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Wednesday, May 14, 2008 

Currency Trading Tutorial

This is my official currency trading tutorial. It is to help all the new traders out there set the foundation for all their trading, so they can be a much more affective trader in the future.

  • Recognize There Are No Bargains: In currency there are no bargains. There is no price that is cheap or easy to buy into. Everything is relative to all the other currencies. You need to be more concerned about your exit. Exit is what determines the amount of money you make. Think of it like flipping houses. If you find a bargain house for $80,000, it looks like a good buy, but if you can't do your work and sell it later for more, than what's the point? Exits determine everything, so be aware of it.

  • Take Advantage Of Your Demo Accounts: When you get software, you get the chance to use a thing called a demo account. This means you can trade, you just don't use any money. This allows you to test out your skills in the real market, without actually having to risk any of your money. This is the best way to learn. It is also the best way to test out new strategies because you can do a 100 trades to bring up your confidence before you use your own money.

  • Keep It Simple: Trading currency isn't rocket science. It's simple, so don't over complicate it in your head or you're going to end up hurting yourself. Simplicity makes it easier on your head and there is less of a chance you'll get confused about something.

I'm currently giving a 7 day free forex training course. Newbies and experienced are all welcome. If you're interested in participating, check out the Casual Forex Trader.