FX Pips Chart Analysis

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FOREX TRADING STEPS📝

Learning how to trade any market can seem daunting, so we’ve broken forex trading down into some simple steps to help you get started:

🔻 Decide how you’d like to trade forex
🔻 Learn how the forex market works
🔻 Open an account
🔻 Build a trading plan
🔻 Choose your forex trading platform
🔻 Open monitor and close your first position

Now let's start with Decide how you’d like to trade forex:

A lot of forex trading takes place between major banks and financial institutions, which buy and sell massive amounts of currency every single day. For individual traders who don’t have the means to make billion-dollar forex trades, though, there are two main ways to get involved: forex CFDs or trading forex via a broker.

What is a forex CFD?

A forex CFD is a contract in which you agree to exchange the difference in price of a currency pair from when you open your position to when you close it. Open a long position, and if the forex position increases in price you’ll make a profit. If it drops in price, you’ll make a loss. Open a short position, and the opposite is true.



Forex trading via a broker
Forex trading via a broker – or sometimes via a bank – works in a broadly similar way to CFD trading. You’re speculating on the price movements of currency pairs, without actually taking ownership of the currencies themselves. If you think a currency pair’s price is headed down, you can go short instead of long.

When you trade forex via a broker, though, you won’t have access to other markets.

In our next class, we'll discuss the second step which is "learning how forex trading works "