Comments on: The Forex Market If Not Now When? http://quantumllc.com/2010/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/ Business, Finance, Loan, Marketting, Management Tips Mon, 24 May 2010 14:35:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: T S http://quantumllc.com/2010/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4725 T S Sun, 28 Feb 2010 17:49:45 +0000 http://quantumllc.com/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4725 Keep your rule book nearby, set your stop losses and time of purchase and DO NOT change the rule. Yes there will be times when your emotion though will be right....but in the long run the logic moves will always tend to give better returns. Another idea is to keep a copy of a trans gone really bad because of an emotion move rathre than the logical one nearby. whenever you are thinking of going over to the emotion side.....read the results of the bad trade. Keep your rule book nearby, set your stop losses and time of purchase and DO NOT change the rule. Yes there will be times when your emotion though will be right….but in the long run the logic moves will always tend to give better returns.

Another idea is to keep a copy of a trans gone really bad because of an emotion move rathre than the logical one nearby. whenever you are thinking of going over to the emotion side…..read the results of the bad trade.

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]]> By: Doo.ri http://quantumllc.com/2010/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4727 Doo.ri Sun, 28 Feb 2010 00:10:07 +0000 http://quantumllc.com/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4727 The following schedule is based on Eastern Standard Time (GMT-5). Forex market opens at 19:00 between Sunday and Thursday. Then at 21:00, Singapore and Hong Kong open. Between Sunday and Friday, European markets opens in Frankfurt at 2:00am. Then London opens at 3:00am. When Asian shift is almost finished, European markets are in full throttle at 16:00. At 7:00, European markets are almost finished. At 8:00, US market opens in New York. At 9:00am, New York Stock Exchange opens. At 17:00, Australia opens. Forex market operates globally 24 hours a day, starting from the far east, in New Zealand (Wellington), passing the time zones in Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Moscow, Frankfurt-on-Main, London, then finishing the day in New York and Los Angeles. The following schedule is based on Eastern Standard Time (GMT-5).

Forex market opens at 19:00 between Sunday and Thursday. Then at 21:00, Singapore and Hong Kong open. Between Sunday and Friday, European markets opens in Frankfurt at 2:00am. Then London opens at 3:00am. When Asian shift is almost finished, European markets are in full throttle at 16:00. At 7:00, European markets are almost finished. At 8:00, US market opens in New York. At 9:00am, New York Stock Exchange opens. At 17:00, Australia opens.

Forex market operates globally 24 hours a day, starting from the far east, in New Zealand (Wellington), passing the time zones in Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Moscow, Frankfurt-on-Main, London, then finishing the day in New York and Los Angeles.

]]> By: Anonymous http://quantumllc.com/2010/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4719 Anonymous Sat, 27 Feb 2010 06:25:27 +0000 http://quantumllc.com/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4719 I agree, great way of explaining the whole process! I agree, great way of explaining the whole process!

]]> By: owopepper http://quantumllc.com/2010/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4726 owopepper Sat, 27 Feb 2010 00:36:32 +0000 http://quantumllc.com/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4726 The market is open 24 hours a day from 5pm EST on Sunday until 4-5pm EST Friday. The reason that the markets are open 24 hours a day is that currencies are in high demand. The international scope of currency trading means that there are always traders somewhere who are making and meeting demands for a particular currency. If you are a beginner, i suggest you to use Marketiva, which is a very good platform to start trading with and very easy to use. Marketiva gives you 5$ real to start trading so you don't have to deposit and if you made profit from it you can cash out, this is why it's very good for beginners. Their platform is very easy to use and they have support during trading hours. To open your account please visit http://www.marketiva.com/index.ncre?gid=3371 The market is open 24 hours a day from 5pm EST on Sunday until 4-5pm EST Friday. The reason that the markets are open 24 hours a day is that currencies are in high demand. The international scope of currency trading means that there are always traders somewhere who are making and meeting demands for a particular currency.

If you are a beginner, i suggest you to use Marketiva, which is a very good platform to start trading with and very easy to use.

Marketiva gives you 5$ real to start trading so you don't have to deposit and if you made profit from it you can cash out, this is why it's very good for beginners. Their platform is very easy to use and they have support during trading hours.

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]]> By: samatefm http://quantumllc.com/2010/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4724 samatefm Fri, 26 Feb 2010 18:16:03 +0000 http://quantumllc.com/the-forex-market-if-not-now-when/#comment-4724 I have alerts set through my online brokerage, Banc of America Investment Services, set to send me emails when certain stocks hit certain prices, volumes, press releases, etc. I can also have it sent to my phone as a text message. At one time, before I discovered the usefulness of text messages, I used the aforementioned email alerts sent to Outlook on my computer. Let's say VLO hit $75 where I had an alert set. Banc of America sent the alert to my gmail email address which was picked up by Outlook. When Outlook received the email it would beep and give me a pop up until I acknowledged the new email. If your broker software doesn't have email or text alerts Morningstar has a similar feature on their website. I think you have to set up a free acct with them on their website. I know that wasn't exactly what you were asking for but it might translate into what you are trying to do. Good luck! I have alerts set through my online brokerage, Banc of America Investment Services, set to send me emails when certain stocks hit certain prices, volumes, press releases, etc. I can also have it sent to my phone as a text message.
At one time, before I discovered the usefulness of text messages, I used the aforementioned email alerts sent to Outlook on my computer. Let's say VLO hit $75 where I had an alert set. Banc of America sent the alert to my gmail email address which was picked up by Outlook. When Outlook received the email it would beep and give me a pop up until I acknowledged the new email.

If your broker software doesn't have email or text alerts Morningstar has a similar feature on their website. I think you have to set up a free acct with them on their website.

I know that wasn't exactly what you were asking for but it might translate into what you are trying to do. Good luck!

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