[فورإكس] [يلّوو بجس]

[فورإكس] خيارات طريق عظيمة أن يستثمر في ال [فورإكس]. سيعطي هذا تقديم أنت المعلومة أساسيّة أنت تحتاج أن يبدأ يفهم [فورإكس] خيارات وكيف هم يستطيع كنت أداة عظيمة لخطر تحكم ومضاربة.

حول يتاجر [فورإكس] خيارات

[فورإكس] خيارات يتوفّر من مؤكّدة [فورإكس] بائعات داخل على ال - يتعاقد صيغ مضادّة, فقط مثل بقعة [فورإكس]. طقطقت إن أنت تكون راغبة في [ستّينغ-وب] عرض حساب مع بائعة أنّ يقدّم [فورإكس] خيارات, هنا. [فورإكس] خيارات أيضا يتوفّر ك [إإكسشنج-تردد] أمن, أيّ [منس] أنت سيحتاجون خيارات وسيطة أن يتاجرهم.

أنت يستطيع اشتريت وبعت [فورإكس] خيارات. عندما يذهب أنت مشترى, أو طويلا, [فورإكس] خيار, خطرك حددت إلى المبلغة أنت دفعت للخيار. عندما يبيع أنت, أو يذهب قليلا, خيار, خطرك مطلقة, صحيحة مثل يذهب طويلة أو قصيرة عملة زوج. في هذا قسم [تلك بووت] نحن يستعمل خيارات كتجارة طويلة. في أقسام متأخّرة, [تلك بووت] نحن كيف أنت يستطيع استعملت خيارات على الجانب قصيرة.

أنواع من أساسيّة [فورإكس] خيارات

يضع: وضعت خيارات يزيد في قيمة إن السعر من العملة زوج يسقط. إن السعر من العملة زوج إرتفاعات ال يوضع سينخفض في قيمة. يوضع يعطي أنت الحق أن يبيع عملة زوج لسعر خاصّة. يذهب أنّ [منس] إن السعر من العملة زوج يكون يسقط, ك يوضع أن يزيد في قيمة لأنّ أنت تتلقّى القدرة أن يبيع العملة زوج ل [هيغر بريس].

دعوات: [كلّ وبأيشن] يزيدون في قيمة إن السعر من العملة زوج يرتفع. إن السعر من العملة زوج يسقط سينخفض الدعوة في قيمة. [كلّ وبأيشن] يعطي أنت ال يصحّ أن يشتري عملة زوج لسعر خاصّة. يذهب أنّ [منس] إن السعر من العملة زوج يكون يرتفع, دعوتك أن يزيد في قيمة لأنّ أنت تتلقّى القدرة أن يشتري العملة زوج لسعر [لوور].

[فورإكس] [إسّنتيل] مسلك

مسلك تقديم 1. ماذا يكون [فورإكس]? 2. إمداد تموين وطلب 3. How Trading Works 4. Choosing a Dealer 5. Pair Characteristics 6. Earning Interest 7. Margin and Leverage 8. Long- v. short- term 9. Futures v. spot forex 10. Fundamentals 11. Calendar and News 12. Technicals and Charting 13. Support and Resistance 14. Fibonacci Analysis 15. Price Patterns 16. Continuation Patterns 17. Reversal Patterns 18. Technical Indicators 19. Portfolio Diversification 20. Position Sizing and Stops 21. Intro to Forex Options

Characteristics of forex options:

Expiration: Forex options are only good for a specific amount of time. You can choose the expiration date when you first purchase the option. For many of the strategies we use at PFX, buying an option that expires in 30 days is usually sufficient Sometimes you may need to sell the option before expiration to prevent it from expiring worthless.

Strike price: Forex options have a specific strike price attached to them. If you buy a call on the GBP/USD because you think it will rise in value, the strike price is the fixed price at which you could buy the GBP/USD. If your strike price was 2.0000 and the currency pair was priced at 2.0250, you would have the ability make a profit of 250 pips by exercising that option. But you don’t actually have to exercise the option to make a profit. You can simply sell the option back on the open market, and make the same profit.

Although there are many strike prices to choose from, in this lesson, we will concentrate on the at-the-money strike price, which is equal to the current spot price. In a later lesson, we will talk about out-of-the-money and in-the-money strike prices and how you can use these in other options strategies.

Leverage: Over-the-counter forex options enjoy the same flexible leverage you enjoy with spot forex contracts. The exchange-listed forex options described above control around 10,000 units of the base currency, just like a mini-spot contract. If a contract costs $190 your leverage is approximately 50:1. That is comparable with a forex spot contract.

Forex strategies

Strategy #1—Speculating with a long option

Let’s assume that you think the EUR/USD is going to rise during the next week or two. To take advantage of this rise, you could buy the forex contract or buy a call option. The call is a good alternative because it has a fixed amount of risk associated with it but could still accumulated unlimited profits. In the video, we will cover this situation and show you how the call increases in value as prices change. If you are analyzing a pair that you think will decline in value, you could buy a put instead of a call to take advantage of the downside opportunity.

Because you cannot lose more than the amount you paid for the call or put option, the option acts like a stop loss. Most traders will not hold an option until it becomes worthless. But if you were determined not to exit the trade, at least you know that you won’t be surprised by the worst case scenario.

Strategy #2—Hedging risk with a long option

Assume you are long the AUD/USD and that the pair is close to resistance, but you believe it is going to break up through resistance and continue moving higher. A surprise decline could eat a lot of profits very quickly, and you want to protect your position. You could set a stop loss that is close to the market, but you have a very high chance of being stopped out on a whipsaw. This is a very common frustration for new and old forex traders. What if instead of setting a stop loss, you bought a put option?

If you buy the put and the pair drops, your gains on the put will offset the losses on the pair itself. This will caps your losses to the downside. If the pair rises, the put will lose value, which will partially offset some of your gains on the pair. But as long as the potential gains are greater than the cost of the put, the trade is still worth it. We will cover this trade and its potential outcomes in this lesson’s video.

Watch and learn to find forex trade setups

Watch the video below to see more about forex options, then…you’ve finished the Forex Essentials course!

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