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Basic Principles of Successful Investing in the Forex Market

basic principles of successful investing in the forex market

The first question that any aspiring investor has when he or she arrives at a Web page as it is: Why is this person reveals his system to the public when you can make all the money he wants on the currency market? Why share this information with others?

Well, here’s the truth. The vast majority of trading systems out there are useless garbage refused. They are written by people who cannot make a penny in the real world of Forex.

My interest in operating in the financial markets dates back to 1996. When I was excluded from most of the casinos in Nevada. Until then I had my life in casinos by counting cards at blackjack tables.

However, the greedy casino managers do not like players who can use their brains to beat the casino at their own game. They prefer the “players” left to their last dollar in their “fine establishments”. So I realized if I did not want to end up with broken legs, I needed to find another source of income …

Financial markets were the natural choice. And that was the best choice I ever made. Here I am, 12 years later, financially independent. Free. However, I must admit that investing in the Forex market has become an obsession for me.

For me it is no longer a question of money and profits. Forex has become my lifestyle. I live and breathe EUR/USD, USD/CAD, GBP/USD. At the same time it is a very lonely lifestyle. Most of my family and friends were not too thrilled when during lunch I start talking about concepts such as “support and resistance” or “price momentum”. They rejoiced when the restaurant I that I pick up the $ 500 account, but really do not care how I got them.
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Proposed criminal penalties for insider speculate

Proposed criminal penalties for insider speculateInvestors insider dealing and market handling or spreading false information to mislead can get rid of the sanctions currently taking advantage of differences in legislation between the 27 EU Member States. Authorities in some countries have no real powers of sanction and no other criminal sanctions for certain crimes of insider dealing and market manipulation. Effective sanctions can have a strong deterrent effect and strengthen the integrity of EU financial markets.

This is why the European Commission today proposed rules valid throughout the EU to ensure a minimum criminal sanctions for prosecuting insider dealing and market manipulation. For the first time, the Commission uses its new powers under the Treaty of Lisbon to enforce EU policy by criminal sanctions.

The proposed Directive provides that Member States take the necessary measures to ensure that criminal offenses consisting of insider dealing and market manipulation are punishable by criminal penalties. Member States also need to criminally punish those who assist, abet or advise on market abuse, as well as attempts to commit such offenses. The Directive complements the proposed regulation on market abuse made today, which improves the legal framework of the EU and strengthen administrative penalties.

Viviane Reding, EU Justice has stated that “the Commission, in addition to effective supervision of markets, today proposed strengthening the enforcement of EU rules against insider trading and manipulation of market by criminal law. The criminal conduct should not be tolerated in European financial markets “, he said.

Michel Barnier

The Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, Michel Barnier, meanwhile, added that “sanctions against perpetrators of abuse are too diverse market today and have the necessary deterrent effect. By imposing criminal sanctions to prosecute serious market abuse across the EU, we send a clear signal to deter potential offenders, who commit insider trading or market manipulation, face jail time and criminal records. These proposals will increase the integrity of the market, promote investor confidence and facilitate conditions of fair competition in the market. “

Expected changes in the telephony market failures Blackberry

Expected changes in the telephony market failures BlackberryThe failures occurred last week in the service of sending and receiving data from Blackberry could generate changes in the mobile market with low barriers to systems that guarantee users the functionality of their equipment.

Computer systems specialist Daniel Becerril Lopez said in an interview that while Blackberry is focused on the business sector, the drawbacks are an obstacle to sales growth in the future, and a lack of control in the company.

The school also said that many employers prefer these devices for their confidence in the service, however, generated failures cause users to “move” to Android or Apple computers.

“I think over time the company will absorb Apple, it has little chance for its technology, as long as they remain good and not have this kind of problem,” he added.
López Becerril said the failure occurred on Oct. 11 in the central switch, which brought down its email service and messaging in Europe and in parts of Latin America, India, Middle East and Africa, was caused by saturation of information in the system.

The expert said that while Research In Motion (RIM), maker of BlackBerry, announced the return of its network by not having a redundant system to meet new new saturation can cause system failures in the future.

Disasters, free markets and information

Disasters, free markets and informationAnd many media and BBC ourselves, we compared the disaster of the Fukushima nuclear power in Japan after the earthquake and tsunami that struck the country a few weeks ago with the explosion of an oil rig company British Petroleum ( BP) in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, which caused the largest oil spill in U.S. history.

Some of the similarities between the two disasters are obvious. Especially the consequences that have and will have both the environment and the economy.

It is also like the way the two companies, BP and the owner of Japanese nuclear plant, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), managed to supply information after disasters.

I am referring to the latter matches because this blog is about publishing and media issues.

Many suspect that both BP at the time, as now Tepco, do not disclose all the information you have on the scope of disasters.

I remember the frustration of President Obama when he said the directors of BP, Tony Hayward, and would not be on the payroll if he had worked for the White House, after the multinational erroneously announced several times that had controlled the oil spill .

“What the hell is going on?” angrily rebuked Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan to the heads of Tepco when he heard about a new nuclear plant fire, just an hour after it started.

The initial plan of 2009 BP Exploration said it was unlikely that an accidental spill occurred and provided no activities harmful to fish or fish habitat, a miscalculation accepted at the time by U.S. authorities.

Tepco, meanwhile, admitted that between 1977 and 2002 inspections falsified reports on its nuclear facilities and compliance with safety standards.

It is up to, if you understand, that from the standpoint of business, companies do not make known information that will be harmful, so why let them control the monopoly of information about these disasters?

In different parts of the world have raised voices calling for governments to take the responsibility to report when disasters affect the common good, a kind of state intervention in private companies responsible for the disasters that have the purpose of informing and alerting the public more beyond the vagaries of stock markets.

Forex Money Market Assets

Forex Money Market AssetsIf you’re new to trading in the money market, it makes sense to exchange currencies active. There are two main reasons for this. First not want to get a coin of little interest and you may have difficulty selling. Second, the spread between the bid / ask is more likely to be lower, making profits.
Fores Major Currencies

Mayor forex market: There are seven coins Mayors, the U.S. dollar (USD), Euro (EUR), Japanese Yen (JPY) British pound (GBP) Swiss Franc (CHF), Canadian dollar (CAD) and Australian dollar (AUD).

The U.S. dollar is the currency most traded followed by the Euro and the Yen. The Euro is the currency relatively new European Union member states although some, including Britain, have not changed their currency.

Forex Currency Pairs

Obviously if you are buying a currency must also be selling other and therefore prices are always quoted in pairs, with USD / EUR (greater forex market) the most active. A more active pair narrows the difference between the bid / ask, with a possible spread of only two seeds for more active exchanges. A pip is the smallest unit of a currency. Most currencies are exchanged to four decimal points, such that a pip is 0.0001 or 1 / 100 of a cent. This may seem miniscule until you realize that in a standard exchange of $ 100,000 that’s $ 10. As each exchange involves both sell a currency as buying another, the difference in the spread is the cost of the transaction and should be considered when calculating the gain. The exception to four decimal points is the Japanese yen which is normally traded to two decimal points.
Choosing a Currency

If you live in a country that uses one of the major currencies, when you begin to trade just makes sense to start with that currency. Not only will you be familiar and comfortable with the money but you are in a better position to judge its strength. The Internet has a wealth of information about the financial climate of a country, but if you live here you have access to the entire content of newspapers, besides being in the unique position of experiencing first hand the changes at the consumer level.

The USD (greater forex market) is the largest currency exchange and any exchange that does not involve currency is known as a cross. This may mean a wider spread. To minimize your costs includes the U.S. dollar as one of your coins.