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Information about Forex (Currency Exchange) Trading Online

The global Forex market is the sum of all the money that travels between all of the countries of the world every day - around $2 TRILLION of it. "Hard cash" is required at the close of every deal.

Just like any other product, the price of money can go up and down according to demand. Since 1997 the market has been opened up and leveraged so that now everyone can get involved. Even a small amount of $200 now has massive buying power � up to $20,000 or even more. In fact, the leverage (trading multiple) allowed in Forex is bigger than in any other market - up to 200:1, compared with 8 to 10:1 for futures and a miserly 2:1 for equities.
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Discipline - The Make Or Break Of Trading
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