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Wednesday, April 9, 2014

#USDX technical analysis for April 9, 2014



 I mentioned in previous analysis that since the Dollar index got rejected at 80.60-70 resistance, we should expect the index to challenge the Ichimoku cloud at 80.10 and if broken it would challenge the support at 79.70. Weakness in Dollar has pushed the index lower. The rejection was an important bearish sign that we noted yesterday. Now the index trades just above 79.70 support.

Saturday, February 16, 2013

What is Forex?


What is Forex?

One of the questions we get asked all the time is “What is forex trading?” When did it start? How big is it? Who are the major players? What makes currency rates change?
Here are the answers to all your questions!

About forex

Forex is the international market for the free trade of currencies. Traders place orders to buy one currency with another currency. For example, a trader may want to buy Euros with US dollars, and will use the forex market to do this.
The forex market is the world's largest financial market. Over $4 trillion dollars worth of currency are traded each day. The amount of money traded in a week is bigger than the entire annual GDP of the United States!
The main currency used for forex trading is the US dollar.

When did forex start?

As the world continued to tear itself apart in the Second World War, there was an urgent need for financial stability. International negotiators from 29 countries met in Bretton Woods and agreed to a new economic system where, amongst other things, exchange rates would be fixed.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was established under the Bretton Woods agreement, and started to operate in 1949. All exchange rates changes above 1% had to be approved by the IMF, which had the effect of freezing these rates.
By the late 1960's the fixed exchange rate system started to break down, due to a number of international political and economic factors. Finally, in 1971, President Nixon stopped the US dollar being converted directly to gold, as part of a set of measures designed to stem the collapse of the US economy. This was known as the Nixon shock, and lead to floating rate currency markets being established in early 1973. By 1976, all major currencies had floating exchange rates.
With floating rates, currencies could be traded freely, and the price changed based on market forces. The modern forex market was born.

Who trades on the forex market?

There are many different players in the forex market. Some trade to make profits, others trade to hedge their risks and others simply need foreign currency to pay for goods and services. The participants include the following:
  • Government central banks
  • Commercial banks
  • Investment banks
  • Brokers and dealers
  • Pension funds
  • Insurance companies
  • International corporations
  • Individuals

When is the forex market open?

Unlike stock exchanges, which have limited opening hours, the forex market is open 24 hours a day, five days a week. Banks need to buy and sell currency around the clock, and the forex market has to be open for them to do this.

What factors influence currency exchange rates?

As with any market, the forex market is driven by supply and demand:
  • If buyers exceed sellers, prices go up
  • If sellers outnumber buyers, prices go down
The following factors can influence exchange rates:
  • National economic performance
  • Central bank policy
  • Interest rates
  • Trade balances – imports and exports
  • Political factors – such as elections and policy changes
  • Market sentiment – expectations and rumours
  • Unforeseen events – terrorism and natural disasters
Despite all these factors, the global forex market is more stable than stock markets; exchange rates change slowly and by small amounts.

What are the advantages of the forex market?

The forex market has many advantages. These include the following:
  • It's already the world's largest market and it's still growing quickly
  • It makes extensive use of information technology – making it available to everyone
  • Traders can profit from both strong and weak economies
  • Trader can place very short-term orders – which are prohibited in some other markets
  • The market is not regulated
  • Brokerage commissions are very low or non-existent
  • The market is open 24 hours a day during weekdays

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Wednesday, May 9, 2012

To earn money from Google Adsense program


Steps to earn money from Google Adsense program
1. Obtain and Activate Google Adsense Account for your web site.
Obtaining the Goolge Adsense Account for your website is the first step towards earning money from Google Adsense. Before applying for the Google Adsense make sure that your site is working properly and there in no dead links. To apply for Google Adsense account visit http://www.google.com/adsense and fill out the application form and confirm an email that Google will send you. If you own several sites you need to apply only once. After this Google will evaluate your site and follow-up with you email within 2-3 days. If your application is accepted you will be able to login to your ad sense account.
2. Placing Google Adsense Ads on your web site
The next step is to place adds on your website. Logon to your Adsense account and select the appropriate ads for your web site. Then copy the ads code and paste on your web pages. Once you pasted the code on your web pages, next step is to upload your web pages. Now you upload the web pages and then browse your web site. You will notice that Google ads appears on you web site.

Placing the Ads correctly is very import for good earnings. The best placement for Google Adsense ads varies from page to page, depending on the content. The best place to place Google Adsense Ads is wherever the web site visitor will be looking.

Ads on the Top of the Page
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Ads on the bottom of the Page
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Saturday, May 5, 2012

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