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17th August 2007, 02:56 AM

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More opportunities on Forex Trading????

I'm very much impressed with way forex trading work.
Can anybody put a light on the way it works.

This is what I found while searching on forex...

"For traders, Forex trading provides an alternative to stock market trading. While there are thousands of stocks to choose from, there are only a few major currencies to trade (the Dollar, Yen, British Pound, Swiss Franc, and the Euro are the most popular). Forex trading also provides a lot more leverage than stock trading, and the minimum investment to get started is a lot lower. Add to that the ability to choose flexible trading hours (forex trading goes on 24 hours a day) and you have the reason why so many stock traders have flocked to day trade currencies"

Can anybody suggest if Forex Trading can be a successful alternative to the Stock Trading ?????? I'm talkin' about the Indian Investors (Although it's being traded all over the world)

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