Creating price lists for work so it needs to be accurate- if up to the minute doesnt exist- no sweat, just the more recent the better and hopefully 2 tenths of a dollar rounded b/c thats how I input it. also if i can cut and paste that would be awesome, thanks in advance! ![]()
Iam from bangalore which is India. is there any institutate offering forex related course in bangalore or in India. suggest me the coueses related to forex and the institutation which is offering the course.and course related details.
what Currency i can put my euros in beside the u.s. dollar since the dollar getting weak everyday what other Currency i can put my euros in?
There has to be some way to make HUGE amounts of money by playing the currency and inflation in Zimbabwe as it inflates at unbelievable rates versus the falling but more stable US dollar. Any suggestions?
Currently i'm testing different kind of setup in order to have a consistent winning trade but i'm still fail to do so. Anyone out there would like to share what setup is the best using Forex Killer 2.14? Thanx a lot!
…. major world currency. Today we pay $2,33 for 1 British Pound Sterling, $1,57 for 1 Euro, $1.17 for 1 Canadian dollar.
All American Middle Class will be completely wiped out and sent in to the poor house. Open your eyes!
Check for yourself: http://www.xe.com/ucc/
Don't majority of you understand that you will be paying way more for everything like food, gas, consumer goods, automobiles, etc.?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/03/12/cnfed112.xml
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Hi,
I'm new to Forex and just started working my way through babypips but I have a question that I can't seem to find an answer to.
According to ibfx (not sure if url link is permissible here), margin level is defined as:
margin level = current equity in the account / current amount of margin in use
I've heard that brokers will make margin calls when margin levels are at 50%, sometimes 80%. I do not understand why this is the case.
I would think that as long as the equity in the account is equal to or greater than the amount required to open the position that the trade could be sustained.
I can see a margin call if a fluctuation of one pip would bring the equity below this amount but I do not see how a 50% margin affects this.
If someone could provide some example numbers perhaps it would help clear this one up for me.
Thanks,
Fortexwindo
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