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This book was written in very basic form to cater to the maximum number of potential forex investors. Forex investing is very risky and investors can lose money. Therefore it is prudent to fully understand the markets before investing your hard earned money. There are many ways for potential investors to practice forex trading without actually opening an account. I believe that it is very sensible to use a practice account first just in case forex trading is not right for you. This book in no way should be considered a guarantee of profits in the forex markets. Forex trading is very risky. Only risk capital should be used for this type of speculative investment.The forex markets are a true electronic or over-the-counter exchange. There is no physical or central forex exchange location. The forex market is comprised of a global network of banks, corporations and individuals who are buying and selling currencies 24 hours a day, except on weekends. Forex trading follows the sun around the globe. The most active exchange centers are in Tokyo, Singapore, London and New York. When Asian trading session ends the European session begins and when the European session ends the North American session begins.

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What are the basic mechanics of a forex trade? The currencies are traded against each other in one simultaneous transaction. For instance, you may believe that the EUR will strengthen versus the USD over the next few days. You might place an order to Buy 1 EUR/USD. Buying one EUR/USD leverages $100,000 worth of currency. To exit this trade you would Sell 1 EUR/USD and your trade would realize a loss, gain or break even depending on the currencies’ movements versus each other. Now let’s presume that you believe that the JPY will strengthen against the USD. You might sell 1 USD/JPY which leverages $100,000 worth of currency. Please not that the most valuable currency is listed first in the trade first. In other words, you would not buy 1 JPY/USD to accomplish your speculation that the JPY will strengthen versus the USD. The first currency is referred to as the base currency and the latter is called the counter or quote currency.

Cash prices are the prices for which the commodity is sold at the various market locations. The futures price represents the current market opinion of what the commodity will be worth at some time in the future. Under normal circumstances of adequate supply, the price of the physical commodity for future delivery will be approximately equal to the present cash price, plus the amount it costs to carry or store the commodity from the present to the month of delivery. As a result, one would ordinarily expect to see an upward trend to the prices of distant contract months. These costs, known as carrying charges, determine the normal premium over cash,and create a market condition known as contango which is typical of many futures markets. In most physical markets, the crucial determinant of the price differential between two contract months is the cost of storing the commodity over that particular length of time. As a result, markets which compensate an individual fully for carrying charges — interest rates, insurance, and storage — are known as full contango markets, or full carrying charge markets. Under normal market conditions, when supplies are adequate, the price of a commodity for future delivery should be equal to the present spot prices plus carrying charges. The contango structure of the futures market is kept intact by the ability of dealers and financial institutions to bring carrying charges back into line through arbitrage.