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Forex scalping is a prevalent technique including the brisk opening and liquidation of positions. The expression “speedy” is loose, however it is by and large intended to characterize a time allotment of around 3-5 minutes at most, while most hawkers will keep up their positions for as meager as one moment.

The ubiquity of scalping is conceived of its apparent wellbeing as an exchanging procedure.

Numerous brokers contend that since hawkers keep up their positions for a brief day and age in contrast with general merchants, market presentation of a hawker is much shorter than that of a pattern adherent, or even an informal investor, and thusly, the danger of substantial misfortunes coming about because of solid business sector moves is littler.

In reality, it is conceivable to claim that the normal hawker thinks just about the offer ask spread, while ideas like pattern, or range are not extremely huge to him. In spite of the fact that hawkers need disregard these business sector marvels, they are under no commitment to exchange them, since they concern themselves just with the brief times of instability made by them.

Is Forex Scalping for you?

Forex scalping is not a reasonable technique for each sort of dealer. The profits produced in every position opened by the hawker is normally little; however extraordinary benefits are made as increases from each shut little position are consolidated.

Hawkers don’t prefer to go out on a limb, which implies that they will do without awesome benefit open doors consequently for the wellbeing of little, however visit picks up.

Thus, the hawker should be a patient, persistent person why should willing hold up as the his rewards for all the hard work mean awesome benefits after some time.

A hasty, energized character who looks for moment fulfillment and expects to “turned out to be fiercely effective” with each back to back exchange is unrealistic to accomplish anything besides disappointment while utilizing this technique.

Consideration is vital for the forex hawker

Scalping likewise requests significantly more consideration from the merchant in contrast with different styles, for example, swing-exchanging, or slant taking after.

A commonplace hawker will open and close tens, and at times, more than a hundred positions in a conventional exchanging day, and since none of the positions can be permitted to endure extraordinary misfortunes (with the goal that we can ensure the main issue), the hawker can’t stand to be cautious about a few, and careless about some of his positions.

It might give off an impression of being an imposing undertaking at first sight, yet scalping can be an including, even fun exchanging style once the merchant is OK with his practices and propensities.

Still, unmistakably mindfulness and solid fixation abilities are important for the fruitful forex hawker. One doesn’t should be conceived outfitted with such gifts, however practice and duty to accomplish them are fundamental if a dealer has any genuine aim of turning into a genuine hawker.

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Forex is the most widely traded market in the world, with more than $5.3 trillion being bought and sold every single day. You can speculate on the future direction of currencies, taking either a long or short position depending on whether you think the currency’s value will go up or down.

How does forex FX trading work?
How can I trade FX?

• Spread betting allows you to speculate on currency markets 24-hours a day. Take advantage of tight, fixed spreads from just one pip and profit completely tax-free* in the UK. 

• CFD trading enables you to speculate on the forex markets with no expiry date on your positions. Like spread betting, there's no stamp duty to pay but gains are liable for CGT in the forex.

When it comes to a online forex trading broker, most currencies come in pairs. Take for example GBP/USD (sterling vs US dollar) - the fluctuations in the exchange rate between these two is where a trader looks to make their profit.

In our example, a trader believes that GBP will strengthen (or ‘appreciate’) against the USD and therefore buys GBP. By buying GBP, they’re also simultaneously selling USD on expectations that the exchange price will rise in value. Peperstone

Should their expectation be proved right, the trader’s profits will rise in line with every increase in the exchange price.

The trader then decides to close the position, selling GBP; in this case with the exchange price higher than when they first bought it, netting them a tidy profit.

Conversely, if the trader is proved wrong and GBP depreciates in relation to USD, the GBP/USD exchange price will fall. This leaves the trader sitting on a loss, as each fall in the exchange price below their open level will net them a loss.

We give you the option of buying or selling currency pairs, so you can make a profit no matter which way the exchange price between the two currencies is moving. Instead of buying GBP, as in the above example, traders can sell GBP should they think its value will fall or that the USD will strengthen, potentially making them a profit if the exchange price then falls. Peperstone

There are three unique ways to trade on the forex with City Index, winner of FX provider of the year, as voted by UK Forex 2014:

• MT4 is one of the world’s most used FX trading platforms and comes with enhanced features exclusively available to City Index clients. Trade FX with expert advisors, customisable leverage by market symbol and price tolerance. 

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What is Forex?

"Forex" stands for foreign exchange; it's also known as FX. In a forex trade, you buy one currency while simultaneously selling another - that is, you're exchanging the sold currency for the one you're buying. The foreign exchange market is an over-the-counter market.

Currencies trade in pairs, like the Euro-US Dollar (EUR/USD) or US Dollar / Japanese Yen (USD/JPY). Unlike stocks or futures, there's no centralized exchange for forex. All transactions happen via phone or electronic network.

Who trades currencies?

Daily turnover in the world's currencies comes from two sources:

• Foreign trade (5%). Companies buy and sell products in foreign countries, plus convert profits from foreign sales into domestic currency.
• Speculation for profit (95%).

Most traders focus on the biggest, most liquid currency pairs. "The Majors" include US Dollar, Japanese Yen, Euro, British Pound, Swiss Franc, Canadian Dollar and Australian Dollar. In fact, more than 85% of daily forex trading happens in the major currency pairs.

Why trade Forex?

With average daily turnover of US$4 trillion, forex is the most traded financial market in the world.

A true 24-hour market from Sunday 5 PM ET to Friday 5 PM ET, forex trading begins in Sydney, and moves around the globe as the business day begins, first to Tokyo, London, and New York.

Unlike other financial markets, investors can respond immediately to currency fluctuations, whenever they occur - day or night.

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The foreign exchange market is not easy to manipulate.

But it is still possible for traders to change the value of a currency in order to make a profit.

As it is a 24-hour market, it is not easy to see how much the market is worth on a given day.

Institutions find it useful to take a snapshot of how much is being bought and sold. Until February, this happened every day in the 30 seconds before and after 16:00 in London and the result is known as the 4pm fix, or just the fix.

Since these violations came to light, the window has been changed to five minutes to make it harder to manipulate.

The fix is very important, as it is the peg on which many other financial markets depend.

So how do you make currency prices change in the way you want?

Traders can affect market prices by submitting a rush of orders during the window when the fix is set.

This can skew the market's impression of supply and demand, so changing the price.

HotForex is Granted a Financial Services Board (FSB) of South Africa License

The HotForex Brand has now Been Officially Licensed by the Financial Services Board (FSB) of South Africa, Solidifying its Commitment to Offering Clients the Highest Levels of Security. 

The HF Markets Group has announced that, in addition to existing licenses and regulation from the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius, the Financial Services Authority (SVGFSA) of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC); the HotForex brand is now licensed and regulated by the Financial Services Board (FSB) of South Africa, through HF Markets SA (PTY) Ltd, under Financial Service Provider (FSP) license number 46632.

A spokesperson for HotForex commented, "This new license marks a new milestone in the steady growth of HotForex, which has become a truly global and multi-regulated brand. It also demonstrates the continued success of the HF Markets Group, made possible by our clients, partners and the dedicated efforts of the HotForex team to offer the safest trading environment possible to traders around the world."

About HotForex 

HotForex is a leading, global FX broker that offers both retail and institutional trading services to clients from around the world. Since its foundation, the company has consistently won coveted titles from respected finance industry bodies for its innovative Forex trading service provision. For more information about HotForex, visit:http://www.hotforex.com

Risk warning: 

Trading Forex and CFDs carries a high degree of risk to your capital.

Tim Cook speaks: 6 juicy revelations

You'd think Apple CEO Tim Cook would take a victory lap after his company reported the most profitable quarter in history, again.

Instead, Cook used terms like "extreme conditions" and "bleak" to describe the business environment.

The quarterly results, which saw iPhone sales tick up ever so slightly from a year ago, are a testament to the challenges that Cupertino, California-based Apple faces in keeping the sales juggernaut humming. The quarter, which ended in late December, is likewise a reflection that we may finally be getting over smartphones, including the iPhone.

That's not all we learned. From virtual reality to a staggering 1 billion active devices across the globe, here are the six juiciest tidbits shared by Cook on Apple's investor conference call.

1. Pretty much anywhere you go, the economy stinks

Cook didn't mince words when talking about what Apple's running into around the world.

"We're seeing extreme conditions, unlike anything we've experienced before just about everywhere we look," Cook said. He noted that key markets including Brazil, Canada and Japan were hurt by the slowing economy, falling commodity prices and weakening currencies.

That's a bigger deal because 66 percent of Apple's revenue comes from outside the US, Cook said. In addition, he blamed currency fluctuations for this quarter's weaker revenue figure. The company posted revenue of $75.9 billion, but Cook said that if you took out the currency exchange rate, it would have been $80.8 billion.

2. China's still doing great (kind of)

Apple's strongest market for the past year has been China, but even that country is starting to see slowing sales thanks to an economic downturn that have folks gun-shy about buying a pricey iPhone.

Cook, however, noted that Apple posted its "best ever" results from China, with revenue growing 14 percent from a year ago. There's certainly a deceleration; its growth a year ago was 99 percent. Sales growth in the fiscal fourth quarter was 70 percent.

"We remain very confident about the long-term potential of the China market and the large opportunities ahead of us," he said, "and we are maintaining our investment plans."

3. A billion devices and counting

For the first time, Apple crossed over the 1 billion mark for active devices around the world. That includes iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple TVs, iPods and Apple Watches. Cook argues that huge numbers mean a greater likelihood of success for services like Apple Pay and Apple Music.

"This is an unbelievable asset for us," he said.

4. Apple services are on the rise

Speaking of services, Cook mentioned that consumers have spent billions of dollars in purchases through Apple Pay, which lets you pay at the cash register with the wave of your phone. Apple Music, meanwhile, has gained 10 million paying subscribers since the free trial ended.

With hardware sales potentially in decline, Apple will lean more heavily on getting you to use its services as another way to generate money.

"Because our customers are very satisfied and engaged, they spend a lot of time on their devices and purchase apps, content and other services," he said.

5. Cook 'blown away' by Android switchers

In a subtle reminder that Apple is still sitting prettier than its rivals, Cook said he was "blown away" by the number of consumers switching from Android devices to iPhones. He added it was the highest level so far.

That's partly why Cook said that although iPhone sales will decline in its fiscal second quarter, they likely won't fall as much as people fear.

6. Virtual reality is not a niche

Apple executives typically stay mum on new tech trends. That's just how they roll. So it's surprising that Cook would comment on, let alone sing the praises of, virtual reality, which is closely associated at the moment with the likes of Google, Samsung and Facebook's Oculus.

"I don't think it's a niche," he said. "It's really cool and has some interesting applications."

That is as close to a confirmation that Apple is working on a VR product as we're going to get.

Hate your cable company? wireless Internet is coming

Can your broadband connection be faster, cheaper and wholly wireless?

A startup called Starry thinks so and intends to take the place of your cable or phone company.

The New York- and Boston-based startup, created by the folks who tried to shake up the television industry with the now-defunct Aereo, hopes to create fresh competition for major cable and telecommunications players that sell Internet. Starry plans to launch a wireless broadband service called Starry Internet at a lower price than current providers. The company plans to roll it out in Boston this summer and spread to more cities throughout the year. The eventual goal is to go nationwide.

"Wired infrastructure is just difficult," Starry co-founder and CEO Chet Kanojia said Wednesday at a press event in Manhattan. "It should be wireless."

If Starry delivers on its promise to offer up to a 1-gigabit connection, or 10 times the average home broadband speed, it could shake up the broadband industry. For many, this would be far faster than what they get from the cable or phone companies. Starry represents another potential alternative for high-speed online access, which includes Google's $70 Fiber service in a handful of markets.

Such efforts have encouraged existing Internet service providers to speed up their connection speeds in some markets. And it may encourage them to spruce up their customer service, which is routinely panned. Surveys last year by the American Customer Satisfaction Index found that the "vast majority" of the lowest-performing companies for customer satisfaction offered either Internet service or pay TV, with Time Warner Cable at the very bottom of the list.

Still, there have been other major efforts to provide wireless broadband service, such as from WinStar and Clearwire, though they didn't take off.

Verizon declined to comment. Cable providers, including Comcast and Time Warner Cable, didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.

The first major product from Starry will be the Starry Station, a $350 Wi-Fi hub with a touchscreen that includes monitors for your Internet connection and speed, parental controls and the ability to support connected devices. The device, which can be used with any available Internet service, will provide a Wi-Fi connection to your phones and other devices and will support future devices in connected homes.

The device is available for pre-order on Starry.com and will also be available on Amazon Launchpad in early February. The routers will start shipping in March.

Starry Internet will be powered by hubs called Starry Beams that will be placed at the tops of buildings and other locations and will send out signals at the high radio frequency of 39 gigahertz (In comparison, Verizon and AT&T use spectrum that runs at 700 megahertz). That frequency, which Starry has an experimental license to use, offers high speeds but doesn't travel far, so these hubs will have to be built roughly every mile. Only experimental Beam units are out in use now.