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What is Forex?
Forex short for Foreign Exchange, a significant Financial market loved by a lot of people, central banks, hedge fund, and of course retail traders .While it's not hard to understand central banks, or hedge fund, it's certainly a quirky word "Retail Forex traders", which refers to the trader who has a quite small account and do not trade for institutions.

China should be a big potential market to develop Forex services. The huge reserve holds by Chinese government is astonishing, and therefore she decides on providing citizens access to Foreign Currency. Average Chinese people can now go freely exchange their RMB to dollars, euros, yen and so on.

What is Forex Trading?
Forex Trading is trading currencies from different countries against each other. Forex is acronym of Foreign Exchange. or example, in Japan the currency in circulation is called the JPY and in the United States the currency in circulation is called the US Dollar (USD). An example of a forex trade is to buy the USD while simultaneously selling JPY. This is called going long on the USD/JPY.

What is Forex Technical Analysis?
Forex Technical analysis a way to trade Forex in accordance with the past data and charts. Forex technicians believe that by using the historical data, they can money. In other words, they believe history will repeat itself and therefore present more than enough opportunities. ==Forex Technical Analysis Assumptions


 * 1) 1.	Technical analysis, if we can that a theory, is based on the following assumptions:
 * 2) Currency pair rates follow trend in the forex market. Therefore, Forex traders are able to detect the trend by using some parameters, i.e., Forex indicators.
 * 3) 2.	The historical trend will repeat themselves in the future. At the same time, historical trend patterns will repeat themselves as well. Forex charts, for example, head-shoulders pattern believe that whenever currency prices follow part the pattern, they will go through the entire pattern.
 * 4) 3.	The market emotions can be observed by some forex charts. For example, observing a shooting star in an established upward trend is telling a highly reversing possibility.


 * Forex MACD Indicator:

The MACD is absolutely a good tool posing signals for you and all you need to do is just to make use of the histogram in it. Whenever you wonder whether you should have your short trade, you should wait for the MACD histogram to flip below the water line. It is pretty effective to prevent fake trading signals which are quite common in Forex trading and thus increase your winning percentage. Likewise, you can exit your position when you see the MACD histogram flipping to the opposite side of your position.


 * Forex Parabolic SAR:

As to this indicator, the dots formed below or above the candlesticks can be used to help you analyze the trend. When you are looking to go short, you can wait for the dot to be formed above the candlestick. When you are looking to go long, dots formed below the candlestick would offer your trading signals.

As to the CCI, I will usually use the 200 mark as a sign of reversal. When the price crosses above the 200 level, I will wait for it to move back down to the 100 level before I enter a reversal trade. If it goes below the -200 mark, I will wait for it to move up to the -100 mark before I enter a trade.
 * Forex CCI Indicator:

What is Forex Fundamental Analysis?
Not every Forex trader trades fundamentals, but they should at least understand forex fundamental analysis. Forex Fundamental analysis involves the economic situation of currency-issued countries. In other words, you have to understand the basics as an economic undergraduate. What is the supply and demand of this currency? What about GDP, CPI, Industrial report, interest rate, inflation rate and all the rest of economic indicators? Remember not every piece of fundamental information is tradable, and that some has more impact than others.

Fundamental Indicator
A. The Business Cycle The activity of the economy is generally shown by the business cycle. The business cycle consists of four stages: recovery (also known as expansion), peak, contraction (also called recession), and trough. B. Inflation At the moment of business cycle peak the amount of goods on demand gets higher than the one offer, which is followed by the price increase and inflation. At the inflationary environment, the amount of money offered for the goods is too high and it makes the conditions for the prices to rise. This lowers the customer’s ability for purchasing. C. Deflation During deflation the economical activity lowers making the employers fire the workers and lowering the demand. This is generally followed by the prices lowering that turn into deflation. Deflation is characterized as a process of strong and prolonged prices reduction. The following demand rise is caused by low prices. Gross National Product is one of the key indicators of the economic activity. It measures the overall wealth of the country. There are 4 components included in the GNP. They are consumer spending, government spending, investments, and net exports. The control of money and credit supply within the economy is the general aim of the monetary policy. The interest rates are affected by these processes, which cause the economic activity decline. The monetary policy is mainly interested in the inflation control.
 * Investment position
 * Gross National Product (GNP)
 * Monetary Policy