ForexGen, in cooperation with E-market online, a leading online forex learning center, presents a series of online forex courses designed to guide beginners through the competitive world of Forex trading.
This comprehensive, step-by-step approach to foreign exchange provides
students with in-depth information, proper training, and useful
resources - all the tools necessary for profitable trading.

With
ForexGen, forex learning comes together with practicing: as students
learn more about forex, they will be invited to put their knowledge
into practice and put their skills to the test – all with no risk of
course. Indeed, there is no better way to enter the forex market than
through the ForexGen Demo Platform. As you absorb the information you
will have learned, we will teach you how to trade and how to invest
smartly on the FX market, in real market conditions. From the basics of
forex to advanced trade orders and trading strategies, our learning
programs will teach you the skills that make a good trader. Read more…

The profitable trade on foreign exchange market (Forex) requires good professional skills and experience. The trade itself, of course, gives some of both, but to get them without having to lose a considerable part of your assets, better decision will be to look for help and consultation from recognized professionals.


That’s what ForexGen educational programs are for, including practical seminars, which allow both beginner and experienced traders guided by well recognized specialists of this area to master the art of international currency trade Here you can learn the methods and techniques of working with the market; can get assistance in mastering extra materials and Forex signals in your trade, discover any of the proposed tools, even giving you the possibility of using them together in a reasonable way. Read more…

You can learn about proper use of signals in bounds of training and education programs for Forex market professionals. The problem is, Internet allows many different signal services (including free services, which, as one could expect, are often far unauthentic or provide out-of-dated information). A trader has to be able to understand signal systems good to select a trustworthy one, which, at the same time, will not involve too high subscribe payment. Read more…

A trader has at his disposal different types of orders to make FOREX trades. A clear understanding of each type of order is necessary to be a successful FOREX trader. Market Order – is an order to buy or sell at the current market price. They can be used to enter or exit a trade.

Market orders should be used with care because in fast-moving markets there may be a difference between the price seen at the time a market order is given and the actual price of the transaction. This is due to slippage – the amount the market moves in the few seconds between giving an order and having it executed. Slippage could result in a loss or gain of several pips.

Limit Order – is an order to buy or sell at a certain limit. They can be used to buy currency below the market price or sell currency above the market price. When buying, your order is executed when the market falls to your limit order price. When selling, your order is executed when the market rises to your limit order price. There is no slippage with limit orders.

Stop Order – is an order to buy above the market or to sell below the market. They are most commonly used as stop-loss orders to limit losses if the market moves contrary to what the trader expected. A stop-loss order will sell the currency if the market falls below the point set by the trader.

One Cancels the Other (OCO) – this order is used when placing a limit order and a stop-loss order at the same time. If either order is executed the other is cancelled, allowing the trader to make a transaction without monitoring the market. If the market falls, the stop-loss order will be executed, but if the market rises to the level of the limit order, the currency will be sold at a profit.

A
currency option is a contract that gives the holder the right, but not
the obligation to buy or sell a specified currency during a specific
time period. It can be used to hedge a FOREX transaction and are a
favoured method of reducing risk in companies that trade goods
overseas.

There
are two basic types of option: Call options and Put options. A call
option gives the holder the right to buy a currency while a put option
gives the holder the right to sell.

The
worth of an option at expiry is equal to the value realised by the
holder in exercising the option. If the holder gains nothing, the
option is worth nothing. The value at any other time of the contract
duration is the 'intrinsic value' – the value that can be realized if
the holder exercises his option. Read more…