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Friday, July 11, 2008

Lesson One - Learn First

What do you know about the Forex Market? What is Forex, right?
I love it - I make a lot of money trading it & I bought both programs or systems to help me do it. Check them out - DO NOT BUY . . . YET
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First, I want you to think of money - all kinds of money
We're going to do this together - spend some time at the site below & really get to know it. This is Lesson #1 - Get to know the world currencies.
http://www.oanda.com/products/fxmap/fxmap.shtml click on link

When we finish the lessons, you're ready to buy and get started making some real money with currency trading or currency exchange or better yet, Foreign Currency Exchange Trading!

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Lesson #2 - Getting Dirty

Did you learn the 3 Letter abbreviations of each currency you studied from the map in lesson #1? If not, get to it. Ha! Ha!

Money trades are done in pairs: Euro/JPY, USD/CHF, and CAD/USD. Often, a two-sided quote, consisting of 'bid' and 'ask' price, is listed when dealing with currency brokers. For example, EUR/USD 1.2385/1.2390: 1.2385 is known as the 'bid' price while 1.2390 is commonly known as the 'ask' or 'buy' price. The 'bid' is the price at which you can sell the base currency; while the 'ask' is the price at which you can buy the base currency.

We're going to get deep into the mud now - splash around & watch all these videos and just gleen as much as you can - this is just your first exposure - so DO NOT PANIC http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Y9Zid_d7uY&NR=1
How did you like his accent? Ha! Ha!

Be very clear - we are definitely talking about currency trading or currency exchange or better yet -- Foreign Currency Exchange (FOREX)

Lesson #3

The first currency listed first is the base currency and the value of the base currency is always 1.

A quote of EUR / USD 1.2100 means that one 1 Euro is equal to 1.2100 units of U.S. Dollars. When that number increases, it means the Euro is appreciating while the U.S. Dollar is depreciating and vise versa.
Let's look at another example. USD / JPY is trading at 124.00. It means 1 dollar is equal to 124 units of Japanese Yen. An increase in the number means that U.S. Dollar is appreciating while the Japanese Yen is depreciating and vis versa.
In other words, if a currency quote goes higher, that increases the value of the base currency. A lower quote means the base currency is weakening.

USD/CAD 1.2392 1.2397
This chart tells us that we can buy one American dollar for 1.2397 Canadian dollars, or sell one American dollar for 1.2392 Canadian dollars. The most commonly traded currencies pairs are the 'Majors' – GBP/USD, EUR/USD, AUD/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CHF, and USD/CAD.


Currencies are traded in lots of various sizes. The standard lot is 100,000 units of the base currency. A unit is the currency name e.g. one unit of US dollars is the dollar. So a standard lot of US currency is worth $100,000. FOREX trades can have lots of various sizes - a mini lot is 10,000 units, but the most trades are done using standard lots.


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Lesson #3 pips and ticks

Learn all about tics and pips:
http://www.forexondemand.com/pips-and-ticks.html
http://www.forexhsi.com/ddhelp/tickdatatable.php

Go ahead and set this up now & see what you can do:
http://www.fxcm.com/open-free-100k.jsp

Are we having fun or what? Ha! Ha!

Let's be perfectly clear - we're talking about currency trading or currency exchange or better yet Foreign Currency Exchange (Forex) trading !

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Why Purchase Both Systems



Lesson #4 - Your last lesson, before you get started learning the systems!!!!! If you didn't like your last game - try this one:
http://fxtrade.oanda.com/forex_trading/fxgame/
Many people choose their currencies by looking at the trends - what's happening in the world - the Fundamental Strategy. Check this out!
http://www.etftrends.com/category/currency/ Is there a time of year or cycles to know about? check this out
http://www.oanda.com/channels/forex-trader/fxtrends.shtml Probably the best way to choose a currency is to use both a fundamental and a technical approach - BUY THE SYSTEMS.
After you read and reread the info in the following link, it will be crystal clear why you want to purchase - both systems.
http://www.wisertrader.com/articles/short_term_currency_trends.pdf

You probably have a lot of questions, right?

Many years ago, I asked if there was a way to cut my losses or hedge my trades and the answer was YES! GET A GREAT STRATEGY - BUY the systems -
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One very good question is how to choose currencies and another great question is when is the best time to get in and get out, right?


If you don't want to spend hours charting and years at coming up with strategies, losing a ton of money in the process, then take these easy, proven systems - buy these solutions NOW, you're ready. They work. Buy them both.




You're ready - time to get serious and buy/learn the systems & use those games to test yourself, then get a broker and do it!!!!!

When is the best time for you to quit your job and get everything you've dreamed about? Never, if you don't take any action & the only action required now is to learn - BUY THE SYTEMS - if not for you, for your family. FYI - You will lose money - that's a given. BUT, if your decisions earn more than you lose, you're making money, right? Don't be afraid to lose - it's part of "getting ahead." Get your mind set & let's GO!
I'm not leaving you here - I want you to send me emails on your successes & I want us to join sources and invest together - I've got other ideas that work, too!!!! email: lotsmoremoney33@yahoo.com
You do realize that we've been talking about currency trading or currency exchange or Foreign Currency Exchange (Forex) trading, right?