If you ever traveled to another country, you had for sure to find a currency exchange, to exchange the money you have in your wallet into the currency of the country you are visiting.
At its most basic level, when you place a Forex trade, you’re hoping a currency is going to move in the direction you want it to, either up or down, relative to another currency.
Currency or FX pairs are, well, pairs of currencies traded one against the other. For example EUR/USD (United States Dollar vs Euro) or THB/USD (Thai Baht vs United States Dollar). Though Major pairs remain most popular, exotic pairs have been growing since they’ve been made available to the general public through the work of online Forex brokerages. If once you’ve had to go to the bank, the exchange on the street, or some shady street corner where they change major pairs only, today one need only have a computer and a bank account to trade everything from EUR/USD (Euro vs US dollar) to USD/THB (US dollar vs Thai baht). With so many pairs, the potential for profit is limitless.
Trading CFD and Forex with leverage involved high amount of risk. You should not risk more than what you can afford to lose, you should be aware that you can lose all your initial investment. You should not trade unless you fully understand the true extent of your exposure to the risk of loss. When trading, you must always take into consideration the possibily of loosing all your funds, the company is not responsible for any loses you might have due to trading, if you are not sure please seek advice from independent financial adviser.