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FREE FOREX ROBOT – How it Works and How to Download

Tuesday, May 11th, 2010

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Forex trading is a huge industry nowadays. There are gigantic fortunes that are gained each day by successful traders. Unfortunately a lot of people that don’t know what they are doing are losing lots of money also. If it were easy, everyone would do it, right?

Recently a few companies have come out with what they call Forex robot traders. What they are, are robots, or better yet computers, that do all the calculations of when to buy and sell. It’s supposed to take all the guess work out of the equation for you. You just set up the program and put it on auto pilot and watch the cash just pour into your bank account. Ahh, if only it were that simple. I won’t lie, these robots are pretty good and you can make money with them, but they also, like anything, do have their flaws. Here are a few that I have discovered.

First, MT4 robot systems work only on MT4, while the services that have an auto alerting buy/sell system are not limited to any particular platform.

Second, MT4 EA’s are based on pure mathematical formulas (mostly they are combinations of simple and exponential averages). Forex auto alerting is a self-learning system based on neural networks and genetic algorithms and as input it takes a lot of parameters (such as the day of the week, part of the year, other currencies prices, gold price, oil price, holidays, etc.).

MT4 EA’s can’t do it (or maybe they can, but they don’t as it’s a very complicated schema requiring a high computational power, which is impossible to obtain on a home PC). EA’s usually take in account only the history of the given pair and that’s all. We believe that the market can’t be described with such a simple math model with one parameter only. It’s a non-linear system like weather or flowing water.

While the robots are great, they are limited in what they can do. I’d suggest a program that
will give you ready-to-use Forex trading signals. Using them you can make money on Forex without thinking. This is most efficient and modern money making methods today. It can be used by anybody in all countries of the world. All you need is access to Internet few times a week, few minutes each time. That’s all. That way you can capture the the entire Forex market, not just the MT4 systems.

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25. How to Trade Bollinger Bands – Stocks, Futures, Forex

Tuesday, May 11th, 2010

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A Lesson on Bollinger Bands for active traders and investors using technical analysis in the forex, futures, and stock markets.

The link that I refer to on Standard Deviation is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_deviation

The link that I refer to with more resources on Bollinger Bands is here:

http://www.informedtrades.com/tags/index.php/bollinger%20bands/

In our last lesson we learned about the Stochastic Oscillator and how traders use this in their trading. In today’s lesson we are going to learn about an indicator which helps traders gauge the volatility and how current prices compare to past prices.

Bollinger Bands are comprised of three bands which are referred to as the upper band, the lower band, and the center band. The middle band is a simple moving average which is normally set at 20 periods, and the upper band and lower band represent chart points that are two standard deviations away from that moving average.

Example of Bollinger Bands:

Bollinger bands are designed to give traders a feel for what the volatility is in the market and how high or low prices are relative to the recent past. The basic premise of Bollinger bands is that price should normally fall within two standard deviations (represented by the upper and lower band) of the mean which is the center line moving average. If you are unfamiliar with what a standard deviation is you can read about it here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_deviation. As this is the case trend reversals often occur near the upper and lower bands. As the center line is a moving average which represents the trend in the market, it will also frequently act as support or resistance.

The first way that traders use the indicator is to identify potential overbought and oversold places in the market. Although some traders will take a close outside the upper or lower bands as buy and sell signals, John Bollinger who developed the indicator recommends that this method should only be traded with the confirmation of other indicators. Outside of the fact that most traders would recommend confirming signals with more than one method, with Bollinger bands prices which stay outside or remain close to the upper or lower band can indicate a strong trend, a situation that you do not want to be trading reversals in. For this reason selling at the upper band and buying at the lower is a technique that is best served in range bound markets.

Example of Buying and Selling at the Upper and Lower Band:

Large breakouts often occur after periods of low volatility when the bands contract. As this is the case traders will often position for a trend trade on a break of the upper or lower Bollinger band after a period of contraction or low volatility. Be careful when using this strategy as the first move is often a fake out.

Example

As Bollinger bands paint a good picture directly on the price chart of how high or low price is relative to historical prices, this is a good indicator to use in conjunction with other methods such as some of the chart patterns that we have learned so far and some of the candlestick patterns which we will learn in future lessons. Below is one such example:

As Bollinger Bands are one of the most popular indicators around I have created a special page on InformedTrades.com which lists multiple resources for those looking for more information on trading Bollinger Bands.

That’s our lesson for today. You should now have a good understanding of Bollinger bands and how traders use these in their trading. In our next lesson we are going to go over the Average Directional Index or ADX, which helps traders identify the strength or weakness of a trend so we hope to see you in that lesson.

As always if you have any questions or comments please feel free to have them in the comments section below, and have a great day!

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The Foreign Exchange (Forex) Market and the Two Main Purposes of Trade

Thursday, May 6th, 2010

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The Foreign Exchange market is the largest financial market in the world and spans the globe. Known also as the forex market or FX market, the market is in 24 hour operation and is not limited to single exchange locations within countries but is conducted wherever one currency is exchanged for another in the process of doing business.
Traditionally, the trade was primarily conducted at banks and special exchange bureaus, but today it can be literally anywhere via ATMs, hotel and from your own PC or laptop. Traders can be huge multi-national corporations, small exporters, banks, governments etc, or you. When you buy an item over the internet in another currency using your credit card or if you are on holidays and want some quick local currency cash from an ATM, you are setting up and will engage in a forex deal. You will sell/buy, a currency at a rate set by the banking institutions involved and as determined by the market.
Most small and intermediate deals are done directly using a retail bank. When you take your cash, your bank calculates an exchange rate value in your home currency for the amount you have withdrawn and deducts that from your account. Your bank will probably charge you a currency conversion transaction fee and the exchange rate that it sets that day for the currency you want. The bank sets a buy rate and a sell rate, two prices which are slightly different and which enable the bank to profit from your small deal by selling you the currency you want at a slightly higher rate of exchange compared with the better rate they will receive when they offset your deal via bulk trades in the market that their dealing room will do. So they make a profit on this price difference between buy and sell price they set for the retail customer versus the better buy and sell price they can get as a heavy weight in the market.
The difference between the buy price and the sell price between a currency pair is called ‘the spread’. When people shop for rates they are looking for a smaller, tighter spread difference which means a better rate of exchange and if you shop around you will find quite a bit of small variation in the spread, sometimes between retail banks. Third party exchange bureaus and hotels have to offset your trade with a bank and the bank does so in turn using the larger bulk market, so the non-bank bureau’s spread has to be greater. For example, this gives them the chance to off-load the physical currency you have sold them in exchange for the local, at a small profit to a banking institution. Forex exchange booths at airports usually have the larger spreads in the retail market which means a poorer exchange deal for you, less dollars in the currency you are exchanging for, and so the high cost of an on the spot last minute convenience situation.
Huge amounts of trade from so many sources and countries makes for a volatile and active market that is good for the speculator and should, as a measure reflect the changing economic performance of one country’s economy in relation to another country’s economy. The business person or consumer who is just looking for the best rate and most secure way to pay in a currency exchange situation can make use of certain tools available to select a rate in the market that they feel serves them best and then to lock secure that rate with time to execute the transaction without finding that they have been adversely affected by a value change before the transaction has been finalized. So we can see that both types of trade use the market to their advantage in different ways for different purposes.
Speculation traders seek to make profit yielding trades in the market from speculation on value change. They can do this using a broker, self operated manual or semi automated forex trading, or a full easy forex robot trading system. Businesses and corporations engaging in inter-country business seek to secure a locked in and stable rate to preserve profit margins and budget forecasts. An example would be a small business looking for a stable, set forward, exchange value when ordering a machine that will be delivered in six months time.
In part 2 we will continue to look with more detail at the two primary but different reasons for trading forex.

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Easy Way To Make Money On Ebay – Uncover Hot Niche Items

Sunday, April 18th, 2010

http://tinyurl.com/33bldy

Video shows you how to make money on Ebay by exposing a hidden secret that tells you exactly what items to sell on Ebay.

Shoppers are telling you what they want you to sell to them and what items will get their money.

Discover Hot Item Niches and make money on Ebay, by keeping Ebay fees low and your sell through rate high.

The questions and frustration on what items to sell on Ebay may finally be over.

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Foreign-Exchange/Exchanging “Currency” Into Money To Do Trade In The Amexem-Moor-Empire

Sunday, April 4th, 2010

A business-owner within the Amexem-Moor-Empire: National-Family explains how simple it is to do foreign-exchange for the purpose of doing trade with a business of the operating within the Amexem-Moor-Empire: jurisdiction = of the regulating by the Amexem-Moor-Empire: Imperial-Power And Industry-Agency: Business-Registrar: Operations within the rigors of the Amexem-Moor-Empire: Constitution (which requires doing trade with platinum, gold, or silver only)

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Forex Trading System – Candlestick Trading Series 1

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

http://www.ForexPowerTradingSystem.com – Candlestick Trading Series video 1 – Understanding candlesticks as they apply to the Forex market. We will cover the most basic to advanced. Keep checking back for new videos.

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Forex Trading System – 600 pips,2 Days,4 Pairs

Monday, March 8th, 2010

Simple forex trading system that can crank out the pips. New system signals coming soon!

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78. An Overview of the Forex Market

Monday, March 8th, 2010

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The first lesson in our new free video forex trading course which introduces the main aspects that differentiate the forex market from the equities and the futures markets.

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Currency Trading With The Strength Meter June 10, 2008

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

Short video showing how the currency strength meter allowed a successful trade with the USD/CHF

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How to Make Forex Trading Childs Play Using Forex Trading Software

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

http://www.forexextra.com/

The market is flooded with Forex trading software. But how do you separate the empty get rich schemes from the legitimate opportunities? One way would be to ask others what their experiences have been. Take a look at the reviews by following the link above to see how you can use Forex Trading Software to make trading the Forex just like childs play!

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