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Currency Trading Is Moving
From Brokers to Home
Offices

Wall Street Journal, November 25, 2004

Foreign-exchange
trading volume rings in
at $1.2 trillion each day,
dwarfing the New York
Stock Exchange's
average daily trading
volume of $50 billion

Newsweek

March 15, 2004

... a client can put down
$1,000 to get access to
$100,000 in currency.
In an extreme case,
that means that if a
trader bets the dollar will
rise against the euro, and
the dollar moves up 1
percent, the return works
out to 100 percent—and
$1,000 turns into $2,000.

Newsweek
March 15, 2004

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