Modes of Trade

Trading in the foreign currency market requires considerable skill and knowledge. Those trading for the first time must learn the basic rules carefully. People who wish to experience market forces more strongly and to enjoy the colossal profit-making possibilities, should restrict the risk level in all transactions. Xforex™ offers the best tools for restricting risks, such as an advanced system for carrying out Stop-Losses, and a unique application for giving Take Profit instructions.Market Location The foreign currency markets are located across the globe and are not concentrated in specific locations, as opposed to certain exchanges.Transactions are carried out via internet and by telephone using an "over the counter" method, and without actual handling of money. Rather, transactions are carried out exclusively by means of calculating the differences between the transactions and their realization.

Maximum Flexibility – 3 Forms of TradeThree forms of trade are customarily used in the market:

1. Day Trading
2. Spot Transactions
3. Forward Transactions

Day Trading

Daily trading is a transaction which is opened and closed on the same trading day. Currency exchange rates vary over the course of a trading day.

Spot Transaction

An immediate transaction between a pair of currencies at an agreed rate. The rate according to which the currencies will be exchanged is the rate at the time the transaction was announced. The monies are actually only transferred two trading days after the declaration.

Forward Transaction

A contract for the execution of a purchase transaction or a sale transaction at an agreed future date and at an agreed rate. The rate agreed upon generally includes interest differences for both currencies.