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There are many individuals who invest to make supplemental income or to grow their long-term retirement. All investors want to see a positive or consistent return in their investment vehicle and have someone to trust that can manage their assets or portfolio. There are a small percentage of sophisticated investors who do their research and know how to manage their risks in order to gain a larger return on their investments. However,...

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There are several different trading strategies but using an effective exit strategy will make the difference on long term goals for trading and minimizing risks. Here are a few examples: discipline approach, trading on fundamentals, trading on technical analysis, buying/selling on market pressures and trend trading. All trading strategies do take discipline and learning each one does take time.

The discipline approach...

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This will depend on the risk tolerance, long-term goals, realistic expectations and margin.

In the currency market there is more liquidity for large gains and losses. Why? The currency market trades $3.2 trillion in volume each day vs. the U.S. Dow Jones Industrial, which would take them 60 days to match the volume. In the currency market we are riding the coat tails of the larger participants i.e. central banks, large...

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Forex news can be about the following: Economic indicators, monetary policy decisions, comments from financial leaders, elections, interventions, referendums, war etc...all these can cause an effect resulting in either a strong or weak dollar.

Economic indicators measure the strength or weakness of the economy. Prior to a news release the actual numbers will be compared with the previous numbers to see if there was an...

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Risk is the tolerance level an investor can handle or afford to lose. All investments have some risk including stocks, 401k, mutual funds, bonds, futures, options, derivatives, currency, forex, etc… For example, a 401k plan has lost nearly 40% in the past year. How will this affect the investor? Could he have done something to control or manage the loss in his 401k? The majority of investors rely on brokers’ or bankers’ knowledge...