GOLDBERG FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE TRADING
FOREX Investing Brokerage
Foreign Currency Exchange trading is also referred
to as Forex investing. The market is an inter-bank or inter-dealer
market that was established in 1971 when floating rates began to materialize.
In addition, it is an Over-The-Counter market, meaning that transactions
are conducted between two parties that agree to trade via the telephone
or electronic network. Control is thus not centralized, as is the
case with many stock markets or as the case for futures or options,
which trade on special exchanges. Currencies are traded every day
for numerous reasons. For example:
Consumers
typically come into contact with monetary transformations when they
travel. They go to a bank or bureau to convert one type of funds (typically,
their "HomeCurrency") into another so they can pay for goods and services.
Businesses typically have to convert currencies when they conduct
business outside their home country. For example, if they export goods
to another country and receive payment, then the payment must often
be converted. Similarly, if they have to import goods or services,
then businesses will often have to pay, requiring them to first convert
their funds into the proper form.
Commercial and Investment Banks trade currencies as a service
for their commercial banking, deposit and lending customers. These
institutions also generally participate in the Interbank market for
hedging and proprietary conversion and speculation purposes.
Governments and central banks trade currencies to improve market
conditions or to intervene in an attempt to adjust economic or financial
imbalances. Although they do not trade for speculative reasons, they
are a non-profit organization; they often tend to be profitable, since
they generally trade on a long-term basis.
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