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1.Currency pair
The nature of forex trading is to exchange the value of one currency for another. In other words, you will always buy one currency while selling another at the same time. Because of this, you will always trade a pair of currencies.
Most new traders start out by trading the most commonly offered pairs of major currencies, but you can trade any currency pair you want, as long as you have enough money in your account. For this walkthrough, we'll look at the EUR/USD,JPY/USD etc.
2. Read the quote
Dealers will often list a price with two different numbers. For example, when you look up the EUR/USD , you'll see the forex quote is listed as:
Base currency
Quote or terms currency
Sell price
Buy price
Sell
Buy
EUR/USD
3. Analyse the market
Analysis should be the foundation for your trading endeavors. Without these, you're operating largely on emotion.When you first start researching, you'll find a wide wealth of forex resources which may seem overwhelming at first. But as you research a particular currency, you'll find valuable resources that stand out from the rest.
You should regularly look at current and historical charts, monitor the news for economic announcements, consult indicators and perform other analysis activities.
4. Pick your position
Forex trading is a little different to other traded stocks, bonds or other financial products. Because you are buying one currency while selling another at the same time, you can speculate on up AND down movement in the market.
With a buy position, you believe that the value of the base currency will rise compared to the quote currency. If you're buying the EUR/USD, you believe the price of the euro will strengthen against the dollar. In other words, you believe the euro is bullish (and that the US dollar is bearish).







