Pairs of currency
The prices of currency can only float relative with another currency, thus they are traded the pairs. Two of the most common pairs of currency are the EUR/USD (the price of the US dollars Quoted in euros) and the GBP/USD (the price of the US dollars Quoted in British books).
High power
The idea of the margin (power) and the loss of undulation is another commercial concept important and perhaps better is included/understood using an example. The majority of power to the detail of 100:1 of alluvium of operators out of purse of forex, but also, crucially, require you to have a certain amount of money in your account to protect from a critical point from loss. For example, if a position $100.000 is held in EUR/USD on the power of 100:1, the tradesman must put to the top $1.000 to order the position. However, in the event of a value in fall of your positions, the operators out of purse of forex, conscious of the fast nature of the price of forex balances and the effect of power gain, typically do not make it possible their tradesmen to go negative and to compose the difference with a latter date. In order to secure the tradesman more money does not lose than is held in the account, of the operators out of purse of forex use the automatic systems typically to close positions when race of customers out of the margin (the amount of money in their account not attached to a position). If the tradesman has $2.000 in his account, and it buys of the $100.000 fates of EUR/USD, it has $1.000 from its $2.000 attache in the margin, with $1.000 to on the left make it possible its position to float in bottom without being closed.
Typically a tradesman 'a platform with the detail of forex of S will show him three big numbers related to its account: its balance, its stockholders' equity, and his to remain of margin. If tradesman X has two positions: shorts $100.000 a long time (purchase) in EUR/USD, and $100.000 (sale) in GBP/USD, and it has $10.000 in its account, its positions would look at as follows: Because of the power of 100:1, it was necessary $1.000 for him to order each position. This means that it exhausted $2.000 in its margin, out of an account $10.000, and it has thus $8.000 of margin still available. With this margin, it can take more positions or maintain the margin relatively high to make it possible its current locations to be maintained in the event of the reductions. If the customer chooses to open a new position of $100.000, this will take still $1.000 more of its margin, leaving $7.000. It will have exhausted $3.000 in the margin among the three positions. The other manner that the margin will decrease is if the positions it currently opened to lose money. If one of its 3 positions of reduction $100.000 of $5.000 in value (which is rather common), it has now, its $7.000 originals in the margin, only $2.000 left. [original research?]
If you have an account $10.000 and open only one $100.000 place, this has affected only $1.000 of your money plus you must maintain $1.000 in the margin. While this leaves $9.000 in your account freely, it is possible to lose all him almost if the speculation loses money
Operators out of purse of costs and transaction
Operators out of purse are compensated while allowing customers to enter the market. They take part or all the diffusion in all the traded pairs of currency. In a common example, EUR/USD, the diffusion are in general 3 pips (percentage at the point) or 3/100 of one hundred in this example. Thus prices are indicated with both of the offer and supply prices (for example, purchase EUR/USD 1.4900, sale EUR/USD 1.4903). [necessary quotation]
That the difference of 3 pips is the diffusion and can rise with a significant amount of money. Since the typical standard fate is 100.000 units of the low currency, these 3 pips on EUR/USD translate to $30 paid by the customer with the operator into purse. However, a pip is not always $10. A pip is 1/100th of one hundred (or no matter what), and the pairs of currency are always bought by 100.000 of purchase of the low currency.
For pairs EUR/USD, the currency of quotation is of USD; thus, the 1/100th of one hundred on a pair with of USD as currency of quotation will always have a pip of $10. If, on the one hand, your pair of currency has Swiss francs (CHF) like quotation instead of USD, then the 1/100th of one hundred is now the value approximately $9, because you buy 100.000 of no matter what in the Swiss francs.
The prices of currency can only float relative with another currency, thus they are traded the pairs. Two of the most common pairs of currency are the EUR/USD (the price of the US dollars Quoted in euros) and the GBP/USD (the price of the US dollars Quoted in British books).
High power
The idea of the margin (power) and the loss of undulation is another commercial concept important and perhaps better is included/understood using an example. The majority of power to the detail of 100:1 of alluvium of operators out of purse of forex, but also, crucially, require you to have a certain amount of money in your account to protect from a critical point from loss. For example, if a position $100.000 is held in EUR/USD on the power of 100:1, the tradesman must put to the top $1.000 to order the position. However, in the event of a value in fall of your positions, the operators out of purse of forex, conscious of the fast nature of the price of forex balances and the effect of power gain, typically do not make it possible their tradesmen to go negative and to compose the difference with a latter date. In order to secure the tradesman more money does not lose than is held in the account, of the operators out of purse of forex use the automatic systems typically to close positions when race of customers out of the margin (the amount of money in their account not attached to a position). If the tradesman has $2.000 in his account, and it buys of the $100.000 fates of EUR/USD, it has $1.000 from its $2.000 attache in the margin, with $1.000 to on the left make it possible its position to float in bottom without being closed.
Typically a tradesman 'a platform with the detail of forex of S will show him three big numbers related to its account: its balance, its stockholders' equity, and his to remain of margin. If tradesman X has two positions: shorts $100.000 a long time (purchase) in EUR/USD, and $100.000 (sale) in GBP/USD, and it has $10.000 in its account, its positions would look at as follows: Because of the power of 100:1, it was necessary $1.000 for him to order each position. This means that it exhausted $2.000 in its margin, out of an account $10.000, and it has thus $8.000 of margin still available. With this margin, it can take more positions or maintain the margin relatively high to make it possible its current locations to be maintained in the event of the reductions. If the customer chooses to open a new position of $100.000, this will take still $1.000 more of its margin, leaving $7.000. It will have exhausted $3.000 in the margin among the three positions. The other manner that the margin will decrease is if the positions it currently opened to lose money. If one of its 3 positions of reduction $100.000 of $5.000 in value (which is rather common), it has now, its $7.000 originals in the margin, only $2.000 left. [original research?]
If you have an account $10.000 and open only one $100.000 place, this has affected only $1.000 of your money plus you must maintain $1.000 in the margin. While this leaves $9.000 in your account freely, it is possible to lose all him almost if the speculation loses money
Operators out of purse of costs and transaction
Operators out of purse are compensated while allowing customers to enter the market. They take part or all the diffusion in all the traded pairs of currency. In a common example, EUR/USD, the diffusion are in general 3 pips (percentage at the point) or 3/100 of one hundred in this example. Thus prices are indicated with both of the offer and supply prices (for example, purchase EUR/USD 1.4900, sale EUR/USD 1.4903). [necessary quotation]
That the difference of 3 pips is the diffusion and can rise with a significant amount of money. Since the typical standard fate is 100.000 units of the low currency, these 3 pips on EUR/USD translate to $30 paid by the customer with the operator into purse. However, a pip is not always $10. A pip is 1/100th of one hundred (or no matter what), and the pairs of currency are always bought by 100.000 of purchase of the low currency.
For pairs EUR/USD, the currency of quotation is of USD; thus, the 1/100th of one hundred on a pair with of USD as currency of quotation will always have a pip of $10. If, on the one hand, your pair of currency has Swiss francs (CHF) like quotation instead of USD, then the 1/100th of one hundred is now the value approximately $9, because you buy 100.000 of no matter what in the Swiss francs.
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