News & Analysis

The spread is the difference between the BID and the ASK price in the market quotes. The ASK price is applicable to a BUY order and the BID price is applicable to a SELL order.
The currency to the left of the slash (“/”) is called the base currency (in this example, the Euro) and the currency on the right is called the quote currency (in this example, the U.S Dollar)
Fundamental analysis is the study of the overall economic, financial, political and other factors that represent and quantify the economy in question and can influence a financial instrument.
Technical analysis is the study of prices over time, with charts being the primary tool. This is done by comparing current price action with historical price action to identify patterns that can suggest probable future price movement.
Forex trading for beginners can be especially tough. This is mostly due to unrealistic expectations that are common among newcomers. What you need to know is that currency trading is by no means a get-rich-quick scheme. On this page, you will receive an introduction to the Forex market, how it works, and key terminology, along with the benefits of trading different currencies.
If you are a rookie trader, you may find yourself asking questions such as ‘what is leverage in Forex trading?’ and ‘how can it be useful?’ This article will provide you with answers to these types of questions, together with, a detailed overview of Forex leveraging, its advantages and disadvantages and a list of possible applications and restrictions.
The current formation on NZDUSD shows a cycle degree intervening wave x, as part of a triple combo wave.
Equity markets continued to whipsaw. The equity index recovered from Tuesday’s losses. This comes as news sources cite that the US and China were moving closer to an agreement. President Trump was also seen confirming that the trade talks were going well.
XAUUSD seems to be forming the final part of a bullish 5-wave impulse consisting of primary waves ①-②-③-④ and ⑤.
Two of the most popular forms of technical trading are using indicators and price action trading. When using indicators, traders are generally looking to execute a trade based on an indicator signal. For example, if MACD turns bearish, traders will execute a sell trade. Or, if the RSI indicator is oversold, traders will execute a buy trade.
Let’s put it this way: Trading with CFDs can be safe. However, for a lot of people, the appeal is precisely the risks associated with it. Maybe skiing would be a good analogy.