Saturday, September 26, 2009

forex in deutschland ( germany)

Übersicht Forex, FX, oder Devisenhandel ist der simultane Tausch der Währung eines Landes gegen die Währung eines anderen Landes. FOREXYARD bietet führende Online Trading Plattformen für Personen an, die auf die Wechselkurse zwischen zwei Währungen spekulieren wollen. Anleger kaufen oder verkaufen eine Währung gegen eine andere in der Hoffnung, Gewinne zu machen, wenn sich der Wert der Währung aufgrund von weltweiten Ereignissen zu Gunsten des Anlegers verändert. Dieser Handelsmarkt verfügt über ein größeres Tagesvolumen - sowohl Kauf- als auch Verkaufsvolumen - als jeder andere Markt der Welt. Der FX-Markt ist an fünf Tagen die Woche rund um die Uhr geöffnet. Außerdem ist der Forex-Markt der größte Finanzmarkt der Welt mit einem Tagesvolumen von über 1,4 Billionen $, die weltweit von Käufern zu Verkäufern übergehen. Damit ist dieser Markt einer der aufregendsten Handelsmärkte. Obwohl der Währungshandel von Natur aus Sache der Regierung (Zentralbanken) und der Institutionen (Handels- und Investmentbanken) ist, machen es technologische Innovationen wie das Internet Privatpersonen leichter, an den Devisenmärkten teilzunehmen und über Zwischenhändler online zu handeln.

16 comments:

  1. European stocks were marginally lower Wednesday, as investors consolidated profits, particularly in basic resources after three successive sessions of gains.
    is this also with germany?........

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  2. yes, forex is the more an international trade, so it has some effect here in germany

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  3. NEW YORK(REUTERS)STOCK FELL FOR THE FOURTH STRAIGHT DAY ON FRIDAY AS WEAKS JOB DATA GAVE MORE EVIDENCE THAT ECONOMIC RECOVERY WOULD B LESS ROBUST THAN EPECTED

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  4. The International Monetary Found joined a lot of economist and said that the recession was over. But the problem now is the speed of the recovery. Economic information showed that the process could take a lot of time. The non farm payroll revealed that the U.S. labor market weakened in September. The unemployment rate rose to a 26 year high

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  5. ..................WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. employers unexpectedly cut more jobs in September than in August, underscoring the fragility of the economy's recovery from its worst recession in 70 years as businesses remain cautious about the future.

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  6. If CIT Group exchanges its debt under an offer aimed at averting a bankruptcy filing, the U.S. government could lose nearly 80 percent of its $2.33 billion investment in the troubled commercial lender.

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  7. The Dollar fell on Friday but it was not enough to erase previous gains. EUR/USD managed to finish below 1.4600, but also Greenback failed to hold below 1.4500. After the release of NFP the pair rally downside but quickly turn around and jumped. The Euro is still pulling back from year high at 1.4842

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  8. Cable revived in the middle of the week after tumbling on Monday, falling to multi-month lows across the board. The mid-term outlook for the Pound remains unclear and next week, the Bank ok England will decided on monetary policy.

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  9. The Yen is slightly lower against European currencies. GBP/JPY is back above 142.00 and EUR/JPY failed to hold below key level at 130.00

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  10. NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bank of America Corp's six-member CEO search committee includes three former directors of FleetBoston Financial Corp, a sign the bank's "Boston connection" may take a stronger role in setting future strategy.

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  11. ok..u seem to be more interstet in US, well will check it

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  12. The new york trade marlet is more risky but also more profitable

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