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Abstract:Forex trading is a risky investment package that requires the trader to understand the market structure before taking positions in the market. Failure to understand this could result to traders losing their funds due to high market volatility.
By: Chime Amara
Introduction
The number of forex traders in South Africa today has increased drastically. A lot of investors have been attracted to forex trading due to the many opportunities it offers the trader to make profits. However, not all traders who joined forex trading as beginners in South Africa recently have taken time to master the basics of trading before proceeding to trade a live account. We have therefore highlighted in this work the basic things every forex trader in South Africa today must note before proceeding to trade forex.
What is Forex trading?
Forex trading is an investment package that allows traders to predict the future prices of assets traded and make profits from their price variations based on the size of positions taken in the market.
Things you should know before trading forex in South Africa today
A. Factors that move the market: The factors that move the market are categorized into two such as the technical and Fundamental factors. Every forex trader must master how to interpret these two factors before proceeding to trade forex.
B. Choice of brokers to trade with: The broker one chooses for trading is very important for protecting one's capital and positions taken in the market. Traders must take time to select brokers registered with the global regulators and certified by Wikifx global forex regulators.
C. Psychology of trading: Every new forex trader must first learn to discipline their emotions before proceeding to trade. This is called developing the right trading psychology.
D. Risk management: Risk management is very important to limit excessive loss while trading. Traders must develop a good risk management strategy before proceeding to trade forex.
E. Trading strategy: Every trader needs to develop his trading strategy to guide him while trading.
F. What to trade: One needs to know what to trade before proceeding to trade. Beginners needs to master their favorite pairs to make trading easy for them.
G. How to trade: The major reason why traders lose money today in forex is that they fail to learn how to trade before proceeding to trade. Every trader needs to learn how to trade first before proceeding to trade a live account.
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