Example of a Profitable Transaction in FOREX.

Written by Adrian Pablo


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So, since you believe thatrepparttar market price forrepparttar 139695 EUR/USD pair will go higher, you will enter a *buy position* inrepparttar 139696 market. For simplicities sake, let's say you bought one lot at 1.3245. As long as you sell backrepparttar 139697 pair at a higher price, then you make money.

But, no worries. This seemingly elaborate process is handled, and even calculated for you, viarepparttar 139698 broker's software mentioned above. The chart software andrepparttar 139699 quote board are in agreement with all sides ofrepparttar 139700 currencies.

To illustrate a typical FX SELL trade, consider this scenario involvingrepparttar 139701 USD/JPY currency pair:

REMEMBER ~ Selling ("going short")repparttar 139702 currency pair implies sellingrepparttar 139703 first, base currency, and buyingrepparttar 139704 second, quote currency. You sellrepparttar 139705 currency pair if you believerepparttar 139706 base currency (USD) will go down relative torepparttar 139707 quote currency (JPY), or equivalently, thatrepparttar 139708 quote currency (JPY) will go up relative torepparttar 139709 base currency (USD).

NOTE: whilerepparttar 139710 Profit Calculations, onrepparttar 139711 Short-sell trade scenario below, may seem somewhat complicated if you've never been inrepparttar 139712 FOREX market before, trust us when we say, "this process is nearly seamless through your broker trade station (software). We're just showing you this thought- process below so you can SEE how a PROFIT occurs even when SELLING a currency pair.

The current bid/ask price for USD/JPY is 105.26/105.30, meaning you can buy $1 US for 105.30 Japanese YEN or sell $1 US for 105.26 YEN.

Suppose you decide thatrepparttar 139713 US Dollar (USD) is overvalued againstrepparttar 139714 YEN (JPY). To execute this strategy, you would sell Dollars (simultaneously buying YEN), and then wait forrepparttar 139715 exchange rate to rise.

So you makerepparttar 139716 trade: selling US $100,000 and purchasing 10,526,000 YEN. (Remember, at 1% margin, your initial margin deposit would be $1,000.)

As you expected, USD/JPY falls to 104.26/104.30, meaning you can now buy $1 US for $104.30 Japanese YEN or sell $1 US for 104.26

Since you're short dollars (and are long YEN), you must now buy dollars and sell backrepparttar 139717 YEN to realize any profit.

You buy US $100,000 atrepparttar 139718 current USD/JPY rate of 104.30, and receive 10,430,000 YEN. Since you originally bought (paid for) 10,526,000 YEN, your profit is 96,000 YEN.

To calculate your P&L in terms of US dollars, simply divide 96,000 byrepparttar 139719 current USD/JPY rate of 104.30.

Total profit = US $920.42



Adrian Pablo, FOREX Trader and Freelance Writer.

 http://www.1-forex.com




Real Estate Clubs Hot Among Investors

Written by Charles Essmeier


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repparttar East and West coasts, homeowners have record amounts of equity in their homes, and withrepparttar 139694 stock market still crawling along, people are putting money in real estate and helping each other do it.

The typical real estate club has anywhere from a handful to several hundred members, and they typically meet once a month or so to share their experiences. Those who have been investing for years can share what they’ve learned with newcomers – how to invest, how to avoid risk and minimize losses, how to find quality properties, and how to deal withrepparttar 139695 legal aspects of real estate investing. Many members are interested in learning how to buy prepare a “fixer upper” for market. That particular area of investing has a lot of potential pitfalls, and can easily turn into a money drain for those who aren’t careful, and stories of what to do and what to avoid are common.

Real estate clubs are popular acrossrepparttar 139696 country, and not just in areas with rapidly rising real estate prices. Those who are interested in meeting with others to learn about real estate speculation can probably ask a local realtor for information. Otherwise, type “real estate club” into your favorite Internet search engine, and you will undoubtedly find a club in your area.

©Copyright 2005 by Retro Marketing. Charles Essmeier is the owner of Retro Marketing, a firm devoted to informational Websites, including End-Your-Debt.com, a Website devoted to debt consolidation information and HomeEquityHelp.net, a site devoted to information on home equity loans.


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