Monday, October 19, 2009

How to Trade Forex

Trading foreign exchange is exciting and                                               

 potentially very profitable, but there are
 also significant risk factors. It is crucially
important that you fully understand the
 implications of margin trading and the
particular pitfalls and opportunities that
 foreign exchange trading offers. On these
pages, we offer you a brief introduction to
 the Forex markets as well as their
participants and some strategies that you
can apply. However, if you are ever in
doubt about any aspect of a trade, you
 can always discuss the matter in-depth
 with one of our dealers. They are
available 24 hours a day on the Saxo
Bank online trading system, SaxoTrader.


The benchmark of its service is efficient execution, concise analysis and expertise – all achieved whilst maintaining an attractive and competitive cost structure. Today, Saxo Bank offers one of Europe's premier all-round services for trading in derivative products and foreign exchange. We count amongst our employees numerous dealers and analysts, each of whom has many years experience and a wide and varied knowledge of the markets – gained both in our home countries and in international financial centres. When trading foreign exchange, futures and other derivative products, we offer 24-hour service, extensive daily analysis, individual access to our Research & Analysis department for specific queries, and immediate execution of trades through our international network of banks and brokers. All at a price considerably lower than that which most companies and private investors normally have access to.


The combination of our strong emphasis on customer service, our strategy and trading recommendations, our strategic and individual hedging programmes, along with the availability to our clients of the latest news and information builds a strong case for trading an individual account through Saxo Bank.


Terms of trading are agreed individually depending on the volume of your transactions, but are generally much lower in cost when compared to banks and brokers. Your margin deposit can be cash or government securities, bank guarantees etc. Large corporate or institutional clients may be offered trading facilities on the strength of their balance sheet. The minimum deposit accepted for an individual trading account depends on the account type. Trade confirmations and real-time account overview are built into SaxoTrader, while further account information can be produced in accordance with your specific requirements.

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