Foreign Currency Trading Explained

1. Forex trading, short for foreign exchange trading, involves the buying and selling of the many currencies of the world. It does not operate via a central exchange site, like traditional stock market trading. Forex trades around the clock 5 days a week. For complete information see Forex Education
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Gold: Long-Term Bullishness Intact
While we are conscious of pullbacks and consolidation along the way, the commodity continues to retain its bullish outlook, suggesting that such pullbacks are corrective of its major uptrend.
Source: www.thestreet.com

Dollar slips vs. yen but gains on euro, pound
The U.S. dollar held its ground versus the euro and high-yielding currencies Tuesday, finding support as the British pound tumbled in response to a ratings agency’s renewed warning over the long-term threat of a U.K. ratings downgrade.
Source: www.marketwatch.com

Market Rally Continues in Asia
If the economy is getting stronger, why is the dollar getting weaker? As the stock market surged anew on Monday and into Tuesday, and the price of gold marched ever higher, the dollar took its biggest tumble since July.
Source: www.blueridgenow.com

Forex Trading: Great Opportunity or Scam?
A lot of interest has been generated recently in FOREX trading, hailed by some as the great new investment opportunity.
Source: bloggerparty.com

Taiwan Bans Foreign Investors From Time Deposits to Attack Hot Money Flows
Taiwan dollar forwards fell after the financial regulator banned foreign investors from placing funds in time deposits to prevent currency speculation.
Source: www.bloomberg.com