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Terms in Forex Trading

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<b>Here are some terms you need to know Forex.</b></div>
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<b>Forex</b></div>
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is an investment trade one currency with another currency. Is an abbreviation of Foreign Exhange or foreign currency exchange. If the transaction in money changer or a bank to purchase the US Dollar to Rupiah, then called a Forex transaction 'Spot' (buying and selling happening place - the handover occurred on the premises). Forex transactions are non-Spot is buying or selling currency contracts, so indirectly the handover of goods, only the contract alone.</div>
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<b>Lot, Mini Contracts and Contract Standard / Regular</b></div>
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If we buy oil, the measure is liter, if the sugar then the measure is kilograms. For its size forex called Lot. How much is the big one Lot it? If world stocks 1 Lot = 500 shares, at Forex 1 Lot = 10,000 currency in question, eg 1 Lot USD / JPY = 10.000USD and 1 Lot GBP / USD = £ 10,000. Size 1 Lot = 10,000 called Mini Contracts, why is it called the Mini? Because earlier in the forex world 1 Lot = 100,000 currency pair (also called Contract Standard / Regular), then because of the high interest in forex trading then made mini contracts where 1 Lot = 10,000 currency in question</div>
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<b>margin</b></div>
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is a guarantee in forex trading, suppose like Advance purchase of a home. When you submit a home purchase down payment of 30 million for a house worth 100 million then we get a contract purchase agreement, you are legally rightful owner of the house although it only holds his contract. This contract can sell at full price in others, for example, to 120 million. You will earn a net profit of 20 million (120 - 100jt). The same is true in forex, which are contracts traded currency, eg USD / JPY then 1 lot contract value is USD 10,000, to get us spend enough margin (deposit) of USD 100 to USD 100. Why? It is associated with leverage that is discussed below.</div>
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Margin deposited when opening a position and then will be returned when closing the position, the same as buying or selling the house earlier. You deposit money of 30 million when purchased and then resold for $ 120 million, when you receive the money 120 million, then 100 million we submit the first seller and the seller return the deposit (initial capital) amounted 30jt and we have the money 30 million of initial capital and surplus 20 million.</div>
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<b>leverage</b></div>
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Is the leverage in Forex trading, ie the ratio to determine how much margin (deposit) is required in the transaction, in which the ratio will be multiplied by the contract size. Example: Leverage 1: 200 on contracts 10,000 mini account is then used margin (1/200) x 10,000 = 50 units traded currency.</div>
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Eg open position of USD / JPY for 1 lot for mini contracts, then purchased is $ 10,000, the required margin is equal to 1/200 x $ 10,000 = USD 50. If trading with GBP / USD then used margin amounted to 50 Pounds. For the Standard account, the contract used was 100,000 with a leverage of 1: 100, so 1 lot of USD / JPY = USD 1000 and the necessary margin 1/200 x $ 100,000 = $ 500</div>
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<b>Buy</b></div>
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is the position in Forex Trading to Buy and be done if the price is expected to rise. In short buy cheap and sell when the time is expensive, your profit is the difference between the price when purchased at the time of resale</div>
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<b>sell</b></div>
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Forex Trading is in the position to Sell and do if the price is expected to fall so that when the price drops you can close your position with a Buy Sell lower. In short as consignment, we must first sell at high prices (borrow) and then we buy back when the price is cheap, the difference becomes our advantage. Read more in Two Way Opportunity</div>
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<b>Order and Position</b></div>
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Order is an order to buy or sell at a certain price, but if the order is submitted turned out to 'match' or 'no opponent', for example if you buy order at the price of 9500 and happened to be willing to sell at the same price, the order becomes position. So as long as the order has not 'match', the name remains the order but after the 'match' it now becomes Position. To resell the position you already have (closed positions), it can be done by Order back but with directions berlawaran (if the position is then covered with a Buy Sell and vice versa)</div>
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<b>Floating Loss / Profit and Realized</b></div>
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When you have a buy position in 9500 and then the price goes down to 9000, so if your losses are calculated estimate is 9000-9500 = -500. However, these values can still be changed tomorrow, either increases or back down to 8700 rose to 9700. Now, the value of -500 at this time is called Floating Loss (Loss), if the value is positive, for example, the current price to 10,000, the difference 10000-9500 = + 500 called Floating Profit. If you decide to sell / close your position at the time the price is 10,000, then the value of +500 become Realized Profit (no longer a floating / floating but already Estate / Real)</div>
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<b>pip</b></div>
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is the value of 1 point increase or decrease in price movements. For a mini account, the value of 1 point is $ 1, for a standard account is $ 10.</div>
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<b>Technical analysis</b></div>
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is an analysis in Forex trading to measure price movements over the price chart. Things are noteworthy from this technical analysis is the trend, saturation, support, ressisten, and Pivot Point.</div>
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<b>Fundamental analysis</b></div>
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is an analysis in Forex trading to predict price movements based on fundamental news. Fundamental news here in the form of economic news, politic, and security that affect price movement.</div>
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<b>resistance</b></div>
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is the price limit above which is a psychological price, for example, at this time (in 2010) dollar exchange rate was 9000 and had a price limit on (resistance) 10,000 rupiah, which could mean that up to the price of the dollar through the price of 10,000 rupiah then there is likely to rise steadily away 10,000 but for not touching the 10,000 possible price will move up and down just under 10,000.</div>
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<b>Support</b></div>
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is a price limit below which a pair of resistance (above), for example, at this time (in 2010) the exchange rate of the dollar has a price limit lower (support) 8,500 rupiah, which could mean that up to the price of the dollar down through the price of 8,500 rupiah then there is likely to be decline further away from 8500 but during 8500 the possibility has not touched the price will only move up and down over 8500 (support) and below 10,000. (resistance)</div>
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<b>Zig Zag</b></div>
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is a technical analysis tool to know the trend well as support-ressisten price.</div>
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The introduction of forex trading

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The actual existence of forex trading has long existed since the discovery of techniques to convert a country's currency into another country's currency. However, there are new institutions after the establishment of the arbitration body futures contracts (futures). An example is the IMM (International Money Market-founded in 1972) which is a division part of the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange-specific product handling perishable commodities). Another example is the LIFFE (London International Financial Futures Exchange), TIFFE (Tokyo International Financial Futures Exchange) and so on.</div>
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The velocity of money is happening in the forex market to reach US $ 5 trillion per day (survey BIS-bank for International Settlement- in Setember 2008). This amount is 40 times larger than the velocity of money on such commodity futures exchange or any other stock market in each stock exchanges of any developed country! This means that the trading volume of that size, this market are highly liquid (liquid), and trade controls can not be held by only a few parties who have big capital. Currency movements is entirely dependent on the market. There are many large or small players in forex trading, but none of them were able to control the movement of foreign exchange rates.</div>
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Frequently traded currency is the currency of developed countries such as the US dollar (USD), Japanese Yen (JPY), Swiss Franc (CHF), British pound (GBP), Australian Dollar (AUD) and the Euro (EUR). All currencies are traded in pairs (called pair), for example, EUR / GBP, CHF / JPY and so on.<br />
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Then where did I gain from this investment? In simple, the benefits of this investment derived from the value of the difference when we buy and sell back the currency of the country concerned. For example, in April Amir buy Dollars at the exchange rate of Rp. 8500, - per dollar as much as US $ 1,000. So at the time of purchase this currency Amir to pay as much as Rp. 8500, - x 1000 = Rp 8.500.000, - Then in May, the exchange rate of the dollar against the rupiah strengthened to Rp. 9500, - per dollar, the net profit that Amir earned when he sold back its dollar amounts: (9500-8500) x 1000 = Rp. 1.000.000, - Easy and simple is not it? And because the average time required to buy and sell back the currency in question is usually not more than one month, then the forex trading are classified as short-term investment.</div>
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Perhaps such questions will arise from you: "Then what's the difference forex trading by buying and selling at the money changer?" There are some striking differences between trade forex with money changer. In addition to the pair traded foreign currency is the one with the other foreign currencies (at money changers are usually paired with Rupiah), forex trading does not involve physical trading. And more importantly, because it does not involve physical trading, forex trading can be run with system margin or collateral (margin trading).</div>
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For example if I want to buy US $ 10,000, then the margin trading system with me enough to spend 1% of its course is $ 100 as security. But the benefits I get from the appreciation (increase) the US Dollar is equal in value to US $ 10,000 which I bought. Very simple and because it does not involve trading in physical form (investors do not hold the currency bought or sold, only evidence of their transactions only), then the guarantees given can be so small that only 1% of the amount that would be purchased.</div>
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If you want to hold trading positions for a very long time, then you need to understand two things:</div>
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Risk management</div>
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Level close position.</div>
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If you have a forex trading account with $ 1000 or $ 1,000,000, the second of the above must be known before the trade is done.</div>
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<b>Why do these two things important?</b></div>
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I will try to describe some of my mistakes when starting forex trading. Perhaps after reading this, you will understand how important because if you've logged into this situation, this experience will be important or if not, you will soon experience it.</div>
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When I begin a transaction and to learn, there are times when I am so convinced that trade will be profitable because of high confidence will obscure the meaning of risk in forex trading.</div>
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Now, with no loss of power moment will continue to increase beyond the level of comfort and akhirny amembuat great loss! Stop loss is hit with heavy losses.</div>
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Now I am struggling to re-create a forex trading account having just suffered a major loss.<br />
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<b><br /></b><b>How much risk per trade?</b></div>
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First decide how much you feel comfortable to take the risk of losses on every trade you make. You need to specify how many% (percentage) risk per trade.</div>
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Let's make some calculations, if you have a risk of just 2% of your account on each trade, then any 50 consecutive defeats transaction will remove the funds in the trading account $ 10,000.</div>
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If you have a risk of 5%, then the funds in your trading account will be depleted with 20 defeats in a row. If the risk of 10% on each trade each then you only need 10 times in a row suffered trading losses.</div>
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"Can you see a pattern here? the more you have a high risk on each per trade ".</div>
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If you have funds in your account $ 5,000 then to risk 2% per trade, this equates to risk $ 100 per trade. At the risk of 5%, you are risking $ 250 per trade.</div>
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With a 10% risk, the risk per trade is $ 500.</div>
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Personally I trade with risks from anywhere between 1% to 5%. With meresikosikan 5% per transaction for me it was a suicide.</div>
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Remember, the more you risk, the more quickly your forex trading account funds will be lost.</div>
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<b>Here's what I did:</b></div>
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Am I at risk daily trading between 1% and 5%.</div>
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If I lose 5% on the day, then I will stop trading.</div>
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When I trade on tomorrow, I will be dealing with the risk of trading 1% or 2% every day.</div>
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I'll trade with little risk to return the original account.</div>
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Why 2% for risk management? I have bought and read and books on risk management to trade forex and a lot of these books say that we have to risk 2% per trade.</div>
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<b><br /></b><b>Strategies close position</b></div>
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Before you open a position, you should have a plan on how to close the position.</div>
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<b>You will close the position when:</b></div>
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The advantage for the target take profit hit</div>
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Trailing stop loss of contact</div>
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Close the position when the loss is too many.</div>
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Close look at an entry position when the trading signals as opposed to the open position.</div>
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Some traders have ata system ustrategi close position</div>
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So it is important for us to know two things above so we can use on a daily forex transactions.</div>
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Learn Forex Know the Moving Average Convergence Divergence

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In the late 1970s, there was a doctor in the United States who is also active in stock trading to develop a technical indicator called Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD). He is Prof. Gerald Appel.</div>
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MACD is a technical indicator that can help you to identify changes in direction. In addition, the MACD can provide information on whether the ongoing trend is strong enough or not.</div>
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From the name you may have already guessed that the basis used MACD is Moving Average. So true. But we will not discuss the basic theory and calculations. In this article we will discuss how to read MACD to find opportunities, because that's the purpose of our study of technical analysis: making money from the financial market. Yes, right?</div>
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MACD standard which is inherited from the Metatrader platform has the following components:</div>
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1. Zero Line</div>
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2. Histogram, in the form of vertical lines</div>
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3. MACD Signal Line, which is usually displayed as a dotted red line.</div>
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The histogram is an indicator of whether the trend is strong enough or not. If the histogram getting longer, it means that the momentum becomes larger (downtrend is growing stronger). But if the histogram is getting shorter, it is an indication that momentum wane. It will usually be followed by a correction.</div>
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MACD can also be used to look for entry signal. The trick is to pay attention to the histogram and MACD signal line. When the MACD signal line "disengage" from the histogram, that is the signal.</div>
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Buy signal when the MACD signal line is separated from the histogram below the zero line, while the sell signal is when the MACD signal line off of the histogram above the zero line.</div>
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MACD has a weakness. The default setting of the MACD often creates fake signal. For that you should be careful using this MACD and recommended for use in a rather long time frame, for example graph 4-hourly or daily charts.</div>
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Finding divergence</div>
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How do I find using MACD divergence?</div>
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Basically, the same way to recognize divergence on other indicators such as stochastic, CCI or RSI.</div>
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At the MACD, you notice is the peaks and valleys of the histogram.</div>
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Bullish divergence is when the lower valley, but the valley graph histogram higher. At the time of the histogram is below the zero level. Confirmation of the bullish divergence is when the histogram rises to above the zero level. The picture below is one example of a bullish divergence on MACD incident</div>
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Bearish divergence is when the top of the chart but the higher the histogram peak is lower. At the time of the histogram is above the zero level. Confirmation of a bearish divergence is when the histogram down to below zero level. Below is an example of bearish divergence seen on the MACD.</div>
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Now we will go deeper into the forest we will explore. We will try to understand and recognize what "support" and "resistance".</div>
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Perhaps you still remember the concept of supply and demand (supply and demand)? When a request (demand) increased and supply (supply) down, then prices will go up. Conversely, if the offer (supply) rises and the demand (demand) down, prices will drop. That said economics teacher during junior high.</div>
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Well, in fact, the price of the currency in the market is always moving up and down. It is also influenced by supply and demand on the currency. Then, there was a time in the market where the price stops moving up or moving down stops. This is certainly due to demand or supply it is not large enough to cause prices to rise or fall.</div>
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In technical analysis, we can anticipate roughly when supply or demand increases. The trick is to identify support and resistance level that was.</div>
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Support is an area where the price level at that level DEMAND large enough to withstand the decline in prices. At this level, the price tends to stop moving down and likely to rise again. Practical language, the support level is expected to hold its bearish movement.</div>
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While resistance is an area in which the price level at that level SUPPLY large enough to stop the rise in prices. At this level, the price tends to stop moving up and will likely fall again. Practical language, resistance level is expected to hold its bullish movement.</div>
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Now let us look at the following picture:</div>
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The above example shows the line zig-zag form graph moving upwards. When the price goes up and then down again, then the highest point reached before descending again that's called resistance.</div>
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When the price moves up again, the lowest point reached before the price goes up again that we refer to as support. That's how we determine the support and resistance levels in line with price movements up and down all the time.</div>
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Please also note that the level of support and resistance is not necessarily a definite level. That is only natural that some traders disputing some of the numbers when determining support and resistance. Importantly, the support and the resistance is in the range of numbers that are not too far away.</div>
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Resistance becomes support, support becomes resistance</div>
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Do not be confused. Indeed the case. Here's the story ....</div>
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Although at the beginning of the discussion of support and resistance is said that these levels were able to "hold back" the rate of price movement, but it does not mean that these levels will last forever. A support will no longer be able to withstand the downward movement if it turns on when the demand is no longer big enough. In contrast, the same thing will happen to the resistance, in which the supply is no longer large enough to withstand the upward movement.</div>
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Imagine you are standing in regards to a room. There is a floor and ceiling. Ceiling our analogy as resistance, while our analogy as a support floor. In your hands there is a golf ball. You throw the golf ball up to touch the ceiling. If your throw is not strong enough, then the golf ball will bounce again downward. But if your throw is strong enough, then the ceiling will be breached. That approx.</div>
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Learn Forex How to Calculate Swap

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The world of Forex, we are free to determine when we take or closing / liquidation of open positions. There are times when we do not want to close the open position even though the trading day immediately closed (overnight). When this happens, usually the broker will charge a fee to stay or commonly called the Interest Rate (Swap).</div>
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Or the Interest Rate Swap is charged or given if it has an open position in excess of one trading day and only applies to the product only rolling contract. In the trading platform MetaTrader, the swap has been calculated automatically. But where the actual figure was obtained? Let's learn how to calculate it.</div>
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Swap calculation formula is as follows:</div>
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Where: i = constant rate, and H = the weight of the day</div>
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The constant rate (m), or can be called interest rate is usually updated on Monday, the amount you can check on the trading platform by right-clicking the boxed market watch, click on the symbol, select the symbol that you want to check the interest rate is, click properties and will appear box the symbol specification, a check on the swap long to buy and swap short to short positions.</div>
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The weight of the (H) is the value of each day of the week, but we need to consider, especially for Wednesday to Thursday are considered overnight 3 days, while for Fridays to Mondays only considered to be one day only.</div>
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We do the transaction BUY on Monday at 18:00 pm, and the position that we close on Tuesday at 02.00 pm the next day (early morning), then we HAVE NOT experiencing overnight transactions.</div>
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We do the transaction BUY on Tuesday at 2:00 pm (early days), and we close the same day but at 06:00 pm, so we HAD to experience overnight transactions a day.</div>
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We do the transaction BUY on Wednesdays at 23:00 pm, and then we close Thursday at 06.00 pm the next day, then the transaction we experienced overnight HAS THREE days.</div>
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We do the transaction BUY on Thursday at 02.00 pm (early days), and we close the same day at 06.00 am, the transaction we experienced overnight HAS THREE days.</div>
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