i ask this because there is a myth in our country that a weaker USD and/or stronger home currency is always good for the home country and vice versa, and that if USD costs more/less in a country’s currency then that country is poorer/richer than the US. it’s a really weird misconception, and i know it’s not true but i’m not sure why

the following question has been in my head since i was a little child so i really have to ask: in which ways do forex price movements affect the economy? after viewing your videos i understand that the overall strength or weakness of an economy is reflected on movements of currency pairs which include the economy’s currency, but is the converse also true?

great video i have value information about the topic if you want learn more you have an open invitation

I prefer go for MT4 which is the best one

I just wanted to thank you for this online course. I’ve learned so much without paying a dime! I can only say thank you because you don’t have to do this but yet you take your time and own resources to teach us. God bless.

The JAVA version FX Trading Station will not run on my Mac G5???

Great video, that fx broker would you recommend.

EUR/JPY 114.81 BUY
GBP/JPY 129.15 BUY

i assume you want us to pick something volatil.

with the election i’ll pick the euro/usd:1.2879 buy 1.2880 sell and usd/cad: 1.1629 buy 1.1632 sell

EUR/USD buy: 1.25731
USD/JPY buy: 93.713

GBP/USD 1.7738 Buy
GBP/USD 1.7732 Sell

Hey David I love the videos. I had a few questions. When it comes to options trading on forex, is it similar to regular stock option trading? Do we buy a contract? Etc.. I was a little confused on how much US dollars we would risk on lets say a call on GDP/YEN.

Also, what do the daily charts go by? Since the market is open 24/7, how is the end of a daily period judged?

Thank you very much.