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Introduction to Forex Trading
Beginners guide to trading forex - Forex trading introduction & history -calculating PIPs, technical analysis & fundamental analysis.

1What is Forex
The foreign exchange (currency or forex or FX) market exists wherever one currency is traded for another. It is by far the largest market in the world. And you can trade forex directly from your computer.
2Currencies are traded in Pairs
In Forex market, currencies are always traded in pairs. The first currency in the pair is called base currency and the second one is called quote or counter currency. Learn more about currency pairs
3Meaning and value of a PIP
Meaning and value of a Price interest point - PIP. It is the lowest denominator in currency trading - usually for standard accounts - ONE pip=$10 - for mini accounts - ONE pip=$1 for EACH LOT.
4Forex Leverage and Spreads
Forex Leverage
5Choosing a Forex Broker and a Charting package
Choosing a Forex Broker and a Charting package, the importance of looking at them as two different issues.
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