Trading on any of the exchanges requires a fairly solid capital, but you can try to make money on Forex without having a big amount on your account. Of course it is not a question of a couple of dollars, we mean a deposit of a few hundred. Beginners are usually interested in the question: is it possible to earn money on Forex with a small deposit? To be completely honest that it can be answered as follows: to earn - no, to make - yes. That is, all will depend on many factors, which are quite not simple to calculate and take into account....
As you have browsed the internet in order to learn more about forex trading you have probably come across the term forex trading signals quite a bit and as you read and learned more about what a trading signal is you may have wondered how to use generate them. Forex trading signals are generated through your technical analysis of charts. Every successful trader and company employ their own strategies and trade based on trading signals generated through their developed strategies. It is very important that each trader creates their own...
“The truly successful traders are incredible discipline fanatics. Presumably, it’s not even enough to be more discipline than the average person. You just need to be in the top 10% group. Self-discipline causes the trader to place certain obligations on himself.” – Christian Lukas Being disciplined enough to do what are rights in the markets doesn’t always make us look smart. The trader who doesn’t use stops may look smart when the price comes back to his entry level, yet he’ll have to blame himself...
Consumer Price Index (CPI) is an indicator of the cost of a basket of consumer goods and services required. CPI calculation is made on the basis of price changes for each of the basket’s components. At the same time it takes into account the importance of a certain product in the basket.In addition, the index is used in the preparation of a living wage, on which is based a variety of other indicators in the social sphere and the economy. Increasing in the total cost of the consumer basket may indicate the increasing rate of inflation...
The European Central Bank is in a policy no man's land, bombarded by news of a stagnating euro zone economy but hesitant to move forward with new stimulus until measures it loaded in June have ignited.After the ECB cut interest rates in June and promised banks cheap long-term loans starting in September, about all that is left is printing money to buy bonds - so-called quantitative easing (QE). But there are tricky practical and political barriers in the ECB's way: it is boxed in by its own plans, and still faces strong opposition...
