Sunday, October 26, 2008
Avoid Foreclosure
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Foreign Exchange Rates
If your business imports or exports goods or services, owns assets overseas, or regularly makes overseas payments, foreign currency exchange rates will directly affect your profit levels. But even if you have no immediate contact with businesses or customers overseas, and don't accept any foreign currency payments, changes in foreign exchange rates will still affect your business.
Why should this be?
Obviously, foreign money exchange rates affect your profit levels when it comes to trading abroad. Foreign currency is traded in pairs - for example you may sell pounds sterling and buy the equivalent amount in euros. If the pound is strong, you will get more euros. If the foreign currency exchange rate weakens, you will get fewer euros.
That much is clear. But, even if you don't physically need to buy or sell foreign currency, the foreign money exchange rate still affects your customers, and they in turn affect your profit levels.
Some of your customers understand foreign exchange rates. They know that, if the pound is strong against the euro, they may be able to get more for their money if they sell pounds and buy euros, and trade abroad instead. And that is bad news for you.
So, you need to guard against this risk caused by changing foreign exchange rates - 'economic foreign exchange exposure'. It is difficult for businesses to protect themselves against economic exposure, as they have so little control over it. Nevertheless, an understanding of foreign currency exchange rates can help. Corporate FX will help you decide whether you need to reduce your prices temporarily in order to become more competitive, and safeguard profits for the long term.
For importers and exporters, who buy and sell currency in order to trade abroad, foreign exchange rate changes have a direct effect. These businesses need to guard against 'transactional exposure'.
Businesses or individuals who own assets abroad may need to convert the value of their assets into pounds sterling. The foreign currency exchange rate at a given moment will determine that value. This type of risk is known as 'translation exposure'.
Whatever your circumstances, your forex company will help you minimise exposure and keep watch on foreign exchange rates, while you watch your business grow.
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Saturday, October 18, 2008
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Learning Forex Trading with the Emphasis on making it a Profitable Career
If you are not sure if you really want to get into the markets, or maybe your just tired of investing in stocks, who could blame you there, or if you just want to find out a little more about currency trading there are many exceptional free tutorials available on the internet that offer a place to start your education without having to spend any money. The free tutorials will give you what I like to call a, "High School Education" in the Forex markets. If you like what you read the next step is to spend a little bit of money and take a commercial course which are offered all over the internet.
These courses vary a great deal in what they actually teach. One course will be comprehensive, offering an excellent over all education in all facets of the markets. The next will be one man's perception of how to make money in the markets. These are usually taught by self educated gurus whom have discovered a specific path or method of making money in the markets. Another will be instructed by a mentor, which allows you to follow their specific trades and actually have the same portfolio as the professional teaching the course. This technique of course shortens the learning curve and virtually guarantees a profitable entry into the markets.
Learning Forex trading has never been as easy as it is today with so many different free and commercial courses available. I recommend that if you are serious about beginning to trade the currency markets you take an all-inclusive course first which will provide you a very solid foundation to help you advance to the next stage in the educational process. Which ever course of action you choose to first purse I am sure you will find either to be very beneficial by helping you obtaining your final goal, which is to become a very lucrative professional Forex trader.
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