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fxtender		Currency Trading, the biggest and most exciting market on earth Foreign Exchange is the world's largest financial market, and has been available to retail traders since 1999. This new and exciting global market offers opportunities unavailable in other categories. Countless Opportunities! In Forex trading, when you invest with a 1:100 “leverage”, changes of, say, 1.3% turn to 130%, during a single day, even hours or minutes! You may profit unlimited amounts, but if the exchange rate moves against your favor, you lose not more than your initial investment.
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	Why Trade the Foreign Exchange... 24-hour market Trade on your own schedule, 24 hours a day, during normal market hours whenever the markets are open (Sunday 16:00 to Friday 16:30 Eastern Time)   Low transaction costs No commissions with some brokers, as compensation is through a portion of the bid / ask spread.   High leverage Up to 400:1 - much higher than equities and futures trading allows††   Market volume helps facilitate price stability With an average turnover of $3.2 trillion per day, Forex is the most traded market in the world (Source: Bank for International Settlements, September 2007)   Technologically enhanced platform of numerous brokers contains many features and professional tools designed to heighten your overall trading experience.   Currency trading is arguably the most lucrative business a person can enter into. With thorough understanding , and strict money management, it is possible to make money beyond your wildest dreams. The types of returns in Forex are unlike anything else. However the risks can be large which is why it's imperative that a person gains a solid understanding of how to trade. Without decent knowledge, it's not too dissimilar to gambling. Although some people don't like the way that sounds, if you don't follow a good trading plan and have an understanding of the market, it might as well be. Thank you, FxTeam  You may go to 'become a member' page to sign up at anytime.   RETURN TO TOP  †† You must consider the risks associated with increasing your leverage. A relatively small market movement will have a proportionately larger impact on the funds you have deposited or will have to deposit; this may work against you as well as for you. You may sustain a total loss of initial margin and you may be required to deposit additional funds to cover a short margin position. More about leverage elsewhere. CLOSE WINDOW