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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Forex Market Information Easily Accessible
Information about stocks is abundant, but so are the stocks. Finding a trade opportunity in the equities markets may mean sifting through data on thousands of stocks, while the forex trader has only six major currencies to research. Additionally, the vital information that moves equity markets, such as revenues and profits, is proprietary and private. In contrast, virtually all of the news that bears on the forex market is in publicly disseminated reports from governments or research institutions, and released to everybody at the same time.
We feel that the knowledge you've gained in analyzing stocks can easily be transferred to the forex market. Many of the economic indicators familiar to equity traders, such as payroll data and interest rates, affect the currency markets. And many technical traders have found the forex market to be particularly attractive, since currencies respond well to many of the common technical indicators, such as MACD, RSI, and Candlestick charting.
To learn more about transitioning from trading equity markets to trading in the Forex market, contact the FXCM staff today at 888-503-6739. *FXCM is compensated for its services through the bid ask spread. -->
High Risk Investment
Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. The high degree of leverage can work against you as well as for you. Before deciding to trade foreign exchange you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose. You should be aware of all the risks associated with foreign exchange trading, and seek advice from an independent financial advisor if you have any doubts.
We feel that the knowledge you've gained in analyzing stocks can easily be transferred to the forex market. Many of the economic indicators familiar to equity traders, such as payroll data and interest rates, affect the currency markets. And many technical traders have found the forex market to be particularly attractive, since currencies respond well to many of the common technical indicators, such as MACD, RSI, and Candlestick charting.
To learn more about transitioning from trading equity markets to trading in the Forex market, contact the FXCM staff today at 888-503-6739. *FXCM is compensated for its services through the bid ask spread. -->
High Risk Investment
Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. The high degree of leverage can work against you as well as for you. Before deciding to trade foreign exchange you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose. You should be aware of all the risks associated with foreign exchange trading, and seek advice from an independent financial advisor if you have any doubts.
Forex Market Comparison
Trade Around the Clock
The forex market is a near-seamless 24-hour market. Subject to available liquidity, FXCM offers trading from Sunday, starting after 5:15 PM EST, until Friday, 4PM, EST (FXCM Client Service is available 24/7). With the ability to trade around the clock, currency traders have the advantage of customizing their own trading schedule; they can usually get in or out of the market at any time without waiting for an opening bell or encountering a market gap. While trading stocks after usual market hours is possible, very often that possibility is negated by a lack of order flow or a drastic widening of the bid-ask spread.
Pay No Commissions*
In the forex market costs are confined to the bid-ask spread. FXCM charges no commission or additional transaction fees, and its customers trade on spreads provided to FXCM by some of the world's largest banks via the FX Trading Station. In the stock market, “no-fee” programs are frequently offered only with provisos mandating minimum account balances or minimum trades per month.
* FXCM is compensated through the bid/ask spread except where otherwise noted. Please note commission charges apply for certain classes of non-standard accounts such as Active Trader. For additional information click here.
No Uptick Rule
Unlike the equity market, there is no restriction on short selling in the forex currency market, no matter which way the market is moving. Since currency trading involves buying one currency and selling another, a trader has the same ability to trade in a rising market as in a falling one.
The forex market is a near-seamless 24-hour market. Subject to available liquidity, FXCM offers trading from Sunday, starting after 5:15 PM EST, until Friday, 4PM, EST (FXCM Client Service is available 24/7). With the ability to trade around the clock, currency traders have the advantage of customizing their own trading schedule; they can usually get in or out of the market at any time without waiting for an opening bell or encountering a market gap. While trading stocks after usual market hours is possible, very often that possibility is negated by a lack of order flow or a drastic widening of the bid-ask spread.
Pay No Commissions*
In the forex market costs are confined to the bid-ask spread. FXCM charges no commission or additional transaction fees, and its customers trade on spreads provided to FXCM by some of the world's largest banks via the FX Trading Station. In the stock market, “no-fee” programs are frequently offered only with provisos mandating minimum account balances or minimum trades per month.
* FXCM is compensated through the bid/ask spread except where otherwise noted. Please note commission charges apply for certain classes of non-standard accounts such as Active Trader. For additional information click here.
No Uptick Rule
Unlike the equity market, there is no restriction on short selling in the forex currency market, no matter which way the market is moving. Since currency trading involves buying one currency and selling another, a trader has the same ability to trade in a rising market as in a falling one.
Education DailyFX Course Free Forex Seminars
Monday
Getting Started in Forex
2:00 pm EST (19:00 GMT) and 9:00 pm EST (02:00 GMT)
An introductory seminar that teaches you common methods for beginners to start trading forex, presented in real time. Personal consultations are available upon request.
Current market themes. Educational opportunities. Transitioning from demo to live trading.
Tuesday
Range Trading From Charts
2:00 pm EST (19:00 GMT) and 9:00 pm EST (02:00 GMT)
See how you can use powerful Marketscope charts to place trades in this introduction to range-trading strategy.
Learn how to range trade: pick tops and bottoms. Use entry orders to range trade strategically. Discuss today's range-trading opportunities.
DailyFX+ Live
12:00 pm EST (17:00 GMT) and 7:00 pm EST (00:00 GMT)
Experience the power of DailyFX+ in a live video walkthrough!
Discuss current market movements. Discuss the day's price action. Identify signals for immediate trading. How to use DailyFX+ to find trades.
Wednesday
Building Your Portfolio
2:00 pm EST (19:00 GMT) and 9:00 pm EST (2:00 GMT)
Follow five simple steps to help you build your portfolio with the Forex System Selector.
Learn how to pick a system. Pick systems that match your needs and risk appetite. Mix and match from over 40 different systems to create your optimum portfolio. Set parameters for each system to automatically manage your portfolio.
Thursday
Euro Trading Tips
9:00 pm EST (02:00 GMT)
Learn to identify trends and trading opportunities with the euro. See and discuss important chart patterns and current events with a euro trader.
Learn the best time to trade the euro. Learn how to anticipate movements and confirm trends in the euro. Discuss what’s happening in the euro today with a Power Course instructor.
DailyFX+ Live
12:00 pm EST (17:00 GMT) and 7:00 pm EST (00:00 GMT)
Experience the power of DailyFX+ in a live video walkthrough!
Discuss current market movements. Discuss the day's price action. Identify signals for immediate trading. How to use DailyFX+ to find trades.
Friday
Euro Trading Tips
2:00 pm EST (19:00 GMT)
Learn to identify trends and trading opportunities with the euro. See and discuss important chart patterns and current events with a euro trader.
Learn the best time to trade the euro. Learn how to anticipate movements and confirm trends in the euro. Discuss what’s happening in the euro today with a Power Course instructor.
Getting Started in Forex
2:00 pm EST (19:00 GMT) and 9:00 pm EST (02:00 GMT)
An introductory seminar that teaches you common methods for beginners to start trading forex, presented in real time. Personal consultations are available upon request.
Current market themes. Educational opportunities. Transitioning from demo to live trading.
Tuesday
Range Trading From Charts
2:00 pm EST (19:00 GMT) and 9:00 pm EST (02:00 GMT)
See how you can use powerful Marketscope charts to place trades in this introduction to range-trading strategy.
Learn how to range trade: pick tops and bottoms. Use entry orders to range trade strategically. Discuss today's range-trading opportunities.
DailyFX+ Live
12:00 pm EST (17:00 GMT) and 7:00 pm EST (00:00 GMT)
Experience the power of DailyFX+ in a live video walkthrough!
Discuss current market movements. Discuss the day's price action. Identify signals for immediate trading. How to use DailyFX+ to find trades.
Wednesday
Building Your Portfolio
2:00 pm EST (19:00 GMT) and 9:00 pm EST (2:00 GMT)
Follow five simple steps to help you build your portfolio with the Forex System Selector.
Learn how to pick a system. Pick systems that match your needs and risk appetite. Mix and match from over 40 different systems to create your optimum portfolio. Set parameters for each system to automatically manage your portfolio.
Thursday
Euro Trading Tips
9:00 pm EST (02:00 GMT)
Learn to identify trends and trading opportunities with the euro. See and discuss important chart patterns and current events with a euro trader.
Learn the best time to trade the euro. Learn how to anticipate movements and confirm trends in the euro. Discuss what’s happening in the euro today with a Power Course instructor.
DailyFX+ Live
12:00 pm EST (17:00 GMT) and 7:00 pm EST (00:00 GMT)
Experience the power of DailyFX+ in a live video walkthrough!
Discuss current market movements. Discuss the day's price action. Identify signals for immediate trading. How to use DailyFX+ to find trades.
Friday
Euro Trading Tips
2:00 pm EST (19:00 GMT)
Learn to identify trends and trading opportunities with the euro. See and discuss important chart patterns and current events with a euro trader.
Learn the best time to trade the euro. Learn how to anticipate movements and confirm trends in the euro. Discuss what’s happening in the euro today with a Power Course instructor.
Euro Weighed By Rising German Unemployment, Will ECB Initiate QE Measures?
The euro reached as high as 1.3388 before the German unemployment report showed the country lost another 58,000 jobs and saw its unemployment rate rise to 8.3% which is the highest since December, 2007. The CPI-estimate holding at 0.6% also added to bearish sentiment as the forecast were for a rise in inflation to 0.7%.
Talking Points• Japanese Yen: BoJ Leaves Rates Unchanged At 0.10%• Pound: Consumer Confidence Rises To Highest In a Year • Euro: German Unemployment Rises To 8.3%• US Dollar: Personal Income and Spending On Tap
Euro Weighed By Rising German Unemployment, Will ECB Initiate QE Measures?
The euro reached as high as 1.3388 before the German unemployment report showed the country lost another 58,000 jobs and saw its unemployment rate rise to 8.3% which is the highest since December, 2007. The CPI-estimate holding at 0.6% also added to bearish sentiment as the forecast were for a rise in inflation to 0.7%. Although, prices holding steady will help ease some deflation concerns, markets were ready to eliminate the concern if it saw price pressures increasing. Therefore, expectations will remain that he ECB could initiate non-standard measures as soon as their policy meeting next week.
Indeed, we have seen a pick up in rhetoric from the ECB heading into the May 7th decision which has provided conflicting views and led markets to believe that there is division amongst members on the future course of action. Yesterday, Juergen Stark may have cleared up the picture when he stated “we will make a decision about additional non- standard measures, which we will implement when the lower interest-rate limit is reached.” If we examine all the recent rhetoric we come away with a few consistencies in that, many feel that interest rates should not approach zero and that non-standard measure shouldn’t be implemented until the traditional measures have been exhausted. Therefore, we expect the central bank to cut rates by 0.25% next week and leave decisions on quantitative easing efforts until the next meeting as they continue with their measured approach and take stock of past efforts. We could see the Euro find support on such a scenario if the committee signals an end to their accommodative monetary policy. However, if markets believe that the ECB is remaining behind the curve the declining outlook for the region’s economy could lead to euro weakness.
The pound has also seen a reversal of fortunes as it has fallen 100 pips after reaching a two week high of 1.4949. We could be seeing profit taking here as the imminent bankruptcy of Chrysler and the “swine flu” pandemic alert level being raised to the second highest at 5. Regardless, equity markets are still higher on the day ion Europe and U.S> futures are pointing toward a higher open which could continue to provide sterling support. Positive fundamental releases could also add to a bullish case as the Gfk consumer confidence reading rose to -27 which was the highest in a year. Additionally, the 0.4% decrease in the Nationwide house price gauge was les s than forecasts of -1.2% and follows a 0.9% increase the month prior. Stabilization in the housing market will go along way in helping the economy find a bottom which could be a catalyst for increasing support for the pound.
A full economic docket today will provide further insight into the economy and may add to increasing optimism that has been built on the improvements in consumer confidence and personal consumption adding to dollar weakness. However, inline prints of personal income and spending in March which is forecasted to have fallen by 0.2% and 0.1% respectively, would contradict with the 2.2% jump in personal consumption component in the GDP report. Additionally, initial jobless claims are expected to remain at 640,000 as the labor market continues to be negatively impacted by the recession which could weigh on consumer spending going forward, and may extend the current downturn. Conversely, forecasts are for the Chicago PMI reading to improve to 35.0 from 31.4 adding to signs that activity is beginning to pick up as credit markets loosen which could help stem future job losses. This would support the FOMC’s contention that the economy is seeing a slower pace of contraction which led them to refrain from adding additional measures to their current quantitative easing efforts.
Will The EUR/USD Break 1.3000? Join us in Forum
Related Articles:
Dollar Finds Strength in Fed's Outlook, but is it Enough?
To discuss this report contact John Rivera Currency Analyst: jrivera@fxcm.com
Talking Points• Japanese Yen: BoJ Leaves Rates Unchanged At 0.10%• Pound: Consumer Confidence Rises To Highest In a Year • Euro: German Unemployment Rises To 8.3%• US Dollar: Personal Income and Spending On Tap
Euro Weighed By Rising German Unemployment, Will ECB Initiate QE Measures?
The euro reached as high as 1.3388 before the German unemployment report showed the country lost another 58,000 jobs and saw its unemployment rate rise to 8.3% which is the highest since December, 2007. The CPI-estimate holding at 0.6% also added to bearish sentiment as the forecast were for a rise in inflation to 0.7%. Although, prices holding steady will help ease some deflation concerns, markets were ready to eliminate the concern if it saw price pressures increasing. Therefore, expectations will remain that he ECB could initiate non-standard measures as soon as their policy meeting next week.
Indeed, we have seen a pick up in rhetoric from the ECB heading into the May 7th decision which has provided conflicting views and led markets to believe that there is division amongst members on the future course of action. Yesterday, Juergen Stark may have cleared up the picture when he stated “we will make a decision about additional non- standard measures, which we will implement when the lower interest-rate limit is reached.” If we examine all the recent rhetoric we come away with a few consistencies in that, many feel that interest rates should not approach zero and that non-standard measure shouldn’t be implemented until the traditional measures have been exhausted. Therefore, we expect the central bank to cut rates by 0.25% next week and leave decisions on quantitative easing efforts until the next meeting as they continue with their measured approach and take stock of past efforts. We could see the Euro find support on such a scenario if the committee signals an end to their accommodative monetary policy. However, if markets believe that the ECB is remaining behind the curve the declining outlook for the region’s economy could lead to euro weakness.
The pound has also seen a reversal of fortunes as it has fallen 100 pips after reaching a two week high of 1.4949. We could be seeing profit taking here as the imminent bankruptcy of Chrysler and the “swine flu” pandemic alert level being raised to the second highest at 5. Regardless, equity markets are still higher on the day ion Europe and U.S> futures are pointing toward a higher open which could continue to provide sterling support. Positive fundamental releases could also add to a bullish case as the Gfk consumer confidence reading rose to -27 which was the highest in a year. Additionally, the 0.4% decrease in the Nationwide house price gauge was les s than forecasts of -1.2% and follows a 0.9% increase the month prior. Stabilization in the housing market will go along way in helping the economy find a bottom which could be a catalyst for increasing support for the pound.
A full economic docket today will provide further insight into the economy and may add to increasing optimism that has been built on the improvements in consumer confidence and personal consumption adding to dollar weakness. However, inline prints of personal income and spending in March which is forecasted to have fallen by 0.2% and 0.1% respectively, would contradict with the 2.2% jump in personal consumption component in the GDP report. Additionally, initial jobless claims are expected to remain at 640,000 as the labor market continues to be negatively impacted by the recession which could weigh on consumer spending going forward, and may extend the current downturn. Conversely, forecasts are for the Chicago PMI reading to improve to 35.0 from 31.4 adding to signs that activity is beginning to pick up as credit markets loosen which could help stem future job losses. This would support the FOMC’s contention that the economy is seeing a slower pace of contraction which led them to refrain from adding additional measures to their current quantitative easing efforts.
Will The EUR/USD Break 1.3000? Join us in Forum
Related Articles:
Dollar Finds Strength in Fed's Outlook, but is it Enough?
To discuss this report contact John Rivera Currency Analyst: jrivera@fxcm.com
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
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