Foreign Exchange School

  Carry trade is one of the most popular fundamental trading methods. It refers to buying high-interest currencies and selling low-interest currencies, and depositing the purchased high-interest currencies in the country's banks to earn higher interest rates than low-interest currency countries. Therefore, in the entire trading process, traders may not only make profits, but also have income from intermediate interest spreads. In addition, because leverage is involved in the transaction, the overall currency transaction...

  "What matters is not whether you are right or wrong, but how much you make when you are right, and how much you lose when you are wrong." - Stanley Druckenmiller The foreign exchange trading industry is growing rapidly, and more and more people are flocking to the foreign exchange market to learn and invest in foreign exchange trading. Many traders are looking forward to making a fortune in the foreign exchange market, and we discuss the trend of currencies,...

  Chasing orders is a method often used by foreign exchange gold traders to make orders. It refers to making orders in the direction of price fluctuations at the beginning of the market and completing the transaction in a short period of time. This method is generally used to recover losses or expand profits. When traders make profits, they feel that the following market trends are in line with their own judgment, and then chase orders to get more profits. Under normal circumstances, profit chasing orders is OK, as long as they do not blindly add funds. When...

  Financial marekt is a battlefield without gunpowder smoke, but it is extremely cruel. Since the emergence of financial marekt in human history, countless people have taken the road of trading. Everyone who enters the trading market aspires to return with a full load and stand at the top of the food chain. However, most traders cannot escape the fate of loss and failure. In this place, capable investors make money, and incapable investors just come to spend. Experts trade experience for money, but novices trade money for experience...

  Bull and bear traders divide the market into bull or bear markets based on the direction of prices, and are also terms used to describe whether the state of the market is optimistic or pessimistic. The big difference between a bull market and a bear market is the level of confidence among players: confidence rises high in a bull market and falls in a bear market. Both trends are usually influenced by fundamental factors and technical perceptions. When the market enters a bear market, confidence rises and risk appetite rises, and players are more excited to put their money into it. Another...

  In foreign exchange trading, the importance of a trading system is beyond doubt. If you want to go further in this industry, building your own trading system is definitely something you must do. If you are a foreign exchange novice, then in this article you can learn in detail what a trading system is. If you build a teaching and research system, if you are a foreign exchange veteran, you can also use this article to consolidate your knowledge, maybe it will be useful in the training of newcomers later. Trading system...

  　　In foreign exchange trading, what is the significance of locking orders? In the process of foreign exchange trading, many investors have implemented "locking" behavior, which usually occurs when "the floating loss of the trade order is close to or exceeds their own risk tolerance", trying to use this "tool" to reduce or hedge the loss of the existing position, or even the risk of liquidation. In addition, many traders who have not developed the habit of "stop loss and take profit" also use this function frequently. However,...

  The main purpose of fundamental analysis is to predict future price movements through the analysis of macroeconomic things. Fundamental analysis factors include various political and economic phenomena such as interest rates, trade balances, inflation rates, civil conflicts, wars and other macro-level things. Here are a few common economic data: 1. Interest Rate (Interest Rate) According to economic principles, interest rate changes are data that directly affect the trend of exchange rates. Such as interest rates...

  Forex is the most liquid financial marekt in the world, with a daily trading volume of up to 6.60 trillion US dollars. In recent years, more and more people have started to want to create wealth by trading in foreign exchange, and online foreign exchange brokers have also become more and more user requests, allowing retail traders to trade from their own home. So what do you need to pay attention to before you open a position for the first time?...

  Forex is perhaps an unclear market for many people as it involves different types of financial services including: banking, money transfer services and online trading etc. The main definition of the Forex market is the venue where currency is traded. Due to the nature of the current internet world and the rapid development of communication, the Forex market has evolved into one of the markets where transactions are conducted 24 hours a day on a global scale....

  Economic indicators are policy decisions or national data reports that cause fluctuations in international financial marekts every time an important economic indicator is released. Understanding what economic indicators are, their impact, when they appear, and how they change can provide another very valuable market insight for Forex gold traders....

  "Stop thinking about making profits, think about how to protect the profits you already have." - Paul Tudor Jones, legendary Wall Street trader A quote from Tudor Jones sums up what risk management is. Risk management is finding ways to control losses. You have to know how much risk you are taking and how much you can afford. The risk awareness of successful traders is not...