You can download free Forex e-books from the site attached below. The information in these Forex e-books will help you develop your trading skills, money management abilities and the emotional self-control.
Almost all Forex e-books are in .pdf format. You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open these e-books. Some of the e-books (those that are in parts) are zipped.
Since currently there are more than 80 Forex books in this collection, they are divided into five different section. Each section is dedicated to its own topic and features the download links to e-books as well as the little description of every book.
http://www.earnforex.com/forex_e-books/
Thursday, 28 May 2009
Current Rates
United States Flag USD Euro Flag EUR Great Britain Flag GBP Japan Flag JPY Canada Flag CAD Australia Flag AUD Switzerland Flag CHF Russian Federation Flag RUB China Flag CNY South Africa Flag ZAR México Flag MXN
United States Flag 1 USD = 1.00000 0.71799 0.62798 96.8464
1.11496
Rate Explanation
This rate means that the CAD is worth more than the USD.
Each US Dollar is worth 1.11496 Canadian Dollars.
Each Canadian Dollar is worth 0.89689 US Dollars.
1.27669 1.08570 31.1280 6.82880 8.06451 13.1993
Inverse: 1.00000 1.39278 1.59240 0.01033 0.89689 0.78328 0.92106 0.03213 0.14644 0.12400 0.07576
Euro Flag 1 EUR = 1.39278 1.00000 0.87464 134.886 1.55290 1.77815 1.51214 43.3545 9.51102 11.2321 18.3837
Inverse: 0.71799 1.00000 1.14332 0.00741 0.64396 0.56238 0.66131 0.02307 0.10514 0.08903 0.05440
Great Britain Flag 1 GBP = 1.59240 1.14332 1.00000 154.218 1.77547 2.03300 1.72887 49.5682 10.8742 12.8419 21.0186
Inverse: 0.62798 0.87464 1.00000 0.00648 0.56323 0.49188 0.57841 0.02017 0.09196 0.07787 0.04758
United States Flag 1 USD = 1.00000 0.71799 0.62798 96.8464
1.11496
Rate Explanation
This rate means that the CAD is worth more than the USD.
Each US Dollar is worth 1.11496 Canadian Dollars.
Each Canadian Dollar is worth 0.89689 US Dollars.
1.27669 1.08570 31.1280 6.82880 8.06451 13.1993
Inverse: 1.00000 1.39278 1.59240 0.01033 0.89689 0.78328 0.92106 0.03213 0.14644 0.12400 0.07576
Euro Flag 1 EUR = 1.39278 1.00000 0.87464 134.886 1.55290 1.77815 1.51214 43.3545 9.51102 11.2321 18.3837
Inverse: 0.71799 1.00000 1.14332 0.00741 0.64396 0.56238 0.66131 0.02307 0.10514 0.08903 0.05440
Great Britain Flag 1 GBP = 1.59240 1.14332 1.00000 154.218 1.77547 2.03300 1.72887 49.5682 10.8742 12.8419 21.0186
Inverse: 0.62798 0.87464 1.00000 0.00648 0.56323 0.49188 0.57841 0.02017 0.09196 0.07787 0.04758
Tuesday, 26 May 2009
Forex Webinars
Hey Guys just a quick one to allthose intrested in earning big bucks with Forex please check out the dats and Time for the Forex Webinars I have listed below please note their abosultely free...Now these are starting as early as tommorow...27 May 2009..If its past this date fir new dates please check out the..link provided below as well..Now bare in my mind even though it says spaces are available their in demand are limited especially for the last one the 10th June one..So Please make sure you sign up as soon as you get the chance...
www.cmcmarkets.co.uk
Date and Time: Wednesday, 27 May 2009 at 18:00
Duration: 1 hour
Venue: London
Status: Available
www.cmcmarkets.co.uk
Date and Time: Wednesday, 03 June 2009 at 17:00
Duration: 1 hour
Venue: London
Status: Available
Introduction to Trading CFDs
Date and Time: Wednesday, 10 June 2009 at 14:00
Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes
Venue: London
Status: Available
Would you like to learn what Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are and what their benefits are over traditional share trading?
In our relaxed, informal seminar, one of our friendly team will introduce you to how CFDs are an easy, cost efficient way of trading the world’s financial markets.
The seminar will begin with the mechanics of CFD trading and include real-time trading on our award-winning platform. There is a large emphasis on risk management as we teach you how to use stops and limits and not over-committing yourself on margin.
We will also cover some simple strategies to follow when trading including practical tips and a brief introduction to technical analysis.
The seminar lasts approximately 2 hours. Spaces are limited so reserve your seat at our free seminar today. We look forward to meeting you.
www.cmcmarkets.co.uk
Date and Time: Wednesday, 27 May 2009 at 18:00
Duration: 1 hour
Venue: London
Status: Available
www.cmcmarkets.co.uk
Date and Time: Wednesday, 03 June 2009 at 17:00
Duration: 1 hour
Venue: London
Status: Available
Introduction to Trading CFDs
Date and Time: Wednesday, 10 June 2009 at 14:00
Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes
Venue: London
Status: Available
Would you like to learn what Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are and what their benefits are over traditional share trading?
In our relaxed, informal seminar, one of our friendly team will introduce you to how CFDs are an easy, cost efficient way of trading the world’s financial markets.
The seminar will begin with the mechanics of CFD trading and include real-time trading on our award-winning platform. There is a large emphasis on risk management as we teach you how to use stops and limits and not over-committing yourself on margin.
We will also cover some simple strategies to follow when trading including practical tips and a brief introduction to technical analysis.
The seminar lasts approximately 2 hours. Spaces are limited so reserve your seat at our free seminar today. We look forward to meeting you.
Wednesday, 20 May 2009
FOREX FX
The object of Forex trading is to exchange one currency for another in the expectation that the price will change, so that the currency you bought will increase in value compared to the one you sold.
Example of making money by buying euros
Trader's Action EUR USD
You purchase 10,000 euros at the EUR/USD exchange rate of 1.18 +10,000 -11,800*
Two weeks later, you exchange your 10,000 euros back into US dollars at the exchange rate of 1.2500. -10,000 +12,500**
You earn a profit of $700. 0 +700
*EUR 10,000 x 1.18 = US $11,800
** EUR 10,000 x 1.25 = US $12,500
An exchange rate is simply the ratio of one currency valued against another currency. For example, the USD/CHF exchange rate indicates how many U.S. dollars can purchase one Swiss franc, or how many Swiss francs you need to buy one U.S. dollar.
How to Read an FX Quote
Currencies are always quoted in pairs, such as GBP/USD or USD/JPY. The reason they are quoted in pairs is because in every foreign exchange transaction you are simultaneously buying one currency and selling another. Here is an example of a foreign exchange rate for the British pound versus the U.S. dollar:
GBP/USD = 1.7500
The first listed currency to the left of the slash ("/") is known as the base currency (in this example, the British pound), while the second one on the right is called the counter or quote currency (in this example, the U.S. dollar).
When buying, the exchange rate tells you how much you have to pay in units of the quote currency to buy one unit of the base currency. In the example above, you have to pay 1.7500 U.S. dollar to buy 1 British pound.
When selling, the exchange rate tells you how many units of the quote currency you get for selling one unit of the base currency. In the example above, you will receive 1.7500 U.S. dollars when you sell 1 British pound.
The base currency is the “basis” for the buy or the sell. If you buy EUR/USD this simply means that you are buying the base currency and simultaneously selling the quote currency.
You would buy the pair if you believe the base currency will appreciate (go up) relative to the quote currency. You would sell the pair if you think the base currency will depreciate (go down) relative to the quote currency.
Long/Short
First, you should determine whether you want to buy or sell.
If you want to buy (which actually means buy the base currency and sell the quote currency), you want the base currency to rise in value and then you would sell it back at a higher price. In trader's talk, this is called "going long" or taking a "long position". Just remember: long = buy.
If you want to sell (which actually means sell the base currency and buy the quote currency), you want the base currency to fall in value and then you would buy it back at a lower price. This is called "going short" or taking a "short position". Short = sell.
Example of making money by buying euros
Trader's Action EUR USD
You purchase 10,000 euros at the EUR/USD exchange rate of 1.18 +10,000 -11,800*
Two weeks later, you exchange your 10,000 euros back into US dollars at the exchange rate of 1.2500. -10,000 +12,500**
You earn a profit of $700. 0 +700
*EUR 10,000 x 1.18 = US $11,800
** EUR 10,000 x 1.25 = US $12,500
An exchange rate is simply the ratio of one currency valued against another currency. For example, the USD/CHF exchange rate indicates how many U.S. dollars can purchase one Swiss franc, or how many Swiss francs you need to buy one U.S. dollar.
How to Read an FX Quote
Currencies are always quoted in pairs, such as GBP/USD or USD/JPY. The reason they are quoted in pairs is because in every foreign exchange transaction you are simultaneously buying one currency and selling another. Here is an example of a foreign exchange rate for the British pound versus the U.S. dollar:
GBP/USD = 1.7500
The first listed currency to the left of the slash ("/") is known as the base currency (in this example, the British pound), while the second one on the right is called the counter or quote currency (in this example, the U.S. dollar).
When buying, the exchange rate tells you how much you have to pay in units of the quote currency to buy one unit of the base currency. In the example above, you have to pay 1.7500 U.S. dollar to buy 1 British pound.
When selling, the exchange rate tells you how many units of the quote currency you get for selling one unit of the base currency. In the example above, you will receive 1.7500 U.S. dollars when you sell 1 British pound.
The base currency is the “basis” for the buy or the sell. If you buy EUR/USD this simply means that you are buying the base currency and simultaneously selling the quote currency.
You would buy the pair if you believe the base currency will appreciate (go up) relative to the quote currency. You would sell the pair if you think the base currency will depreciate (go down) relative to the quote currency.
Long/Short
First, you should determine whether you want to buy or sell.
If you want to buy (which actually means buy the base currency and sell the quote currency), you want the base currency to rise in value and then you would sell it back at a higher price. In trader's talk, this is called "going long" or taking a "long position". Just remember: long = buy.
If you want to sell (which actually means sell the base currency and buy the quote currency), you want the base currency to fall in value and then you would buy it back at a lower price. This is called "going short" or taking a "short position". Short = sell.
Wednesday, 13 May 2009
Tuesday, 24 March 2009
Forex Nottingham Listings
Forex Nottingham Listings
Yorkshire Bank Plc
0115-922-8241
33 The Square Beeston
Nottingham
0115-922-8241
33 The Square Beeston
Nottingham
Shopacheck Financial Services Ltd.
0115-973-2904
21 Beaconsfield Street Long Eaton
Nottingham
0115-973-2904
21 Beaconsfield Street Long Eaton
Nottingham
T S B Bank
0115-950-2507
193 Sneinton Dale
Nottingham
0115-950-2507
193 Sneinton Dale
Nottingham
T S B Bank
0115-950-2507
193 Sneinton Dale
Nottingham
0115-950-2507
193 Sneinton Dale
Nottingham
NatWest
0115 941 7292
27 Market Pl
Nottingham
0115 941 7292
27 Market Pl
Nottingham
Neil Welbury
0115-958-5889
Albion House Canal Street
Nottingham
0115-958-5889
Albion House Canal Street
Nottingham
Lloyds Tsb Bank Plc
0162-364-1333
2 Stockwell Gate Mansfield
Nottingham
0162-364-1333
2 Stockwell Gate Mansfield
Nottingham
The Royal Bank of Scotland Plc
0115-947-6521
8 South Parade
Nottingham
0115-947-6521
8 South Parade
Nottingham
Dunlending Finance Ltd.
0115-967-8686
1 Sgcs Business Park
Nottingham
Lloyds T S B Private Banking Ltd.0115-967-8686
1 Sgcs Business Park
Nottingham
0115-947-1267
33 Park Row
Nottingham
Local Listings by Yell
Thursday, 19 February 2009
WHY FOREX
Why FOREX?
- $3 trillion daily turnover
- $35 million traded every second
- 40 x the size of NASDAQ
Online Forex trading is a nonstop cash market. It is one of the fastest growing industries on the internet. It attracts a wide range of individuals, from beginners to more experienced traders. Anyone with access to the internet, a valid credit card and with a minimum cash deposit can share in the excitement.
There are many affiliate programs. Forex trading is today’s most exciting arena for investors as it offers a desirable product with mass market appeal.
How it works
Foreign exchange is an exciting market. Individual traders trade on margin. For example, a stake of just $100 gives a trader access to a deal worth $10,000 (using a leverage of 1: 100). Markets fluctuate constantly and for a margin trader every little move is magnified 100 times. And while potential profit is unlimited, the trader can only lose their initial investment – for this example, $100.
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