Questions

1. What is Forex (Foreign Exchange, Forex, FX)?

Forex is the largest financial market in the world, with a daily turnover of around 3.5 trillion U.S. dollars. Currency trading is the simultaneous buying of one currency and selling another. Currencies are always floating rate and are traded in pairs, for example Euro / Dollar, Dollar / Yen.

2. Which exchange transactions are conducted in foreign currency?

Forex trading is not centralized on a stock exchange as market shares and futures. Forex market is considered as OTC (Over-the-counter) or interbank (Interbank) market, since transactions are conducted directly between the two parties in the transaction electronically.

3. Who are the participants of the Forex market?

Forex trading is called interbank due to the fact that historically this market is dominated by banking institutions, including central banks, commercial banks and investment banks. In recent years, however, the percentage of other uchasnitsi rapidly growing and currently includes transnational corporations, registered dealers and brokers, option and futures traders and private speculators.

4. When the Forex market open for trading?

Forex trading is 24 hours, each session begins in Sydney, and moves around the globe with the advent of the business day in the financial center - first to Tokyo, then London and New York. Unlike other financial markets, investors can respond to currency movements caused by economic, social and political events at the time they occur - day or night.

5. What are the most commonly traded currencies in the Forex market?

The most often traded or "liquid" currencies are those of countries with stable governments, respected central banks and low inflation. Nowadays, over 85% of all daily transactions involve the major currencies: U.S. Dollar (USD), Japanese Yen (JPY), Euro (EUR), British pound (GBP), Swiss Franc (CHF), Canadian Dollar (CAD) and Australian dollar (AUD).

6. Is it a capital forex trade?

No. HyperGroupFinance requires $ 2000 initial deposit when opening an account and allows detection of margin positions with 1:100. This means that investors are able to perform transactions in the amount of $ 200,000 with an initial deposit of $ 2000. It is important to mention that this so-called. leverage allows maximization of profits, but at the same time increasing the amount of potential losses.

7. What is margin?

Margin trading allows the detection of position by depositing a small percentage of the value of the transaction on your account. Hyper Group Ltd. enables the detection of positions by a deposit of only 1% of transaction value.

8. What are "long" and "short" positions?

This is a long position in which the investor buys a currency at a fixed price with the purpose of subsequent sale at a higher price. In this case, the investor benefits from a rising market. Short is the position where the trader sells currency in anticipation of her impairment and subsequent purchase at a lower price. In this scenario, the trader benefits from a declining market. It should be noted that every Forex position placed by the investor makes him to be "long in one currency and short in another.

9. How is the exchange rate?

Prices of currencies are influenced by a variety of economic and political factors, the most important of which are: interest rates, inflation, political stability. Governments sometimes intervene in currency markets to handle their own currency by selling robust to depreciation of the currency, or otherwise through massive purchases to appreciation of the currency. These interventions are called interventions of central banks. Each of these factors and large individual market orders may cause severe volatility in the currency markets. The size and turnover of the Forex market, however, make it impossible to manipulation from one market participant.

10. How do I manage risk?

The most common tools for monitoring the risk in Forex trading are the limit (Limit) and stop (Stop loss) orders. Limit order sets a maximum price of the purchase price or minimum sale price. Stop loss order ensures that an item is automatically liquidated at a certain price in order to limit potential losses if the market goes against the position of the investor. Liquidity of the Forex market ensures that limit and stop orders will be fulfilled easily.

11. What is the difference between the contract deal and position?

Contract expressed intention to buy or sell a currency. The deal is the stated order. This position is a net foreign currency bought or sold a particular currency pair. In the event that a currency pair is carried out only one transaction.

12. What is the difference between market and limit order?

Market orders are executed immediately at the current market price. Limit orders are enforceable contracts (at a future time) when the market price reaches a predetermined value.

13. What is "bid" and "ask"?

Bid - The price at which buyers are willing to buy a given currency sellers.
Ask - The price, which several vendors have offered to sell a currency buyers. For example: If the EUR / USD is quoted at the time of 1.2200/03, this means that the highest price offered by buyers is 1.2200, the lowest price offered by the seller is 1.2203.

14. What is fundamental analysis?

The fundamental analysis uses economic indicators, together with business and political news to identify opportunities for buying and selling. According to fundamental analysis of the past can not be used for predicting the future.

15. What is technical analysis?

Technical analysis relies on historical information in the form of graphs to identify patterns (patterns), which are subsequently used to predict future price movements. Technical analysts believe that everything you need to know what will be the movement of the market is contained in the historical graphs.

16. What is the cross?

Cross is the exchange rate between two currencies other than U.S. dollar. EUR / JPY cross is an example of course. Although the surface is not USD based on quoted in this currency pair, it is indirectly involved. Exchange rate EUR / JPY is the result of the following pairs: EUR / USD and USD / JPY.

17. What is a "pip" and "figure"?

Pips on the forex market is the minimum change in price of a currency. In the main currency pairs as EUR / USD, GBP / USD, USD / CHF, USD / AUD, etc. it is 0.0001, while the currency pair in which the fate the Japanese yen, one pip is equal to the change in the amount of 0.01 units. 100 pips are equal to one piece.

18. Limit and Stop loss orders are always executed at exactly the stated price?

Yes. Hyper Group Ltd ensure proper execution of the requested limit and stop orders.

19. Is there a commission in FX?

No. Hyper Group Ltd do not charge any commissions on margin trading in foreign currencies.

20. How to open an account with Hyper Group Ltd?

Click here to select one of the options for opening a real or a free demo account.

21. How to deposit real money account?

Actual amounts in your account can be deposited only through bank transfer.

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