Full time Indian Resident FOREX trader??

#41
Sir, i want to start trading in forex market? So, how much return can i gain from forex market?
Hi kannamthanam I did trade in the NSE and BSE for some time during last year. But as I had written earlier I am a part time trader and have a full time job from 9-7. So Indian stock market opens and closes while I am in office and I cannot trade from my desk I needed to find something that suits my lifestyle. The NYSE opens at around 7:30 pm IST but the forex market is open 24X5 as you may know. Somewhere someone always wants the USD and Yen etc. So it kinda resonated with my needs and after a bit of research I jumped in.
Now to operate in any stock exchange abroad you need quite a big initial amount. Very few brokers would open an account with less than 10000USD. But as market makers operate in the forex market we can get high leverage hence low initial amount. For me forex just fulfilled all my needs to trade.

If you are skeptical that forex is an OTC market hence it is unregulated you can trade the Globex futures which have the same spot currency pair value as underlying asset. For more see http://www.cme.com/
but as it is futures exchange the account opening rules are different. And they also apply commission fee per transaction but the bid/ask spread that you can get there will be one of the lowest in the market. There are also ECNs which operate as clearing houses for big banks like JPmorgan, BOA, Deutsche and AIG etc. I have posted about them in another thread. They simply pass your order into the market and charge you a fee. In this case you will get the exact environment as banks are getting.

Aah and don't worry about the slowness of forex market. There was a day Nifty lost ~250 pts and it was havoc. Check the movement of GBP/USD for january and Feb till date. 300-400 point movement is just normal. And it is not one of the fastest moving pair :p

Regards,
AdaG.
 
#42
Sir, i want to start trading in forex market? So, how much return can i gain from forex market?
The potential in forex market same as any other market is unlimited both on the upside and on the downside.

In 1992, George Soros betted against BOE and made around 1 billion $ shorting GBP. Many others have made more than him in the mean time. BUT it is believed that almost 95% of traders loose in the market place :p
 
#43
Hello
Is there any institute or professional website, which could train aspirants in fx-trading and help them from zero level upto going live. I think Indians are moving more into trading, thus, we need professional training programmes for both fx-market and derivatives--- any thoughts?
 
#44
Hello
Is there any institute or professional website, which could train aspirants in fx-trading and help them from zero level upto going live. I think Indians are moving more into trading, thus, we need professional training programmes for both fx-market and derivatives--- any thoughts?
I have not heard of any seminar or training especially on forex in India. If any one else knows please post.....but hey there are more scammers in this field than actual mentors. So please beware of getting in their grip.
But if you want a good knowledge of basics of TA do visit babypipsdotcom.
HTH somehow.

Regards,
AdaG.
 
#45
In my opinion - trading is all about human Psychology and anticipating human responses to things happenings in the world. Thus, there is a need for more professional programmes, rather than just going through websites. We could get all information over the internet, but what is required is how to use the information in a structured manner in order to get better yeilds...Wat u say?
 
#46
In my opinion - trading is all about human Psychology and anticipating human responses to things happenings in the world. Thus, there is a need for more professional programmes, rather than just going through websites. We could get all information over the internet, but what is required is how to use the information in a structured manner in order to get better yeilds...Wat u say?
Well if there is any psychology that is relevant to your trading job is one and only your own psychology. You gave me an impression that you put much emphasis on news events, a good example of news effect is "USD slide because of the news of USD slide" :p. To me they are useless.

To be really honest there is no structured prescribed course book on trading and if you are looking for one you will end up buying something. But I am also guessing that what you are asking for is a trading system more than any other thing or is it??

Regards,
AdaG.
 
#47
Hello
Is there any institute or professional website, which could train aspirants in fx-trading and help them from zero level upto going live. I think Indians are moving more into trading, thus, we need professional training programmes for both fx-market and derivatives--- any thoughts?
You are right on this.

Let me know where in India do you live?
I am sure i can help you .
Just send me pm .
And dont worry nothing for sale..lol..

Regards
Pipshower
 

ag_fx

Well-Known Member
#50
Hi, i would like to know if we buy usdinr futures, whether we can take delivery of dollors on the expiry date by paying the buy price.

in India, u can buy usdinr futures only on NSE or MCX exchange. Which means you can only settle it in NET. That is the difference between the futures price on the settlement day and spot price would be net settled.

In effect, futures are used as hedging tools. If you want to lock in the current rate as your net buy/sell rate, you can take such positions in futures and the net PnL would be adjusted on the settlement day.

Tell me if its not clear.
 

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