1. PRESENTS
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2. By viewing information within this course
content, you agree that this is general education
material and will not hold anybody responsible for
loss or damages resulting from the content
provided.
You agree that you understand that FOREX
trading has big upside potential/reward & risk
alongside it. You must be aware of the risk and
must be willing to accept them in order to invest in
the FOREX market.

3. VISION: "To enable every Filipino all over the
world to realize their full potential in Forex
Trading.“
MISSION: "To provide a Forex Trading
community where Filipinos can come to find and
discover a true home to learn and progress in a
fun and educational environment."

7. NURSERY

9.  It is the largest financial market
in the world.
 It is simultaneous buying of one
currency while selling for
another.
 It is traded in currency pairs.

10. 2004 BIS Survey
1.88 Trillion Daily
1600 $1,500
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
200 100
0
US STOCK US TREASURY FOREX
MARKET BOND MARKET
Foreign Exchange volume is exponentially greater than all
other markets combined!

12.  4,000+ Banks and Financial
institutions are involved in Daily
Transactions.
 this market has more buyers and
sellers and daily volume than any
other in the world.
 Almost $4 Trillion a day

15. US
Asian London

16. Asian Session
Sydney opens at 5AM to 2PM
Tokyo opens at 7AM to 4PM
London Session
London opens at 3PM to 12AM
US Session
New York opens at 8PM to 5AM

17.  No products to sell
 No service to provide
 No customers
 No phone calls

18.  No commission
 No fixed lot size
 No one can corner the market
 Not bound by geographical
location

19.  Big opportunities during
economic cycles
 Low transaction costs
 Start small and start part-time
 24-hour/5.5 days a week market

20.  Make money in both falling and
rising markets
 High leverage market
 High Liquidity
 Highly Rewarding

21.  One participant’s loss is another’s
gain
 Losers pay winners

22.  Brokerage Agreement, Risk
Disclosure, Personal Information,
etc.
 Deposit Funds
 100:1 Leverage
 1% Margin

24. Until the late 1990s, only the "big guys" could play this
game. The initial requirement was that you could trade only
if you had about ten to fifty million dollars to start with!
FOREX was originally intended to be used by bankers and
large institutions.
The entire market is run electronically, within a network of
banks, continuously over a 24-hour period
It is spread all over the globe with no central location

25.  Large Banks & Commercial Banks
 Government & Central Banks
 Big Corporations & Hedge Funds
 Retail traders or Speculators

27. D S = Price goes
UP S = Price
D
goes
UP
UPTREND, BULL MARKET, BULLISH,

29. D S = Price goes
DOWN
D S = Price
goes
DOWN
DOWNTREND, BEAR MARKET, BEARISH

31. D S = Price stays the
SAME
D S = Price stays the
CONSOLIDATI
ON
SAME
RANGE, RANGING, RANGING MARKET

34.  "Investors" put their money into stocks, real
estate, etc., under the assumption that over
time, the underlying investment will increase in
value, and the investment will be profitable.
 Typically, investors do not have a plan for what
to do if the investment decreases in value.
They hold onto the investment in hopes it will
bounce back and again become a winner.

35.  On the other hand "traders" take a proactive
approach to their investing. Traders have a
defined plan and invest with one goal, to put
their capital into the markets and "profit."
Kevin Bruce
 They "trade" with a plan that tells them what to
do in any situation. When to enter and when to
exit. They never allow large losses.
Has been trading trends for 25 years made over
100 Million Dollars. And he started trading while
working as a gasoline boy.

36.  Being a trader does not mean you must move
in and out of the markets frequently. This is a
common misconception. A trader simply is one
who has a plan for ENTERING and EXITING.
 They know what to do if their trade goes
against them, and they know what to do when
their trade is profitable

37.  Investors will buy and hold.
 Investors enter long (or buying) positions.
 Investors will hold for a long period of
time.
 Investors focus on fundamental analysis.
 Investors are not concerned with short-
term losses.
 Investors let profits accumulate.

38.  Traders enter a position to make money.
 Traders will short sell a currency.
 Traders will hold for a short period of
time.
 Traders use technical analysis and
charts.
 Traders cut losses.
 Traders take profits quickly.

42. Fundamental Analysis

47. Professional Trading
“Trade what you see”