In this article I'm going to teach the most common places where we can place AdSense ads in your blogger site. Here I mention how to put AdSense ads in different places of the blogger such as sidebar of your blog, Between your blog post, Under your blog header, Under your blog...

The way a currency is simultaneously bought and sold during a trade is confusing for many new traders, so an example will help clarify what happens under the hood of a currency trade. Assume for a minute that you are interested in buying the British pound against the U.S....

Each currency pair is made up of two parts: the base currency and the quote currency. For example, the U.S. dollar/Canadian dollar example we just discussed is paired as USD/CAD. The base currency is always to the left of the slash (/) mark; the quoted currency is always...

Trading currency is a process of exchanging one currency for another, so each currency trade is actually two transactions happening at the same time. One currency is bought while the other is sold. The forex market quotes prices as currency pairs to facilitate the ease...

The forex market is not structured like a traditional exchange market such as the New York Stock Exchange or the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Forex is a decentralized global marketplace where trades are cleared one on one between trading partners. There is no central exchange,...

The roots of our modern forex market are an interesting topic that has been covered ad nauseum by other trading books; however, I do believe it is important to have some knowledge of the market’s history, so this section covers the key points. If you have never studied global...

The currency market, or more specifically the forex market, derives its name from the generic term foreign exchange market. The forex market is a decentralized global network of trading partners, including banks, public and private institutions, retail dealers, speculators,...