Showing posts with label amounts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amounts. Show all posts

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Refer a Client & win your bonus with ForexGen

If you have any friends who trade in the Forex market, and may be interested in joining ForexGen, why not get a FREE cash bonus from their trading activities? The referring party will receive $100 USD to their ForexGen account, at the end of the month in which the following criteria are met:1. The referred party has opened a live standard account of at least $2,500 USD and has traded 20 round turn lots.2.
The referred party has opened a live mini account of at least $250 USD and trades 20 round turn lot, the referring party receives $10 to their ForexGen account.

Monday, August 18, 2008

ForexGen EUR/USD Trade

This is an example of the method at work.
The first chart is of the 4 hour EUR/USD.
The main trend as determined by the 89’s and 144’s has been in buy mode for the last 40 days.

In fact it has been in buy mode for much longer but the charts I use only show 40 days at a time.
The TI does not need to move from down to up or vice versa before you can trade.

It does however need to be in the same direction at the time you enter the trade.

Monday, July 7, 2008

Trade in Forex with ForexGen


Forex, Fx or Foreign Exchange Market is a network of the largest financial institutions in the world such as central banks, commercial banks, and other financial institutions, corporate customers and forex brokers, where foreign currency is bought and sold.
Daily forex trading in traditional forex exchange is very large and was estimated at USD 1.5 trillion in 1998.
The forex market is a 24 hour global forex market that works all week except Saturdays and Sundays with no opening or closing hours.
The four largest forex centers in the world are London, New York, Tokyo and Singapore. Usually forex trading is brisk in North America mornings, or afternoons in Europe due to both markets being open at the same time and usually due to new US economic data being released.
The forex trading markets regularly trade a very wide range of currencies; however the majority of forex transactions are in five major currencies: the US Dollar, the Euro, the British Pound, the Yen and the Swiss Frank . The greatest number of forex currency trades are made against the US Dollar.