Verschillend tussen forex makelaars, forex handelaren en munthandelaren
Zijnd a forex handelaar is een het stimuleren beroep waar begrensd u uw dagelijkse van 24 uur het dagleven met forex nieuws alarm van rond bol vijf en een half dagen per week. De forex/munt handelmarkt begint van het Oosten waar Tokyo zal beginnen rond 9am Maandag uit te wisselen hun tijd die Zondag 7pm in New York is en het beëindigt ongeveer 4 p.m. (EST) Vrijdag in New York.
Ik was eens een forex handelaardeskundige in de vier belangrijkste munten operationeel in een kleine boutique munt handel bedrijf in San Francisco. Ik herinner me nog de arbeidstijd bijna 16 uren per dagen was waar u slechts weinig uren van slaap elke dag werd. Wij specialiseerden ons in privé investeerders' fondsen en leidend waren die fondsen hoog in druk en spanning; de redenen zijn dat de privé investeerders u op om het even welk ogenblik zullen roepen om hun te controleren forex handel posities en forex rekening saldi. De uitgave was hoog maar de arbeidstijd was vreselijk.
Na weinig jaren handel drijvende en leidende cliënten' fondsen, werd ik bevorderd om de op de markt brengende afdeling van het bedrijf te leiden en mijn functie is in nieuwe cliënten' te trekken fondsen voor het bedrijf. Opleiding en motiveren forex makelaars en de handelaren waren één deel van de baanbeschrijving; het opwindende deel moet hen handhaven. Aangezien de baan het individu om hoog in spanningstolerantie vereiste te zijn, en lange arbeidstijd te kunnen begaan; de forex makelaars keren zich is uiterst hoog om alhoewel de uitgave goed is.
Laat me verschillend tussen individu verduidelijken forex makelaars, forex handelaren en munt handelaren. Elk van deze drie beroepen hebben de zelfde baanbeschrijvingen behalve forex makelaars meer tijd doorbrengen in het meedelen van en het behandelen van investeerders terwijl forex de handelaren en de munthandelaren het grootste deel van hun tijd controle besteden globale wisselmarkt. Om te zijn meer specificeer, zijn allemaal individueel wie cliënten' fondsen in leiden munt markt het gebruik maken van van hun deskundigheid en kennis. A forex broker can share a client with the forex trader where the broker brings in the funds and the trader manages the funds.
As for qualification, a candidate needs to have a tertiary education preferably majoring in business finance or marketing. Once hire, forex trader has to go through long hours of training where the trainee will be assigned to a senior trader to assist him in daily trading activities. It will take the trainee at least six months to have a good feel of the market and small funds will be allocated to the trainee to manage. Off course there will be a base salary and bonus which is depending on individual performance. Most companies, banks and financial institution have their own pay compensations scheme. The negative aspect of forex trader’s profession is that he could face penalty such as deduction in bonuses or even get sack if they do not meet the standard performance requirement for the company; which inevitable to keep the treasury department in good performance.
With the current global financial meltdown, this profession may be sluggish as banks and financial institutions are cutting back in hiring. Looking back, it has been more than 17 years since I was once a forex trader and I have no regret to be one as it is my passion to deal with investors as well as the gigantic forex market. Even though I went through tiring days and sleepness nights, the unforgettable experience was wonderful and electrifying just to add in some spices to my journey of my career life.
By Editor of FYP.
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Common Questions About Currency Trading
June 14th, 2009 at 4:03 am
I have a son who has decided to change careers and learn currency trading. He is learning it on his own. Being a rather intelligent person to begin with, he took an online course and has begun trading from home. Is there any other additional means of learning he should pursue given your experiences? Thank you. Steve
June 15th, 2009 at 5:00 pm
Dear Steve,
In response to your question, taking an online course is a good beginning for your son. My advise to him is to sign up with some free demo account from any forex broker without any obligation in opening real forex account with them. Use the free forex demo account to practice the trade and do it as it is real, not demo. Ask him to really practice for couple of months before start real. Another advise is to find one or two technical analysis http://www.24fx.com/Technical-Analysis.html
method that your son would be comfortable with and stick with it. Too many of analysis is not benefiting your trade. Lastly, understanding of fundamental analysis and important as well. http://www.24fx.com/Fundamental-Analysis.html
August 27th, 2009 at 3:26 pm
@Steve That is good advice given by Admin. To the practice is the best way to learn. I always advice people to trade a demo account until they make a profit on the demo. If you do not make constant profitable trades on a demo account there is no way you will do it on a real account. When you trade with real money there are more emotions involved which will cause you to make the wrong decisions . So let him trade demo until he is successful.
August 30th, 2009 at 2:05 pm
hye, i wonder how to become a forex trader. For your information.Im an engineering student.Can u explain step by step..
September 1st, 2009 at 11:25 am
To become a forex trader, you need to understand the much about the economy situation of the world as well as countries. I will suggest you to start up with some free demo account and try it out whether you like it. If you would like to pursue a career at forex trader in a bank, maybe you should start scouting with financial institutions and banks. You need at least a tertiary education to qualify.