Thursday, January 8, 2009

Starters Guide To Forex Trading

Having a proper starters guide to forex trading can help you out since this can be a business where your money can disappear quickly if you don't watch it.

What are demo accounts?

These are just accounts on your trading platform that allow you to do trades that aren't real. It's basically a simulator of the forex trading experience. As a beginner, this is probably your best tool. The first thing it does is allow you to learn the trading platform. You get to learn what all the buttons do and make mistakes, without having to worry. You also get to test your skills on currencies graphs, to see if you can make any money. When you're confident from using the demo account, you can move onto doing trades with your own money.

What is margin trading?

If you've been looking at brokers, you've probably noticed margin trading and it probably confused you. The idea is that you put in a deposit and you get to leverage the brokers money in trades. Depending on the account, you can get 100 times the amount you put in as a deposit. For example, at 100 times, if you put in $1000, you could trade $100,000.

I know that sounds too good to be true, but the broker will protect them self. If you start losing anywhere near your original deposit, your broker will cut you off and exit the trades, so they don't end up losing money. The extra money that you trade with allow you to make more money per trade, so that's why it is useful. When starting out, go slow with these types of accounts. Only use 15-20% of what is available. This way you get leverage, but you don't have a huge risk of losing more than your deposit.

These are great ways to learn forex trading online. I'm currently giving a 7 day free forex training course. Newbies and experienced are all welcome. If you're interested in participating, check out the Casual Forex Trader.

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