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electronic currency trading
Posted 25 February, 2009 by Jazmin Gordon from Yueyang, China
i ran into a term i don't conceive: what is electronic currency trading?
FX Sorcerer Answers:
that is an important subject to follow, Jazmin. Electronic currency trading is A method of trading currencies through an online brokerage account. Electronic currency trading involves converting base currency to a foreign currency at the market exchange rates through an online brokerage account. Electronic currency traders use analysis based on technical and fundamental indicators to help them forecast the movement of the currency pair being traded. Because currency trading by this method is wholly electronic, execution speeds are extremely fast, allowing the trader to quickly buy and sell currencies to cut losses and take profits at a moment's notice.
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