How does Forex?
In the Forex market (forex) is we can buy or sell various currencies for profit, and Forex Trading is "2 Ways Opportunity", IE we can profit by exploiting order Buy or Sell.
If we were to order with Buy and then their currency exchange rates increase then we will get the Profit, and so did the opposite, if you Sell then if prices dropped then we will get the Profit. But if we were to order with Buy and then prices dropped then we will suffer Loss (loss).
Profit or Loss if we don't cover his position (diclose/diliquid) then the positions we are still considered to be floating (floating) or not yet realized, so it can be possible to reverse the direction. Suppose a Trader posted a Buy order and then it turns out prices dropped, but still has not closed its position (not diclose), then the Trader is still floating loss suffered, and if then turns back up price rates exceeded its original position above then the Trader will get floating profit, and when you open the floating profit position closed (diclose) then the floating profit then would have realized the real profit and become real.
BUY if its price is likely to be the Exchange expects to earn a Profit, SELL if the price is a rate down expecting to get the Profit
Example: Suppose a trader bought 10,000 EURO (EUR), compared to a USDollar (USD) at the beginning of 2001 when the price of the EUR/USD was 0.9600. Means the trader bought 10,000 euros and sell 9,597 USDollarnya
And when in 2003 the month of may, the Trader sells back 10,000 EUROnya for her to the USDollar again with the EUR/USD rate was 1.1800. Then the Trader would gain from the sale of 10,000 USDollar 11,800 EUROnya.
From the example above, then the Trader will benefit (profit) rate: 11,800 – 9,597 = USD $ 2,200
Sell (Sell) positions are often referred to by the term Bid or Short, while Buy (Buy) is often referred to by the term Ask or Long
In the Forex market (forex) is we can buy or sell various currencies for profit, and Forex Trading is "2 Ways Opportunity", IE we can profit by exploiting order Buy or Sell.
If we were to order with Buy and then their currency exchange rates increase then we will get the Profit, and so did the opposite, if you Sell then if prices dropped then we will get the Profit. But if we were to order with Buy and then prices dropped then we will suffer Loss (loss).
Profit or Loss if we don't cover his position (diclose/diliquid) then the positions we are still considered to be floating (floating) or not yet realized, so it can be possible to reverse the direction. Suppose a Trader posted a Buy order and then it turns out prices dropped, but still has not closed its position (not diclose), then the Trader is still floating loss suffered, and if then turns back up price rates exceeded its original position above then the Trader will get floating profit, and when you open the floating profit position closed (diclose) then the floating profit then would have realized the real profit and become real.
BUY if its price is likely to be the Exchange expects to earn a Profit, SELL if the price is a rate down expecting to get the Profit
Example: Suppose a trader bought 10,000 EURO (EUR), compared to a USDollar (USD) at the beginning of 2001 when the price of the EUR/USD was 0.9600. Means the trader bought 10,000 euros and sell 9,597 USDollarnya
And when in 2003 the month of may, the Trader sells back 10,000 EUROnya for her to the USDollar again with the EUR/USD rate was 1.1800. Then the Trader would gain from the sale of 10,000 USDollar 11,800 EUROnya.
From the example above, then the Trader will benefit (profit) rate: 11,800 – 9,597 = USD $ 2,200
Sell (Sell) positions are often referred to by the term Bid or Short, while Buy (Buy) is often referred to by the term Ask or Long
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