occupational specialty," officials said. \n\nStop-Loss does not affect soldiers being processed for involuntary administrative separation under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Nor does it affect, in most cases, soldier facing mandatory retirement, those being processed for physical disability or pending separation for the convenience of the government, G1 officials said.
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Most currencies are floating. That means it is like the stock market. If the economy is good one day, the dollar is stronger. If unemployment rises, it may get weaker. It is all about supply and demand. It is constantly changing.
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I just tried to answer this question, typed several paragraphs, then you pulled it. What's the deal?\n\nAnyway, I also sold the EUR this morning, but got stopped out on the spike up at 8:30 prior to the decline. It then declined 50 pips.\n\nIf you had used a trailing 20 pip stop, your trade would have worked out fine.\n\nDon't you move your stop to breakeven when it goes in your favor?\n\nYou did the right thing by executing on the short side, but just didn't manage it when it started running. You have to know that a news release that cements in another rate hike is going to cause volatitility.\n\nThe reasons it went a certain way are unimportant. Just because it doesn't do what you expect is no reason not to trade it. Just follow price and volume, increase your odds, and decrease your risk where and when possible. Sometimes there are no reasons, and you would rarely trade if you had to have a reason every time from some media talking head.\n\nTrade the Mini when volatility increases if you can't afford to lose $1,500.
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- This a lost in Stock Mark Index.\n- It loses 0.49 points.\n--------------
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You should be aware that, if you chase high interest rate across national borders, you are engaging in currency speculation.  Because of that, you could get a fantastic interest rate, and actually lose money.\n\nMake sure you know what you are doing.
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Learn stochastic calculus and maths modelization first. It's your only way to making consistent profit on the FX. Charts are a great way to "learn" except they have no PREDICTIVE value whatsoever... sounds familiar? ;)
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The "stop loss" program IS a draft. People are being forced to remain in active duty past their enlistment contracts. And we should stop it RIGHT NOW. The fact that not enough young people are enlisting demonstrates the lack of credibility in the war. That should send a very clear message. Bush lost the war. End stop loss NOW.
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one answer: currency risk