The concept of currency in civilization dates back to the ancient Egyptians but the
ability for the average speculator to participate in the speculation of such is a
relatively new concept.
As technology improves, so does access to the markets and
along...
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The concept of currency in civilization dates back to the ancient Egyptians but the
ability for the average speculator to participate in the speculation of such is a
relatively new concept.
As technology improves, so does access to the markets and
along with lower barriers to entry, popularity has soared.
The currency markets are
extremely complex and adding to the confusion of entry-level speculators is the
choices in trading arenas.
The most renowned venue to trade currencies is FOREX, or simply FX, but the oldest
are currency futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME).
The new kid on the
block and perhaps the least efficient method of placing wagers on currency
fluctuations is the Exchange Traded Fund (ETF).
Each of these trading arenas has
advantages and disadvantages; the purpose of this class is to provide readers with
an objective and informative point of view to enable educated decision-making.
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