Wednesday, August 21, 2013



The economic compulsion of the present time demands that no matter where you invest, your money must be secure, and the returns prompt and assured. Whereas the old  die-hards are still sticking to the idiosyncrasies of the conventional stock market, the new breed of investors have come to accept that the foreign exchange trading (forex) provides the best opportunities for retail traders today.


With trading of over $4 trillion a day and round the clock functioning of the markets, five days a week, it has become the most widely traded market in the world. This has its advantages. More flexibility is assured and transaction costs are lower when compared to other financial markets. But these would be meaningless unless you have sound forex trading policies in place.

There is no denying that with judicious planning  there is plenty of money to be made in the forex trade.  But what also needs to be remembered is that there are  millions of dollars invested by international banks and countries who are in for the long haul . And, whereas a small error of judgement or an international incident, may end up being a minor nuisance to big time investors, it is more than likely to wipe off all your assets completely.

 When you are dealing in the stock market you buy shares and keep a watchful eye on  how the company is doing so that you can sell out as and when the share prices peak, and you can make decent profits. On the other hand in the forex markets you are buying a product (currency) and your profit or loss will fluctuate on a daily basis depending on the cost of currency from country to country.

If you find yourself bogged down in calculations, and an overdose of computer programs it will not be long before you realize that you have made the wrong choice, and forex trading is not for you.

Call it "beginner's luck" but many traders do get lucky initially and hit big winners but due to lack of maturity and proper guidance, their success is often short lived.

Even if you are a seasoned investor but new to forex trading it is best to join one of the many well known trading companies for these basic reasons:

1. You do not have worthwhile practical  experience in this trade,
2. It is essential that you attain a certain degree of confidence,
3. You may need the time and the commitment to become a seasoned trader,
4. A good trading company keeps a track of all global events likely to effect your investments,
5. To learn about the more effective and profit making strategies,
6. You will be joining a company where an average interest rate of 6% is more or less assured.

Top companies have an impressive 85% winning rate over the past 6 months.  Anyone with a basic knowledge of forex trading will declare it as a remarkable achievement. If trading is consistently within the normal range of results, even a modest interest rate when compounded, can multiply your capital many times over in a reasonable period of time.

If you join a good solid company which places a fully functional trade copier by your side you will soon discover how easy it is to earn handsome profits with so little to do. No wonder so many investors have now turned to forex trading as a regular means of livelihood.




HOW A $17,537 CASH INVESTMENT BECAME A $4 MILLION PROPERTY GENERATING A YEARLY NET INCOME OF $315,000!
(AND THE STEP-BY-STEP DETAILS OF OTHER OUTRAGEOUSLY PROFITABLE REAL-LIFE PROPERTY DEALS)

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