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The FOREX is made up of about 5,000 trading institutions such as international banks, central government banks (such as the US Federal Reserve), and commercial companies and brokers for all types of foreign currency exchange.
There is no centralized location for the FOREX – major trading centers are located in New York, Tokyo, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Paris, and Frankfurt, and all trading is by telephone or over the Internet. Businesses use the market to allow them to buy and sell products in foreign countries.
However, most of the activity on the FOREX is from currency traders who use it to generate profits from small movements in the market. Even though there are many huge players in FOREX, it is accessible to the
small investor thanks to recent changes in regulations. Previously, there was a minimum transaction size and traders were required to meet strict
financial requirements. With the advent of Internet trading, regulations have been changed to allow large interbank units to be broken down into smaller lots. Each lot is worth about $100,000 and is accessible to the individual investor through 'leverage' or 'margin' – loans extended for trading. Typically, lots can be
controlled with a leverage of 100:1 meaning that US$1,000 will allow you to control a $100,000 currency exchange. There are many advantages to trading in FOREX.?
What is FOREX
The Foreign Exchange Market – more commonly known as FOREX - is a
the global market for trading currencies. It handles a huge volume of
transactions 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.
Daily exchanges average approximately $2 trillion (US dollars). In
comparison, the United States stock markets, like the New York Stock
Exchange and the NASDAQ, handle only about $100 billion a day. (Only
about 5% of the size of the daily FOREX market)
The Foreign Exchange Market was established in the early 1970s with the
abolishment of fixed currency exchanges under President Nixon.
Currencies became valued at 'floating' rates determined by supply and
demand.

The FOREX grew steadily throughout the 1970's, but it was the
technological advances of the 80's that allowed FOREX to grow from
trading levels of $70 billion a day to the current level of around $2 trillion.
How does FOREX work?

Currencies are always traded in pairs – the US dollar against the Japanese yen, or the English pound against the Euro. Every transaction involves selling one currency and buying another, so if an investor believes the
Euro will gain against the dollar, they will sell dollars and buy Euros. The huge potential for profit exists because there is always movement between currencies. Even small changes can result in substantial profits because of the large amount of money involved in each transaction. At the same time, risks can be minimized for the individual investor. There are safeguards built in to protect both the broker and the investor and a
number of software tools exist to minimize loss. However, that being said the FOREX market like any other investment has it's own risks involved. I strongly recommend that you familiarize yourselfwith all of the risks involved in investing in FOREX before you actually
begin actively trading.
Getting Started In The FOREX Market
You have read about the foreign exchange market (FOREX) and some of the investment advantages it offers. So now you would like to try it out, but don't know where to start. This section will give you the basics in FOREX
and tell you what you need to participate in this fast growing investment field. Foreign exchange used to be limited to large players such as national banks and multi-national corporations. In the 1980's the rules were revised
to allow smaller investors to participate using margin accounts. Margin accounts are the reason why FOREX trading has become so popular. With a 100:1 margin account, you can control $100,000 with a $1,000 investment. FOREX is not simple, however, and education is needed to make wise investment decisions. Although it is relatively easy to start trading on the FOREX, there are risks involved, so finding out as much as possible about
the market is a good move for any beginner. (Some of the risks were outlined above, but others do exist and it is up to you to find out as much as you can about them)
FOREX traders usually require a broker to handle transactions. Most brokers are reputable and are associated with large financial institutions such as banks. A reputable broker will be registered as a Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as protection against fraud and abusive trade practices.
Opening a FOREX account is as simple as filling out a form and providing the necessary ID. The form will include a margin agreement that states that the broker can interfere with any trade it deems to be too risky. This is
to protect the interests of the broker – most trades, after all, are done using the broker's money. Once your account has been established, you can fund it and begin trading. Many brokers have different types of accounts to suit the needs of individual investors. Mini accounts allow you to get involved in FOREX trading for as little as $250, while standard accounts may have a minimum deposit of $1000 to $2500 depending on the broker.The amount of leverage – using borrowed money – varies with accounts. High leverage gives you more money to trade for a given investment. Remember though, I do not recommend a margin ratio of larger than 100:1because of the increased potential for very large losses.
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This site aims to give how FOREX works by giving some tips while enjoying some entertainment models on the net, the site does not held responsible for any loses, emotional or otherwise that result from potential loses suffered from the forex market, neither owns and hosts downloadable videos and pictures.