Category Archives: Forex Trading

In the case of a put option, the bondholder will be eager to exercise the option if interest rates increase and the bond price decreases. In the case of a call option, the issuer will be willing to exercise the option if interest rates decrease and the bond price increases. An option is a derivative […]

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A trader’s sole strategy to prevent a margin call in the forex market is to use proper risk management. Many traders struggle to set a stop-loss for their trades, which explains why they lose so much money in the forex market. A broker also sets aside a percentage of his trading account balance to launch […]

As we normally understand the economic cycle, economic growth comes with an increase in jobs and, eventually, a rise in the price of goods and services, aka inflation. (The Fed’s target for “healthy” inflation is around 2%.) In contrast, when the economy slows, the job market begins to contract, and inflation also cools. It seems […]

Just as you don’t want a single trade to cause a lot of damage to your account (hence the 1% rule), you also don’t want one day to ruin your week or month. If you are risking 1% or less on each trade, you would need to lose three trades or more (with no winners) […]

Tak, w Dubaju powszechnie akceptowane są płatności kartami kredytowymi. Pamiętaj jednak, że niektóre mniejsze sklepy i stragany mogą preferować płatności gotówkowe. W Dubaju warto ubierać się konserwatywnie (dotyczy to szczególnie kobiet), choć na ulicach można spotkać wiele turystek w krótkich spódniczkach. Znaczenie ma tutaj fakt, że Zjednoczone Emiraty Arabskie są krajem muzułmańskim, więc odpowiedni ubiór […]

The Russell 2000 reflects the performance of 2,000 publicly traded small-cap companies, investors often turn to it to balance their investments in a large-cap stock index. The Russell 2000 Value Index tracks the performance of companies with lower price-to-book ratios, which shows a company’s market price relative to its balance sheet. The Russell 2000 Growth Index […]

For those not familiar with the Yen, that amounts to GBP£270 billion or US$357 billion. The great thing about the Tokyo Stock Exchange is that it has a number of indexes that allows investors to speculate on the market in its entirety, rather than backing specific companies. The following chart shows the history of the […]