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By : Creztor Tessel    99 or more times read
Submitted 2010-01-11 00:33:20
How to trade currency is much like how you trade other markets. Currency markets work in much the same way that precious metals and stock markets do. There is always something to buy or sell and it will either move up or down over time. Currency markets have not been around as long as stock markets and many people still do not know that you can actually trade them. They don t enjoy the wide spread publicity and popularity that stock markets do. This doesn t mean that they aren t profitable, far from it. Trading currency can be very profitable, but like trading anything it can also be extremely risky if you enter the market without first doing your homework. Anyone can get started trading currency, especially if you are already familiar with the basic concept of how stock markets operate.

How do traders make money from trading currencies? The same way that you would if you were trading stocks. There are no stocks in currency trading and instead you trade currency pairs. For all intents and purposes it is still much like trading stocks. The currency pair will either go up in price or down in price. Currency pairs are made up of two currencies. The most popular is the EUR/USD or the Euro / US Dollar pair. If the Euro dollar is stronger than the US dollar, then this pair will go up in price. If the US dollar grows stronger, then this currency pair will move down. This is very similar to how stocks will go up and down in price. Traders make a profit by either buying and then selling at a higher price or selling and then buying back at a lower price. What is a little different is that the things that make a currency go up and down in price are vastly different to what affects stock prices.

So what affects how much a currency is worth? A currency is a representation of how a country s economy is performing. If a country has a strong economy then the value of its currency, in theory, should go up. The reverse is also true. If a country s economy is performing poorly then the value of its currency should drop or depreciate. There are also many other factors that can affect the price of a currency. One of the biggest is that of interest rates. When all things are equal, if one country has a higher interest rate than another, investors from around the world will want to invest in that country so they can receive a higher return on their money. To invest in that country they need to buy the currency. This would result in the value of the currency going up as everyone wants to purchase it.

While how to trade currency is much the same as how you trade stocks, there are some differences in what affects the price of currencies. A currency s price is affected by economic factors such as how well a country is doing and interest rates in that country compared to others. Currency trading can be extremely profitable but new traders need to remember that there is a certain level of risk involved with all forms of trading.

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