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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Forex Training: Preserve And Skyrocket Your Investment

By Brad Morgan

You know what the NASDAQ is and even have money invested in it. You follow the stock market and are learning how to predict which ones are going to be on an upswing. You've never, however, heard of Forex.

Forex actually stands for foreign exchange market. This is a place where money is exchanged. Every country has different rates for their money, and the foreign exchange market is responsible for keeping track of the different rates.

Lots of people choose to invest in Forex. They follow the trends in the market and learn how to make money from, well, money. It's quite easy in one sense. If you choose to invest your funds in Canadian dollars, and then, one day, the Canadian dollar is actually worth more than the American dollar, you can make a great deal of money.

For example, say that the percentage rate for Canadian money were 1.0469. This means that if you were to bring an American dollar across the border, you would get $1.05 Canadian for it. Then say, at that point in time, that you purchased a $5,000 USD in Canadian money. What would happen if, a year or so later, the Canadian money that you had purchased was now worth more than the American money? When you traded it back into USD, you would make a profit.

How can this not be a great idea? You're not investing in companies, but in money itself. What could be easier, or so you would think.

The problem, however, is that it's not quite that simple. Forex trading is a very serious business and it is important that you learn as much as you can about this trading before you jump into it. It is very much like a job: you can't just do the job, or do it right, before you're trained. And you can't get into Forex trading until you have learned everything you can about it.

Another issue with Forex trading is that it is an ongoing process: you never stop learning. Even when you think that you know everything about it, something changes. It requires a great deal of commitment and can be very time consuming, especially if you choose to use it for your sole income.

One benefit of Forex trading, however, is that it never closes. Because it runs on the currency of the world, and somewhere in the world someone is awake, you can trade 24 hours a day, which can be great if you are the type of person who really enjoys the ability to continuously trade.

This, however, is a risky business. If you don't do it right you can lose everything you've put in. The best way to ensure that you are able to make money from Forex trading and not lose the mortgage (or your shirt), is to learn as much as you possibly can about Forex trading and to be as committed as possible. - 23211

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