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From The "Majors" For High Liquidity
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The most commonly traded currency pairs are known as the “MAJORS." The majors include the U.S. Dollar vs. Japanese Yen (USD/JPY), U.S. Dollar vs. Canadian Dollar (USD/CAD), Euro vs. U.S. Dollar (EUR/USD), Pound vs. U.S. Dollar (GBP/USD), Australian Dollar vs. U.S. Dollar (AUD/USD), and U.S. Dollar vs. Swiss Frank (USD/CHF).

Due to the high volume of the transactions in these currencies, the majors offer the highest liquidity and the best trading opportunities.

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FX trading is carried out at major financial centers all over the world, around the clock, five days and one half days per week. The forex trade is not conducted at any central location. It is conducted through over the counter, interbank, or interdealer trading, between two parties who contact each other via the telephone or by electronic means.

In the past, entry barriers made it possible only for large banks and corporations to trade foreign exchange. Developments in technology have made it possible for individuals and small companies to trade in forex. Some professional traders trade in forex as a full-time occupation, while others only do it in their free time.

Brokers provide forex quotes to traders for currency pairs. The currency, which is listed first in a forex quote, is known as the base currency and its value is equal to one. The second currency is known as the cross currency.

A forex quote includes a bid price at which the trader can sell one unit of the base currency to the broker, in terms of the counter currency. It also includes an ask price at which the trader can buy one unit of the base currency from the broker in terms of the counter currency.

The difference between the bid price and the ask price is known as the spread. No commission is charged on these trades, and the spread is the income of the broker.

If a trader feels that a particular currency is likely to rise in relation to another currency, he/she can buy a certain amount of the currency. If the currency appreciates in value, as expected, the trader can sell it and make a profit. In the same way a trader can also make money by selling a currency if he/she expects it to fall.

Foreign exchange traders can trade on margin, which means that they can make trades, which are much larger than the amount they deposit. This leverage can help traders to make large profits, but it also increases the risk of large losses.

If you are a global Forex trader and not doing well, maybe you should consider trading only the forex market in your time zone. I trade only the New York Forex because I don't want to be up all night trading globally.

Novice traders need education and training before they start trading. The advice of an expert mentor can help them to learn about how to succeed and to gain confidence. Beginners need to open a demo account with a dealer and to practice trading for some time before they start trading with real money.

Forex trading can give you very big profits, but it involves a lot of risk. Before you start trading, think carefully about whether forex trading is suitable for you.