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Forex 101: Managing Risk
A trader with a mediocre system and great money management skills will fare better than a trader who has a great system but no handle on his money
Control Your Emotions to Achieve Success in the Foreign Exchange Market
Forex trading is not for the faint of heart, nor is it for those who are controlled by emotion. Certainly, it is an emotional thing to engage in an activity of risk and reward with your money. Human nature dictates that when you put your heart into something as vital as your financial portfolio. However, a Foreign Exchange trader cannot afford to wear his heart on his sleeve.
Free Forex Trading Resources
Trading on the Foreign Exchange Market is a rewarding, yet challenging endeavor. A trader can never be too informed or have too many useful insights. Successful traders are always learning and growing.
Testify! Instant Feedback from Bank Flow Traders
We thought you might like to take a peek of some of the instant messages and emails we received from them through the course of those first two days of trading in the Bank Flow Trading Room.
Take Two: Second Day in the Bank Flow Trading Room Provides Plenty of Fireworks
Imagine the vibe in the Bank Flow Trading virtual trading room as Day Two unfolded…and provided the improbable. The second day actually turned out to be better than the first!
Forex Market: News Trading, Part One
The methodology for predicting and trading these trends is simple and straightforward: monitor the economic calendar and trade the news.
No Fib! This Leonardo is Great for the Forex Market
When you think of great Italians named Leonardo, the first name that comes to mind has to be Da Vinci (unless you are a teenage girl, in which case you might say DiCapprio, but is he even Italian?) However, if you are a Forex trader, the most important Leonardo who ever lived is Fibonacci.
The Most Important Forex Expert You Will Never Meet: Who is He?
He has been dead for many years – centuries, in fact – but we feel his influence as mightily today as ever. Born in 1170 in the Italian town that is today famous for its leaning tower, he was the son of a customs officer from the Northern African town of Bugia. He was educated by the Moors, and traveled extensively around the Mediterranean coast.
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