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Continued from Part 1: How To Set a Forex Trading Schedule… The 4 Forex Trading Operating Hours are (hours in EST): New York (0800hrs to 1700hrs): Kathy Lien’s report (2005) “Day Trading the Currency Markets” declares that New York is the world’s second largest forex platform and is closely observed by foreign investors as 90% [...]

Does anyone know why the USD (U.S. Dollar) has been taking such a beating in the Forex Markets lately? It has been losing ground to the Japanese Yen, Euro, and the British Sterling. What’s the deal? Does anyone know when this will end? This is seriously screwing up my Forex investment strategies. Why is USD [...]

I am wondering who is the best forex broker and why do you think they are? Considering overall reputation, margins offered, fees charged, service features and quality, etc., which on-line Forex Brokers do you regard as the best? Does anyone have any tips on how to watch out for on-line Forex frauds and scamming ploys? [...]

We need to discuss currency trading and how to deal with your emotions. Do you remember the scene in the movie Wall Street where Gordon Gecko (the epitome of stock or currency traders’ alter-egos) told his underling never to get emotional about a stock? Well, this is sound advice for stock market traders, but absolutely [...]

Instinct and intuition are great feelings to use when currency trading…for your initial motivation, but seriously, no matter how strongly you feel you really cannot go with it unless the numbers indicate a favorable trade. If they check out, then go with your gut – perhaps you do possess some prescient powers and the figures [...]

Trading Currencies with no stop loss orders is like rolling the roulette wheel in Las Vegas. Why? Because you are taking a HUGE gamble! The stop loss order is probably the most important thing you can do when trading currencies and every currency trader must know about this and implement it with every order. However, [...]

Here are the top 8 major currencies for Forex trading… US dollar (USD)                    United States of America Euro (EUR)                            Much of Europe (16 member countries) British pound (GBP)              United Kingdom Japanese yen (JPY)                Japan Swiss franc (CHF)                  Switzerland Canadian dollar (CAD)          Canada Australian dollar (AUD)        Australia New Zealand dollar (NZD)    New Zealand Here is a [...]

Trading The South African Rand (ZAR): It’s no surprise that the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) was influenced by its former colonial government’s banking model the British, of course, Bank of England. The SARB is the voice of authority regarding monetary policy and activity for the Republic of South Africa. Acting upon major responsibilities in [...]