bigachiever asked:


I am a little confused about the Forex market, when can I actually trade.

When does it open and close according to US eastern time.

Any help really appreciated!

Donna C asked:


Has anyone got any real experience trading with Forex? I read so many different things out there it reall is very confusing. I could really do with some good advice.

Where is the best place to look for a good forex trading strategy for someone to start out with?

CeriJ asked:


I have heard about the great earning potential with Forex trading and how you can get going with just a little money.

Where can I find information on Forex strategies and systems to get me started?

From the Earth asked:


I am over in japan and I am just getting into Forex trading.

What are the most important things to know and risks to consider?

JennyD asked:


I live in China and I am investigating the possibility of starting to trade in Forex with a US broker. They want me to wire them money and offer a course for me to get stated trading.

What should I be aware of and what are the risks?

man asked:


every body put money in Swiss bank than switerland must have wast reserve why the world don’t use its currency for trading instead of USD .

Joe asked:


Attack those you need most and attempt to imbue them with unearned guilt! We’ve seen this game before, Mr. Commie-Thug Dictator; or shall we call you Mr. Wen?

Chinese Premier Wen Jiaboa took to the Davos stage yesterday to attack the US and the West; it borders on comical. But sadly, the elite gathered at Davos are foolish enough to lap it up like the simpering capitalist dogs Mr. Wen believes they represent, and for the most part he is probably right.

It is too fresh that Mr. Wen attacks the system that has helped his country pull millions from poverty and allowed for the transition of the Commies to represent a new happy face to the world even though their underlying intention of complete control of everything they touch, no matter how they must cheat and steal to achieve this goal, has never changed.
This proves Chinese disrespect to world and west again.It proves enough china is only about violating human right and creating financial crisis in world.hat has changed is the degree to which the Western business elites have been duped into thinking this is a regime they can really do business with. Which goes to the rotting core of the leadership of our multinational companies and political elites in the West; again Mr. Wen exploits this well. Think of the big hedge fund investments of the former politicos who along with the first-tier Western multinationals who hold vast Chinese asset investments. It is very much in their interest to pretend dealing with China is free trade. Interesting this same crowd represents the major funding for “think” tanks that get so much press and ink in order to spout the mantra of “free trade.” Lies flow from both sides – indeed.

If the dictator commie thug wasn’t so busy making sure any real dissent in his own country was stifled and the proper threats to the state dealt with, maybe he and his gang would have provided more domestic choices for his own people with all their wealth gained from dealing with the system he now supposedly finds so repugnant.

My musing on a bit of Wen self-dialogue; it might go something like this:

Heck, if we create a real domestic market it might increase citizens’ political power; we can’t have that … well, not yet.

We just don’t quite have enough internet monitoring equipment and software from Cisco, Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google (and other assorted tier-one western companies) to control 100%–but those dupes keep upgrading our ability to electronically enslave our people, so soon we can create a domestic market with Chinese “character.”

But since we are not there yet, let’s continue to play the export model game that has enriched us so well. You know the game: invite all the Western companies in to produce in China. We make it a quid pro quo – in order to gain access to our vast consumer market we make those greedy dupes produce here and transfer technology to us. We treat them pretty good and gain access to hundreds of billions worth of technology funded by Western shareholders. And of course we outright steal the gold teeth from all the second- and third-tier manufacturers we invite into the country. Those clowns don’t have well-funded think tanks to tell their story. No, instead those think tank dupes will continue to spout the mantra of “free trade” as we steal technology and jobs and hollow out Western manufacturing to boot. Gosh this is too easy. Wen’s call for global action should be seen for what it is: China has milked the export model for years (granted low cost final goods have benefited to a degree, but recycling excess reserves is what created the asset bubbles and led Mr. Consumer to over indebtedness – it was not the other way around) and it is now crashing before their eyes; they’ve stolen Western technology for years to boost export prowess; they have suppressed their currency for years to make its final goods even cheaper in order to keep the export machine humming; and we all know China’s enrichment was built on the backs of the blue collar workers in all industrialized nations. We have allowed for the hollowing out Western manufacturing so the power elites and the heads of our multinationals can enrich themselves through China.

ellie a asked:


Proponents of a fixed exchange rate system point out that a major drawback of a floating exchange rate is that it

is responsible for creating trade deficits.

helps eliminate the uncertainty about the value of a currency.

keeps a nation from trading fairly with other nations.

is based on the value of gold held by a nations.

leads to uncertainty about the value of goods traded internationally.

I am 100% sure its not C. Please explain your reasoning behind the answer. I am practicing questions for a quiz online.

John S. asked:


As a personal investor, I’ve dealt more with options and commodities but have recently been looking at currencies & foreign exchange. What I don’t like about options is that they are a “wasting asset” that can expire worthless if not exercised whereas with commodities and foreign exchange, you have a position in an asset that won’t automatically expire.

It is interesting that with foreign exchange, you can trade on margin at rates of 100 to 1 whereas with pure equities, it is usually no more than 4 to 1.

If you are an experienced investor or financial advisor, I would appreciate hearing your perspective as to the pros and cons of trading in these three markets, i.e. FX, options, and commodities.

s4shahs asked:


i wanna watch the live quotes for Indian rupee v/s Singapore dollar . and also want to online trading . can any one know the any exchange or any web site for quotes live . or trading online .