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Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Why You Should Use Forex Demos

By Paul Seals

One of the online industry's new developments is the increasing number of investors who are growing cautious about the market, particularly the Forex market, which has been losing its new investors at a rate of 80%.

What initally happens is that many people start trading forex, and they are really excited about it, and they then realize that it isn't as easy as they thought it would be. Obviously brokerage firms are not happy about his because they rely on these investors.

Despite this fact, the forex market is still doing relatively well, as it handles trillions of dollars in transactions every single day. It goes to show how that even with this kind of turnover, there are still so many people trading it every day.

But when you succeed in beating the market, the rewards are well worth the effort. The system that is currently in place throughout the internet, offered by banks, other financial companies, and the online brokerages of course, is that of Forex demo accounts.

The demo account functions just as the live market does, only devoid of the risk. You use a model account and are given play money with no real value. This is good news because it means you are not risking any real money, except for the nominal fee you pay to the company for use of the account.

These are simulated situations very much like trading in the live Forex market, and you receive hands on trading experience, just as though you were doing it for real. Different kinds of demo accounts that function on different levels are offered, so you must decide on the right choice. For a total newbie, I recommend the most basic type, which gives you contact with and guidance from the broker. Some of these demo accounts even have live feeds and call outs to help you through.

You can see why demo accounts are so helpful. They develop your insight into the market as they let you see what it would be like to really be a trader. You are shown all the risks and pitfalls, and all the subtle technicalities are revealed to you with no holding back. You can see for yourself if the market is something you really want to get into.

Better training and more realistic demo accounts can help improve retention. Recently, some financial institutions have developed games that push users and provide their institution with a competitive edge. - 23211

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