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Blockchain

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What is a blockchain? Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin et Ethereum functioning avec unites blockchain technology. Basically, a blockchain is a list of transactions that anyone can review. For example, the Bitcoin blockchain contains a record every time someone has sent or received Bitcoin. Cryptocurrencies and the blockchain technology that powers them make it possible to transfer values ​​online without the need for an intermediary such as a bank or credit card company. How does it work Here is an example of how blockchain is used to verify and record Bitcoin transactions. A consummator who sells bitcoins. The transaction data is sent through Bitcoin's decentralized node network. The nodes validate the transaction. Once approved, the transaction is grouped with other transactions in a block that adds to an ever-growing chain of transactions. The entire block is encrypted and the transaction record is permanent; it cannot be deleted or changed on the blockchain. The Bitcoin blockch

The safest way to store bitcoins.

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The Safest Way to Store Bitcoins. It's a compelling buzzword, but being your own bank also means it's the investor's responsibility to keep their coins safe. If someone accesses your wallet and steals your cryptocurrencies, they are gone forever. Transactions cannot be reversed and accounts cannot be frozen. This is why safety is so important. Types of  Wallets You can store Bitcoin in up to four different types of wallets: mobile, desktop, web, and hardware. The 4 types of wallets can be connected to the internet, "hot" or not to the internet, "cold." However, no matter what type of wallet you use, you will need a set of private keys to access your currency. If these keys are lost or stolen, you will not be able to access your bitcoins, whether you store them physically or digitally. From the loss of physical objects to the malfunction and hacking of digital devices, the security of your bitcoin requires careful measures. Warm Wallet Online wallets are

COMMODITIES TRADING

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 What is Commodities Trading? A commodity refers to any material that has its own intrinsic value and can be exchanged for money or other goods and services. Investment and trade-related commodities include fuels, agricultural products, and metals, etc., which are traded in bulk on a spot market or on a commodity exchange. There are two kinds of raw materials on the market, namely hard raw materials and soft raw materials. Hard raw materials are often used as inputs for the manufacture of other goods and the provision of services, while soft raw materials are used mainly for initial consumption. Inputs such as metals and minerals are classified as hard raw materials, while agricultural products such as rice and wheat are softer raw materials. Since different manufacturers produce the goods available on the bags, the quality is different, but according to some criteria it has to be essentially the same for different manufacturers. Commodities are traded on the spot market or on the stoc

Stock Market

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How does the stock market work? If the idea of   investing in the stock market scares you, you are not alone. People with very limited experience in investing in stocks are afraid of horror stories in which the average investor will lose 50% of the value of their portfolio, for example, in the two bear markets that have already appeared during this period. Millennial1, or are attracted to "good deals," which promise great rewards but rarely pay off, so it is not surprising that the investment mood pendulum swings between fear and greed. Definition of "share" A share (also called "equity" of a company) is a financial instrument that represents the ownership of a company or corporation and represents a proportional claim on its assets (what it owns) and its earnings (what it owns). Participation means that the shareholder owns a stake in the company equal to the number of shares compared to the total number of shares outstanding in the company. For example,

Pending Orders

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 What are Pending Orders? There are many ways to trade Forex without good or bad; For each trader's style and personality, there is a more comfortable trading method. While market orders are the main type of orders traded, bought, and sold, another type is called a pending order. Here are some of the things to know about pending order trading. Orders are the lifeblood of the foreign exchange market and the main mechanism by which transactions are carried out. Traders use a variety of pending orders to buy and sell currencies, and we've outlined the four most common that you should know about as a new Forex trader. Types of Pending Orders. Sell Limit  A sell order at a price higher than the current market price.  The sell limit should be used when you want to sell a currency pair (open a short position) at a level above the current price. For example, GBP / USD is currently trading at 1.4531 and you think that if the currency pair hits 1.4700 it will surely lower later. If you w

Forex indicators

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 What are Forex indicators? Many forex traders spend their time looking for the perfect time to enter the markets or for a revealing sign saying "buy" or "sell". And while the research can be fascinating, the result is always the same. The truth is, there is no way to trade Forex markets. Therefore, traders should be aware that there are a variety of indicators that can help determine the best time to buy or sell a currency cross rate. The Forex indicators. 1. Moving average A moving average is a technical indicator that market analysts and investors can use to determine the direction of a trend. Sum the financial security data points over a period of time and divide the sum by the number of data points to get an average. It is known as the "moving" average because it is constantly recalculated based on the most recent price data. On the other hand, the exponential moving average focuses on the recent movement that helps traders enter a trade. 2. Relative

What is the best method of analysis forex trading?

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Fundamental analysis Fundamental analysis is widely used to analyze changes in the foreign exchange market by tracking figures such as interest rates, unemployment rates, gross domestic product (GDP), and other types of economic data for countries. For example, a trader doing a fundamental analysis of the EUR / USD currency pair will find that information on interest rates in the Eurozone is more useful than in the United States. These traders also want to be up-to-date with all the important press releases from each euro area country to assess the relationship to the health of their economies. Technical analysis Technical analysis is carried out in the form of manual and automated systems. A manual system generally means that a trader analyzes technical indicators and interprets this data in a buy or sell decision. Automated trade analysis means that the trader "teaches" the software to look for certain signals and interpret them when executing buy or sell decisions. The adv

INDICES.

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What are Indices? Indices A stock index also called a stock Indices, is a statistical measure that reflects changes in the market. It is created by grouping similar stocks from among those that are publicly traded, and the selection criteria can be the size of a company, its market capitalization, or the type of industry. Changes in the price of the underlying securities will affect the overall value of the index. If prices go up, the induced will also go up. What types of stock indices are there? There are different types of stock indices depending on the type of stocks that are considered when creating the index. Here's a more detailed look at some of the most common types of indexes. 1.Benchmarks like BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 2.Broader indices like Nifty 50 and BSE 100 3.Indices based on the market capitalization of companies such as BSE Midcap and BSE Small cap 4.Industry-specific indices such as Nifty FMCG, Nifty Bank Index, CNX IT, and S&P BSE Oil and Gas, Vix, Gr30, Dax

Global Market

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What is the Forex ? Forex is short for foreign currency: the transaction in which one currency is exchanged for another currency. This process can be done for a variety of reasons, including trade, tourism, and to facilitate international trade. The foreign exchange market (also known as Forex or FX) refers to the global market in which banks, institutions and investors trade and speculate in national currencies. What is the Forex market? The forex market is by far the largest and most liquid financial market in the world, with an estimated average daily turnover of more than $ 6.5 trillion, up from a sad $ 5 billion a few years ago. The forex market is open for buying and selling currencies 24 hours a day, five days a week and is used by banks, corporations, investment firms, hedge funds, and retailers. A key feature of the Forex market is that there is no central market or exchange, as all transactions are carried out electronically over computer networks. This is called an over-the-

Understand the Different types of Cryptocurrencies

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Understand the Different types of Cryptocurrencies   In recent years, technology has completely changed the world and the way things work around us. Everything has changed and so has the way of investing. When Bitcoin first hit the market in 2009, there was little to no competition in the new digital money space. However, in 2011 new types of cryptocurrencies began to emerge as competitors took over the blockchain technology that Bitcoin relied on to launch their own platforms and currencies. Suddenly the race was to create more crypto.     The 5 most common types of cryptocurrencies.   1. Bitcoin Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency created by a person (or possibly a group) under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009.  there were more than 18.8 million Bitcoin tokens in circulation as of September 2021, with a cap of over 21 million.   2. Ethereum Ethereum is a blockchain network, but Ethereum was designed as a programmable blockchain, which means that it was not created to support a

Lot Size Calculation

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What is lot in Forex trading? In the usual sense, a lot is a standard unit used to measure the volume of a currency position opened by a trader. This is the amount of money invested in buying a currency in order to later resell it at a higher price. The calculation of lots is part of the risk management system. Knowing the lot size is important to build a balanced trading system. Types of lots Size. Mini lot size A mini lot corresponds to 10% of a standard lot. When you open a 1 lot trade on a mini lot forex account, you buy or sell 10,000 units of base currency instead of 100,000 as you would with a standard lot. The mini lot is handy as it takes less money to enter a transaction and therefore requires a smaller deposit. Micro lot size I will demonstrate a forex micro lot using an example. The trade value is the EURUSD pair; the exchange rate is 1.1826. A standard lot consists of 100,000 base currencies. If you want to trade any lot, you need to spend $ 118,260 to buy $ 100,000. If yo

What are stocks?

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Stocks? Shares are securities that represent a stake in a company. For companies, issuing shares is a way to raise funds to grow and invest in their business. For investors, stocks are a way to grow their money and beat inflation over time. How does it work? Most of the time, a stock exchange in India operates independently, as there are no "market makers" or "specialists" there. All stock transactions in India are order based and processed through an electronic limit order book. In such a setup, orders are automatically matched using the trading computer. It strives to match investors' market orders with the most suitable limit orders. Advantages of listing on the stock market: 1.Increased value Only stocks that are listed on a reputable stock exchange are considered of higher value. Companies can take advantage of their reputation in the stock market by increasing their number of shareholders. Issuing shares on the market for shareholders to buy is an effectiv

Candlestick patterns

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Introduction to candlestick patterns One of the best and most popular ways to present financial price data is candlestick patterns. The great thing about candlestick charts is that they are a quick and easy way to see the market and get an overview of the price data before a trade is initiated. Whether you are trading stocks, currencies or commodities, once you have mastered the art of correctly analyzing chart patterns, you can easily assess the strength or weakness of market trends. Candlestick Analysis for Professional Traders is designed to allow you to master the art of reading and analyzing candlestick patterns. Candlestick Chart   1 Open:  The open is the first price traded and is indicated by the upper or lower body of the candle. 2 High:  The highest is the highest price traded during the set period for the candle. The highest price can be the open, close, or high in the time span of the candle. If the opening price was the highest price, there is no upper shadow. 3 Low:  Low

SPREAD

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What is Spread ? The spread is the difference between the price you can buy and the price you can sell. The purchase price is always higher than the sale price at any given time. In other words, if you buy a futures contract and sell it immediately, you will incur a loss equal to the spread. Let's take an example … Suppose the "Supply Size" at this time is 252, which means that buyers are willing to buy a total of 252 contracts at the price of 1984.75. Also, when looking at the number of sellers, we found that the "font size" was 19, which means that there are sellers willing to sell a total of 19 contracts at 1985.00. The spread is the difference between these two prices. In this case, the spread is just a minimum price increase or "tick", which is normally the case with liquid futures contracts. However, when you look at the quotes for a stock or currency, there is almost always a greater gap, with a greater number of prices, between the highest bid

What are Orders in Forex? And what are its types?

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What are Orders in Forex? And what are its types? Orders in Forex are the instructions sent to a broker to open or close a trade. Orders not only help the traders by making their trading easy it also plays a vital role in the risk management of the investment. Orders can help the trade enter the market as well as protect their investments and lower the risk margins.  Types of Orders? There are many types of orders in forex and understanding the difference between them can help the trader determine and choose the best that suits them according to their trading goals.  Stop Orders: Stop orders are the orders that are triggered the when market hits a predefined rate. There are two types of Stop Orders, Stop Orders to Open a Trade and Stop Orders to close a Trade.  Stop Orders to Open a Trade: The Stop orders work on a prediction basis. Suppose if the Current Exchange rate of EURUSD is 1.555 and you thought it will rally further to 1.56, you can put open a trade order and your trade will

Why is Stop Loss so Important?

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Why is Stop Loss so Important? Once you make a trade, there are so many things to be taken care of. And making sure that you have applied Stop Loss to your trade is an important part.   What is Stop Loss? A stop-loss order is placed by a trader on trade to limit the loss. As the name suggests, a Stop-loss order puts an end to the trade when it reaches the particular amount of loss determined by the trader. It helps investors to prevent large and uncontrollable losses. Not using the Stop loss order while trading is something that is not recommended to any trader. Not using stop-loss can lead to uncontrollable losses and one may end up wiping out the entire account just in a short period of time.  Types of Stop-loss Orders.  Volatility Stop: Although Volatility is an important aspect of trading, it can also lead to major losses in investment. Volatility refers to the change in price over a short period of time. Volatility stop-loss order triggers when there is a large price change in the

Investing in Crypto

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Investing in Crypto? Is it worth the Risk? Right now, Investing in cryptocurrency is all over the news, and with the increasing awareness and investment in crypto, questions have also begun to rise. One of the biggest questions about Crypto investment is, Is it safe, Is it even worth investing?  It would neither be wrong to say that Crypto is Risky and nor it would be wrong to say that investing in crypto can lead to great returns on investment.  So. Should you really have to invest in cryptocurrency? Let’s understand with the following points. Is crypto Safe? Like any other investment, both risks and rewards are associated with cryptocurrency. One may say that Crypto is volatile and uncertain in nature and we can’t just overlook the high returns potential of the security. Even with the massive price fluctuations, an attentive and patient investor can easily make money out of it.  Is crypto a good long-term investment? Many people miss out on the opportunity of investing in crypto due