www.informedtrades.com A lesson on how the trade flows between different countries affect the value of their currencies for active traders and investors in the forex market.
I often read statements about the major pairs in the forex market. What pairs are considered the major pairs?
www.informedtrades.com The first lesson in our new free video forex trading course which introduces the main aspects that differentiate the forex market from the equities and the futures markets.
I currently dabble in the forex market and using a US broker. How will I be taxed on my earnings, and what happeneds if I lose money that year, is it a capital loss? HOw does this work in regards to canadian tax laws with the broker being in the US?
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Forex market opens 24 hours, and I am not the Superman can review and decide something when tired. I want to install forex robot in my system.
I have different sources tell me yes and no. I know a lot of new bylaws have been passed to govern the Forex market and the people who trade in it. But for the ordinary person that trades for forex for friends and family do you need to be registered? Are IB and Money Managers the same thing?
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I’m considering purchasing a program that is an automated trading “robot” on the forex currency exchange. Has anyone out there ever had a fallout or lost a lot of money using this system?
Tim Kelly hosts with guest Derek Frey. Frey sees short-term dollar turn around from present levels.
