Forex Trading for Beginners.
Start your Forex trading career by reading our beginner articles. We cover an introduction to the Forex market and explain basic terminology used in Forex trading.
Learn Forex Trading.
These articles include how the Forex market works, what hours the market operates, how to find a reliable broker to connect you to the Forex market, and an introduction to the different trading software called platforms.
Forex Trading Terms for Beginners.
These articles introduce the beginner trader to the jargon used in Forex trading. They explain the basic terms that will help a newcomer understand a trading platform, learn from articles about beginner Forex strategy, and assist in conversations with other traders.
Forex Trading Strategy For Beginners.
These articles will introduce a beginner to the basic trading strategies used in Forex trading. They cover the basics of creating a trading plan, an introduction to the different areas of analysis, how to perform basic analysis for these strategies.
Further Reading.
Extra reading for traders who have read the beginner articles. Now you can learn more advanced trading strategies and concepts.
– Introduction to Technical Analysis.
Currency Pair Analysis.
A big part of Forex trading is choosing a currency pair to trade. Beginner traders are advised to choose a few currency pairs to trade and stick to those pairs. This section includes studies that cover individual currency pairs that are common for beginners to trade.
– with live charts, seasonal fluctuations, and historical analysis.
Country Guides to Trading Forex.
Our readership comes from countries all around central and southern Africa. To best help beginner Forex traders in these countries, we have put together guides to the best brokers in these countries. If you live in any of these countries, we wrote these guides with you in mind.
– The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority does not regulate Forex brokers in Namibia and residents are free to trade with international brokers. Like in many countries in the region, scams involving local brokers and dealers have highlighted the lack of regulation so it is wise to be wary of Namibian brokers or third parties. – Forex trading in Rwanda is legal but there is no local regulation to speak of and restrictions on trading with the Rwandan Franc. The National Bank of Rwanda is seen as relatively progressive and has made inquiries into launching a government-backed cryptocurrency, so we expect Forex trading to become regulated in the near future. – Forex trading in Swaziland is legal but there are no local brokers and most Swazi traders rely on the South African Forex industry for access to the market. If you want to trade in Rand, it is recommended that you use one of the better South African brokers, otherwise be sure to use a well-regulated international broker.
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