The Rapid Forex Trade AdvantageProvided By Ultimate Trading Systems How Is A Rapid Forex Trade More Worthy Of Your Valuable Time?Why spend your time on a rapid forex trade? Why spend the time and effort to understand a large and complex market like the Foreign Exchange? Well, mainly for the chance to make large profits, while incurring low costs. The rapid forex trade market is a very lucrative market, for a variety of reasons. Ill go over a few of them in this article. First, think margin. In the rapid forex trade market, a trader's money can play with 5 times as much value of product as a futures trader's, or 50 times more than a stock trader's. Just like futures and stock speculation, a rapid forex trade has the ability to control a large amount of currency by putting up a small amount of margin. However, the margin requirements that are needed for trading futures are usually around 5% of the full value of the holding, or 50% of the total value if you are trading stocks. The margin requirements for a rapid forex trade is about 1%. For example, the margin required to trade foreign exchange is $1000 for every $100,000. This can be a very profitable way to trade, but it's important that you fully understand the risks that are involved in a rapid forex trade. Always make sure that you know how your margin account is going to work. Read the margin agreement between you and your clearing firm carefully. Talk to your account representative if you have any questions. The positions that you have in your account could be partially or completely liquidated if the available margin in your account falls below a predetermined amount, and you may not get a margin call before your rapid forex trade positions are liquidated. Because of this, you should monitor your margin balance on a regular basis and utilize stop-loss orders on every open position to limit risk. That covers the profits end, but what about the costs? When you trade in futures, you have to pay exchange and brokerage fees. A Rapid forex trade is commission free, a much better scenario. Currency trading occurs on a worldwide inter-bank market that lets buyers be matched with sellers in an instant. But even though you do not have to pay a commission charge to a broker to be matched up with a buyer or seller, the spread is usually larger than it is when you are trading futures. And the spread is where the brokerage makes their money. For example, if you were trading a Japanese Yen/US Dollar pair, a rapid forex trade would have about a 3 point spread (worth $30). Trading a JY futures trade would likely have a spread of only 1 point (worth $10), but you would also be charged the broker's commission on top of that. This price could be as low as $10 for self-directed online trading, or as high as $50 for full-service trading. However, this is generally all inclusive pricing. Its a good idea to compare both an online rapid forex trade and your specific futures commission charges to see which commission is the greater one. Still not convinced? Consider the fact a rapid forex trade market is highly liquid, ensuring that a trader will never be trapped in a position, as you can be in an equity or futures market. Or that it trades 24 hours a day, allowing a trader to act on major market events when they happen, rather than waiting for the opening bell. And last, but certainly not least, it is simply to largest market in the world. It is not regulated. No central bank can do more than influence the market. You will never need to worry about government interference. A rapid forex trade is a great alternative to futures and commodities trading. Unless you are a broker, you will likely want to get some help with your rapid forex trade. As with any type of trading, there are always some risks involved, but if you take the time to understand the rapid forex trade market, and design a trading system that is right for you, you will be successful.
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