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If you have the right amount of money, trading two lots is safer than just trading one. Trading three lots is safer than two etc. Trading is a big pile of emotions, technical analysis and money management. One lot alone makes it difficult to weigh these elements in deciding to enter or exit.

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The forex market is...

...simply the buying and selling of currencies. The market has an average daily turnover of US$1.9 trillion which makes it the largest financial market in the world. The market is open from 5PM EST Sunday to 5PM EST Friday, closing for only 48 hours out of the entire week.

95% of the trading done in currencies is done on speculation, trading the currency strictly to make a profit. The other 5% is companies or governments exchanging foreign currencies for products and services sold in a foreign country for their own domestic currency. The eight major currencies traded, which account for 85% of the trades are:

USD - The US Dollar
EUR - The currency of the European Union "EURO"
GBP - The British Pound
JPN - The Japanese Yen
CHF - The Swiss Franc
AUD - The Australian Dollar
CAD - The Canadian Dollar

Currencies are traded in pairs with the base currency quoted first. The US Dollar is often the base currency and is always valued at one. The traded currency is quoted in relationship to the base currency. So if you see USD/JPY 113.10, it means that $1 in US dollars will buy 113.10 Yen. If the dollar strengthens it means that $1 can buy more yen. If it weakens, it means the $1 can buy less yen.

The exception to the US Dollar being the base currency are the British pound (GBP), the Australian dollar (AUD) and the Euro (EUR). For these currencies the quote can be shown as unit of the foreign currency, say one British pound equaling x amount of US dollars. GBP/USD 1.9934

The value of a country's currency can be influenced by several factors, including the trade deficit, the government deficit, recession or internal inflation, political changes and social changes. The influence can be short lived or long lasting.

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Forex trading involves substantial risk of loss, and may not be suitable for everyone.

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