Wednesday, October 12, 2016

The history of the currency market

Some scholars say that the Forex market dates back to the Babylonians in terms of foundations and principles. In those times, traders would exchange their goods in exchange for materials Okhry.obsbb the absence of a central location and the involvement of governments which significantly expand the market, which contributed to the US economic crisis in twenty and thirty years of the twentieth century.
In these years (in 1929 precisely), and despite the passage of so many years (almost 300 years) exchange markets still does not mean much when some individuals in the world.
Stock markets exist in all countries of the world, and each exchange of specialization and scope. In addition to the currency market there are other types of exchanges, such as metals, "COMEX" and "Nymex", energy exchanges, exchanges of capital markets or stocks Aowalsndhat debt markets, commodity markets, including oranges, pigs, eggs, cereals, sugar, coffee juice.
There are two types of exchanges: Exchange direct exchanges exchanges exchanges exchanges across communication networks Over the counter (OTC) [5]
Forex tracking stock exchanges exchanges across the contact Over networks the counter (OTC) are markets where buying and selling goods without having a central place specified but are buying and selling between the companies, banks and individuals operations through communication and computer networks (via contact teleconference and the Internet computer at a time one among hundreds of banks around the world). That is why the magnitude of the currency market, there are hundreds of millions of dollars are sold and purchased every few seconds. Currency and stock markets are also characterized by various indicators and technical analysis and news analysis and rapid access to the profits.
Although some analysts are divided. Some just look at the risks and others perceived benefits, but soon the currency trading market found its way along with other investment channels of money and metals, real estate and commodities futures and other markets.

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