Matawang-matawang utama

Forex didagangkan dalam pair. Contohnya, gbp/usd = 1.5000. Gbp (kiri) = base, manakala usd (kanan) = quote. Ia bermaksud anda perlu jual usd 1.50 untuk beli gbp 1.00. Terdapat 8 matawang utama dalam forex iaitu:

Anda tidak perlu mengkaji matawang-matawang lain seperti zar, czk, mxn, dkk dan lain-lain. Fokuskan kepada 8 matawang di atas sahaja. Pairs yang biasanya didagangkan ialah gbp/usd, eur/usd, usd/chf, aud/usd, nzd/usd, dan usd/jpy. Terdapat 3 kategori pairs iaitu:

Major pairs

Major pairs adalah pair popular yang selalu didagangkan, dan mempunyai usd sebagai base @ quote. Contohnya gbp/usd, eur/usd, usd/jpy dan usd/chf.

Minor pairs

Minor pairs juga mengandungi usd sebagai base @ quote, tetapi pairs ini tidak begitu popular di kalangan trader. Contohnya seperti usd/zar (south african rand), usd/czk (czech koruna), usd/mxn (mexican peso), dan usd/dkk (danish krone).

Cross pairs

Cross pairs tidak menggunakan usd sebagai base @ quote. Contoh cross pairs yang popular ialah gbp/jpy, gbp/chf,dan eur/jpy. Spread bagi cross pair adalah lebih tinggi dan pergerakannya juga sukar untuk dijangka.

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Pengenalan Forex

1.1 Apa itu Forex 1.2 Apa yang diperlukan untuk Trade Forex 1.3 Beza Money Changer,Bank Dan Online Forex 1.4 Mata Wang utama Forex 1.5 Waktu Trading Forex

Broker Forex

2.1 Panduan Memilih Broker Forex 2.2 Kenali Broker Forex Scam 2.3 Panduan Buka Forex Akaun

3.1 Level 4 Charts 3.2 Level 5 Economics 3.3 Level 6 Trading

3.1.1 Technical Analysis for Forex 3.1.2 Moving Averages in Forex 3.1.3 Identifying Trends in Forex 3.1.4 Resistance & Support 3.1.5 Double Tops And Double Bottoms 3.1.6 Bollinger Bands 3.1.7 MACD 3.2.1 U.S. Dollar 3.2.2 Euro 3.2.3 Japanese Yen 3.2.4 British Pound 3.2.5 Swiss Franc 3.2.6 Canadian Dollar 3.2.7 Australian/New Zealand Dollar 3.2.8 South African Rand 3.2.9 The Employment Situation Report 3.2.10 Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims 3.2.11 The Fed 3.2.12 Inflation 3.2.13 Retail Sales 3.3.1 EUR-USD Pair 3.3.2 Trading Rules 3.3.2.1 Never Let a Winner Turn Into a Loser 3.3.2.2 Logic Wins; Impulse Kills 3.3.2.3 Never Risk More Than 2% Per Trade 3.3.2.4 Trigger Fundamentally, Enter and Exit Technically 3.3.2.5 Always Pair Strong With Weak 3.3.2.6 Being Right but Being Early Simply Means That You Are Wrong 3.3.2.7 Know the Difference Between Scaling In and Adding to a Loser 3.3.2.8 What Is Mathematically Optimal Is Psychologically Impossible 3.3.2.9 Risk Can Be Predetermined; Reward Is Unpredictable 3.3.2.10 No Excuses, Ever 3.3.3 USD-JPY Pair 3.3.4 GBP-USD Pair 3.3.5 USD-CHF Pair 3.3.6 Leverage 3.3.7 Fundamental Speed Strategy 3.3.8 Carry Trade 3.3.9 Money Management 3.3.10 Forex Futures 3.3.11 Forex Options

4.1 Charts 4.2 Economics 4.3 Trading

4.1.1 Moving Average Explosions 4.1.2 Moving Average Strategies 4.1.3 Moving Average Flavors 4.1.4 The Bearish Diamond 4.1.5 Fibonacci 4.1.6 Ichimoku Cloud 4.1.7 Heikin Ashi 4.1.8 Kagi Charts 4.2.1 Economic Indicators 4.2.2 Producer Price Index 4.2.3 Home Sales 4.2.4 Durable Goods 4.2.5 Consumer Confidence Index 4.2.6 Commodities 4.2.7 Economic Theories 4.3.1 Pivot Points 4.3.2 Bond Spreads 4.3.3 Tweezers 4.3.4 Options

5.1 Short Term 5.2 Medium Term 5.3 Long Term

5.1.1 Memory Of Price 5.1.2 Pivot Points 5.1.3 Gaps 5.1.4 Momentum 5.1.5 Stops 5.1.6 Non-Farm Payroll 5.2.1 Why Medium Term? 5.2.2 Gold And The Aussie 5.2.3 Turn Trade 5.2.4 Commodity Channel Breakouts 5.3.1 Directional Tactics 5.3.2 Multiple Time Frames 5.3.3 Open Interest 5.3.4 COT Report