![]() Currency Trading
Currency trading grew continuously throughout the 1970s but with the technological progress of the 1980s currency trading increased its trading volume from $70 billion per day to the current level of $1.5 trillion.
Most of the trading is initiated by currency dealers who try to make large profits from small movements on the market. Only a small part of the total revenue comes from transactions motivated by business reasons. Your way to success
Whereas there have been many large institutions who have traded in currencies for a long time, the currency market is now also open to small investors due to changes in the rules.
Each lot is worth around $100,000 and is accessible to individual capital investors as the product has a lever (comparable with a high level of third-party finance). The lever is usually 100:1, i.e. you use $1,000 to trade currency worth $100,000. So even small rate movements are enough to produce substantial profit. |
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