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What is MetaTrader4
Trading Platform?
A user-friendly interface combined with advanced technical analysis
and trade automation capabilities.
A rich user interface with a highly customizable trading environment.
Traders can benefit from all of the features of the MetaTrader 4 trading
platform, as well as the competitive pricing and services of many forex brokers.
This highly intuitive platform with advanced trading capabilities offers you the
ability to place advanced orders - including hedge support for strategies that
require placing opposing trades.
Expert Advisors allows you to systematically program your strategy so that you
can trade the market actively - without spending all of your time at the
computer. Metaquotes Language 4 allows you to formulate and seamlessly execute
your strategies on your forex account.
What is Forex Expert
Advisor (EA) Automated Trading System?
Expert Advisors
Automate your trading with MetaTrader 4
Move beyond traditional trading with a fully customizable, automated trading
system, integrated seamlessly into your MetaTrader 4 platform.
MetaQuotes Language 4 (MQL 4) is a programming language traders use worldwide to
script, test, and then automate their custom trading strategies. Use the
MetaEditor program to create Expert Advisors - custom-built programs to analyze
the market, place orders and even execute trades automatically.
It's all tailored to your specifications, providing you with a high degree of
flexibility, oversight and control.
Easy to learn, easy to use
The MetaEditor program provides detailed, easy-to-follow instructions to
familiarize you with the MQL 4 programming language. Write trading strategies,
and then test them with historical currency data to see how successful, risky or
balanced they may actually be.
MetaEditor provides an ideal environment for fine-tuning your strategies before
executing them in the real marketplace.
FOREX MARKET
What is Foreign Exchange?
The Foreign Exchange market, also referred to as the "Forex" market, is the most
traded financial market in the world, with a daily average turnover of
approximately US$3.2 trillion. Foreign Exchange is the simultaneous buying of
one currency and selling of another. The world's currencies are on a floating
exchange rate and are always traded in pairs, for example Euro/Dollar or
Dollar/Yen.
Where is the central location of the FX Market?
FX Trading is not centralized on an exchange, as with the stock and futures
markets. The FX market is considered an Over the Counter (OTC) or 'Interbank'
market, due to the fact that transactions are conducted between two counterparts
over the telephone or via an electronic network.
Who are the participants in the FX Market?
The Forex market is called an 'Interbank' market due to the fact that
historically it has been dominated by banks, including central banks, commercial
banks, and investment banks. However, the percentage of other market
participants is rapidly growing, and now includes large multinational
corporations, global money managers, registered dealers, international money
brokers, futures and options traders, and individual investors.
When is the FX market open for trading?
A true 24-hour market from Sunday 5:00 PM ET to Friday 5:00 PM ET, Forex trading
begins each day in Sydney, and moves around the globe as the business day begins
in each financial center, first to Tokyo, then London, and New York. Unlike many
other financial markets, investors can respond to currency fluctuations caused
by economic, social and political events at the time they occur - day or night.
What are the most commonly traded currencies in the FX markets?
The most often traded or 'liquid' currencies are those of countries with stable
governments, respected central banks, and low inflation. Today, over 85% of all
daily transactions involve trading of the major currencies, which include the US
Dollar (USD), Japanese Yen (JPY), Euro (EUR), British Pound (GBP), Swiss Franc (CHF),
Canadian Dollar (CAD), and the Australian Dollar (AUD).
What is Margin?
Margin is essentially collateral for a position. It allows traders to take on
leveraged positions with a fraction of the equity necessary to fund the trade.
In the equity markets, the usual margin allowed is 50% which means an investor
has double the buying power. In the forex market leverage ranges from 1% to 2%,
giving investors the high leverage needed to trade actively. Increasing leverage
increases risk.
What does it mean have a 'long' or 'short' position?
In trading parlance, a long position is one in which a trader buys a currency at
one price and aims to sell it later at a higher price. In this scenario, the
trader benefits from a rising market. A short position is one in which the
trader sells a currency in anticipation that it will depreciate. In this
scenario, the trader benefits from a declining market. However, it is important
to remember that every FX position requires a trader to go long in one currency
and short the other.
How are currency prices determined?
Currency prices are affected by a variety of economic and political conditions,
most importantly interest rates, inflation and political stability. Moreover,
governments sometimes participate in the Forex market to influence the value of
their currencies, either by flooding the market with their domestic currency in
an attempt to lower the price, or conversely buying in order to raise the price.
This is known as Central Bank intervention. Any of these factors, as well as
large market orders, can cause high volatility in currency prices. However, the
size and volume of the Forex market makes it virtually impossible for any one
entity to "drive" the market for any length of time.
How do I manage risk?
The most common risk management tools in FX trading are the limit order and the
stop loss order. A limit order places restriction on the maximum price to be
paid or the minimum price to be received. A stop loss order ensures a particular
position is automatically liquidated at a predetermined price in order to limit
potential losses should the market move against a trader's position. Contingent
orders may not necessarily limit your risk of loss.
What kind of trading strategy should I use?
Currency traders make decisions using both technical factors and economic
fundamentals. Technical traders use charts, trend lines, support and resistance
levels, and numerous patterns and mathematical analyses to identify trading
opportunities, whereas fundamentalists predict price movements by interpreting a
wide variety of economic information, including news, government-issued
indicators and reports, and even rumor. The most dramatic price movements
however, occur when unexpected events happen. The event can range from a Central
Bank raising domestic interest rates to the outcome of a political election or
even an act of war. Nonetheless, more often it is the expectation of an event
that drives the market rather than the event itself.
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Forex trading can involve the risk of loss beyond your initial deposit. It is not suitable for all investors