How to Start Futures Currency Trading

April 6, 2010 - PRLog -- Futures Currency trading involves daily trading on the Forex market, leveraging your funds to capitalize on small movements in valuation. Forex trading used to be for professionals, however now, the use of futures currency trading robots has opened up currency trading to the little man in the street.

Futures Currency Trading

Trades are based upon currency pairs, with a trader generating profit or gains when the currencies move in a particular direction. One of the attractions for the little man seeking to learn how to trade Forex is that traders can place micro lots of dollar amounts, perhaps as small as a couple of dollars . Many trading firms offer free future currency trading courses.

Futures Currency Trading – The First Steps

1. Select a Forex Broker – most offer free demo account so you can check them out. Choose one to suit the amount of money you are prepared to risk, Brokers make their money from the spread between buying and selling prices and these vary from broker to broker so do your research well.

2. Set up a Demo Balance – A demo account allows futures currency traders to practice trades and use the system with out risking any money. I strongly recommend your initial balance should reflect the real funds your have available to trade that will help the demo produce more realistic results.

3. Learn how to Scrutinize Charts – There are many tools provided to help you analyze charts in order to see which way the trends are moving.

4. Execute your First Trade – Once you have mastered the basics by practicing within your demo account, you are ready to execute your first futures currency trade. Tip do not be greedy and avoid trading on Fridays when market is often volatile.

David Ogden - Helping People Help Themselves
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