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So here you go, another picture telling you that I am now losing, and I am losing not realy bad, things could get better, but when I don’t know. The trading is not over, but in Romania it’s night time and I still work on other projects so I guess I will call it a day and gladly embrace my loss. The oil is going down and still will be going down. I wonder if the AVAFX software after your close it will eventually sell if you are not online?

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This day I have traded a lot, I still have money on the OIL Trade, unfortunately for me, the price at the London market got bellow 50 so now I am in the position of having to create another account on AVAFX because I will probably lose all the money, anyway let’s enjoy the moment before I got greedy

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CHAPTER 3 Kinds Of Foreign Exchange Market Currency spot trading is the most popular foreign currency instrument around the world, making up 37 percent of the total activity (See Figure 3.1). Figure 3.1.The market share of the foreign exchange instruments as of 1998: 1- spot; 2 – options; 3 – futures; 4 – forwards and swaps. The fast-paced spot market is not for the fainthearted, as it features high volatility and quick profits (and losses). A spot deal consists of a bilateral contract wher

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Oil prices drag loonie down in forex tradingContracts for differences on the FX market should consider that the Canadian dollar is suffering quite a bit right now. Thanks to a global recession, the loonie, a commodity currency, is dropping in forex trading. One of the main factors in the fall of the Canadian dollar, however, is the decline in oil prices. Oil is one of Canada’s main exports (especially to the U.S.), and recently high oil prices have supported the loonie in forex trading. Now,

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