Articles, tagged with "short position", page 3
30th May 2010
Forex option trading is not an advisable endeavor if you are new to the forex market game. If you delve into it unprepared, chances are, you may lose a lot of money as fast as you can make it. But doing your homework and starting out from the absolute bas...
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Author:
Silvertrader
15th April 2010
You began trading in the foreign currency exchange because you wanted to make money in one of the most lucrative markets in the world. However, to make a continued profit trading foreign currency, a successful forex trader relies different strategies and ...
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Author:
Andrew Daigle
24th March 2010
The presented article covers one of the most important (in author's opinion) aspects of trading in general and FOREX trading in particular - managing of orders and positions. This includes choosing entry points, making decisions about exit points, stop-lo...
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Author:
Bruce Shaw
23rd March 2010
As a trader, you need to master the two technical indicators that are very simple to use but most effective. These are the trendlines and the moving averages. These two technical indicators can be used with a naked eye by just eyeballing the chart. They w...
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Author:
Hass
10th March 2010
Everyone knows that when the stock prices goes up this is the best time to invest and make money. But can you make money when the stock prices go down. Well, you can with short selling. Many people have difficulty understanding short selling. So what is s...
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Author:
Hass
08th March 2010
It appears that major changes are in store for the U.S. Forex industry. The recent CFTC proposal to limit margin to 10:1 has led to speculation as to what will happen with the U.S. Forex brokerage industry. The latest rumors are that several of these bro...
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Author:
Tim Brankin
03rd March 2010
If you have ever fallen in love with a beautiful person, you then know the value of giving a gold ring or a gold necklace as a token of your true love. Gold has always been considered to highly valuable from the dawn of civilization. It is still considere...
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Author:
Hass
18th February 2010
The origins of today's futures market lies in the agriculture markets of the 19th century. At that time, farmers began selling contracts to deliver agricultural products at a later date. This was done to anticipate market needs and stabilize supply and de...
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Author:
Bruce Shaw
18th February 2010
Our modern futures market originated in the 19th century when farmers began selling contracts to deliver agricultural products at a later time. They did this to attempt to anticipate market needs and to smooth the supply and demand during the off-season.
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Author:
Bruce Shaw
12th February 2010
I think this private view I acquired from researching Forex Trading Tutorial may help common/ordinary person understand about currency exchange at a glance. forex means foreign-exchange. First, let me define some terms that will be used. Here, we are...
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Author:
Errol Sellers
19th January 2010
A very common misunderstanding for investors new to futures trading is the term "margins" and what it exactly means. Let's begin with the definition of margin as it applies to the stock or equities markets. ‘Margin' is a term used to describe when money...
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Author:
James Leeney
19th January 2010
It's always interesting to learn more about new investing strategies and to give various methods a try to see their returns. One particular strategy is the long short mutual fund strategy. This particular strategy is one that combines two types of investm...
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Author:
Jamie Hanson
08th January 2010
Black-Scholes formula was articulated in the year 1973 paper by Myron Scholes and Fisher Black with basic insight that the option is perfectly priced is there is stock trading. According to the Black-Scholes Model for option pricing in the financial marke...
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Author:
Jamie Hanson
16th December 2009
I often get a chuckle when I see trading programs that claim you can make money in both up and down markets. Of course you can, when the market is going up you are long a position, and when the market is going down you are short a position. It's pretty ...
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Author:
David S Adams
14th December 2009
The stock market looked like it was set to move up until an article about someone influential saying "banking problems are far from over" and that headline gapped that sector down, just when we stopped out on Friday. Asia is taking our lead and moving dow...
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Author:
Shane D. Engle
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