Forex trading over the years has become popular among the investing public. After the recent stock market crash, people are turning towards forex trading in droves. Forex Brokers are also marketing aggressively to increase the number of their clients.
These gurus will tell you that forex trading is very easy. Anyone can do it from the comfort of their homes. You only need a computer and an internet connection. No doubt, the internet revolution has made it possible for anyone to trade forex from anywhere in the world.
But these gurus are never going to tell you that 95% of the new traders do not survive more than six months. Only 5% will ever become winning traders. 95% will take the plunge on the advice of these gurus, lose their hard earned money and give up. Forex markets are unforgiving. It slaughters inexperienced traders.
Why so many new traders get slaughtered by the forex market? Simply; they were not prepared. By simply reading one or two eBooks on forex trading, you will never succeed at forex trading until and unless you start living and start breathing forex.
If you really want to succeed at forex trading than learn it properly. Understand how the forex markets functions. What is the role of underlying economic factors like interest rate, GDP growth rate, unemployment figures, fiscal deficit etc in moving the currency markets? As long as you wont get the feel of the markets, you wont succeed.
The best method to understand forex markets is learning what fundamental and technical analysis is. Fundamental analysis tells you how economic factors affect currency markets. What is the role of interest rates, GDP growth, unemployment figures, housing slump and host of other factors in moving the forex markets? Fundamental analysis can predict the medium to long term trend in the forex markets.
Technical analysis studies the past behavior of prices to predict the future behavior of prices. You need to master technical analysis if you are thinking of becoming a day trader. Technical analysis is ideally suited to forex markets.
Technical analysis depends on the proper use of a number of indicators that you need to understand and master. These indicators can provide you will information regarding the market whether it is trending or ranging. This will help you devise your strategy. It can also tell you about the entry/exit for each trade.
If you have been previously trading stocks than you can switch to forex trading much faster. But always remember as long as you dont make forex trading passion of your life, you wont succeed at it. Learn everything about forex, make it a passion and you will develop into a winning trader.
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The Foreign Exchange market, also referred to as the Forex or FX market, is an international exchange market in the world, with a daily average turnover of approximately from 1.5 trillion to 2.5 trillion US dollar. Hundreds of thousands of individuals have already joined the Forex market.
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