Wednesday 27 June 2012
Monday 2 May 2011
All About Production
Finally, the answers to the teaming prayers of our people have been answered. This is the latest news that will motivate even the people who lost their lives or those who lost their people during the Easter period. This is just a way to say thank you to all my readers. Are you an entrepreneur or prospective entrepreneur? Are you undeterred with the taught of, " how will i be able to import those products into this Country and still have the competitive advantage over the competitors? Continue to follow me as i blow your mind...
I know you have always thought of being a producer, can you say .... YES?
I know you have always been thinking, " will i be able to afford over N300,000 that are being charged by trainers, so that i can learn to produce something and sell?
Are you the type that has always been discouraged by the risks involved?
I wish to present to you, people who care. They'll take you by hand just like they took others through the right ways of producing your product. First of all, here is their blog,
I know you have always thought of being a producer, can you say .... YES?
I know you have always been thinking, " will i be able to afford over N300,000 that are being charged by trainers, so that i can learn to produce something and sell?
Are you the type that has always been discouraged by the risks involved?
I wish to present to you, people who care. They'll take you by hand just like they took others through the right ways of producing your product. First of all, here is their blog,
For now, i can assure you that you'll get the best from them. If they were able to make my Cousin to be producing soap and detergent, they can do more for you. Trust me!
Thursday 3 December 2009
FOREX ROBBOT MACHINE REVIEW
I don't know how who to pay to be taking mails from my forex money clients, but i want to say that the number of mails i receive from people ordering the machine is really encouraging. Some are also thanking me for the great experience. I see hope that tomorrow'll be better!
Start up something today!
Start up something today!
BROWSE AND EARN MONEY
I know that a lot of people won't believe that this kind of thing exists. But ti want to say that i'm getting paid through this service. You too can also be paid!
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Wednesday 2 December 2009
FOREX ROBBOT MACHINE
I don't want to say more. If you need the robbot, just send an e-mail to
princetwistac@yahoo.com
We'll surely get back to you!
Take care!
princetwistac@yahoo.com
We'll surely get back to you!
Take care!
FOREX HOURS
,It is true that the forex is open 24 hours a day, but that doesn’t mean it’s always active the whole day. You can make money in the forex when the market moves up, and you can even make money when the market moves down. However, you will have a very difficult time trying to make money when the market doesn’t move at all. This lesson will help determine when the best times of the day are to trade.
Market Hours
Before looking at the best times to trade, we must look at what a 24hr. day in the forex world looks like. The forex can be broken up into three major trading sessions: the Tokyo Session, the London Session, and the U.S. Session. Below is a table of the open and close times for each session:
Market Hours
Time Zone EST GMT
Tokyo Open 7 PM 0:00
Tokyo Close 4 AM 9:00
London Open 3 AM 8:00
London Close 12 PM 17:00
U.S. Open 8 AM 13:00
U.S. Close 5 PM 22:00
You can see that in between each session there is a period of time where two sessions are open at the same time. From 3-4 a.m. EST, both the Tokyo and London markets are open, and from 8-12 p.m. EST, both the London and U.S. markets are open. Naturally, these are the busiest times during the market because there is more volume when two markets are open at the same time.
Trading Sessions - Average pip range of the 4 majors during each session.
Session EUR/USD GBP/USD USD/CHF USD/JPY
Tokyo 66 79 100 66
London 80 99 121 74
U.S. 67 78 101 60
As you can see, the London session usually shows the most movement.
Now let's see which days of the week are best for trading...
Best Days of the Week to Trade
Best Days of the Week to Trade Forex
Ok, so now we know that the London session is the busiest out of all the other sessions, but there are also certain days in the week where all the markets tend to show more movement. Below is a chart of average pip range for the 4 major pairs for each day of the week:
Trading Sessions - Average pip range of the 4 majors for each day of the week
Day of the week EUR/USD GBP/USD USD/CHF USD/JPY
Sunday 24 31 36 25
Monday 92 110 141 95
Tuesday 102 128 162 104
Wednesday 101 123 158 106
Thursday 83 98 121 77
Friday 80 96 117 72
You can see that during the middle of the week is where the most movement is seen on all 4 major pairs. Fridays are usually busy until 12pm EST and then the market pretty much drops dead until it closes at 5pm EST. This means we only work half-days on Fridays. The weekend always starts early! Yippee!
So based on these three simple pieces, we’ve learned when the busiest times of the market are. These are the best times to trade because they give us a higher chance of success.
Market Hours
Before looking at the best times to trade, we must look at what a 24hr. day in the forex world looks like. The forex can be broken up into three major trading sessions: the Tokyo Session, the London Session, and the U.S. Session. Below is a table of the open and close times for each session:
Market Hours
Time Zone EST GMT
Tokyo Open 7 PM 0:00
Tokyo Close 4 AM 9:00
London Open 3 AM 8:00
London Close 12 PM 17:00
U.S. Open 8 AM 13:00
U.S. Close 5 PM 22:00
You can see that in between each session there is a period of time where two sessions are open at the same time. From 3-4 a.m. EST, both the Tokyo and London markets are open, and from 8-12 p.m. EST, both the London and U.S. markets are open. Naturally, these are the busiest times during the market because there is more volume when two markets are open at the same time.
Trading Sessions - Average pip range of the 4 majors during each session.
Session EUR/USD GBP/USD USD/CHF USD/JPY
Tokyo 66 79 100 66
London 80 99 121 74
U.S. 67 78 101 60
As you can see, the London session usually shows the most movement.
Now let's see which days of the week are best for trading...
Best Days of the Week to Trade
Best Days of the Week to Trade Forex
Ok, so now we know that the London session is the busiest out of all the other sessions, but there are also certain days in the week where all the markets tend to show more movement. Below is a chart of average pip range for the 4 major pairs for each day of the week:
Trading Sessions - Average pip range of the 4 majors for each day of the week
Day of the week EUR/USD GBP/USD USD/CHF USD/JPY
Sunday 24 31 36 25
Monday 92 110 141 95
Tuesday 102 128 162 104
Wednesday 101 123 158 106
Thursday 83 98 121 77
Friday 80 96 117 72
You can see that during the middle of the week is where the most movement is seen on all 4 major pairs. Fridays are usually busy until 12pm EST and then the market pretty much drops dead until it closes at 5pm EST. This means we only work half-days on Fridays. The weekend always starts early! Yippee!
So based on these three simple pieces, we’ve learned when the busiest times of the market are. These are the best times to trade because they give us a higher chance of success.
So much more on " FOREX "
Let's go there!
The FOREX is the world’s biggest financial market.
The FOREX or “FOReign EXchange” is the planets biggest most liquid financial marketplace hands down.
Here is the Federal Reserve's easy to understand explanation of what the Foriegn Exchange is:
“Foreign exchange” refers to money denominated in the currency of another nation or group of nations. Any person who exchanges money denominated in his own nation’s currency for money denominated in another nation’s currency acquires foreign exchange.
That holds true whether the amount of the transaction is equal to a few dollars or to billions of dollars; whether the person involved is a tourist cashing a traveler’s check in a restaurant abroad or an investor exchanging hundreds of millions of dollars for the acquisition of a foreign company; and whether the form of money being acquired is foreign currency notes, foreign currency denominated bank deposits, or other short term claims denominated in foreign currency…Foreign exchange can be cash, funds available on credit cards and debit cards, traveler’s checks, bank deposits, or other short-term claims. It is still “foreign exchange” if it is a short-term negotiable financial claim denominated in a currency other than the U.S. dollar.” – Sam Cross – The Federal Reserve Bank
So now you can see why the the exchange of foreign currency is the planets biggest business.
In fact no other market even comes near the gargantuan size of this market. More money changes hands in the FOREX every day than all other markets on earth combined.
What is FOREX? Part II
It will take wall street ( the united states stock market) nearly 150 days to trade the same volume the Foreign Exchange market trades in just a single day.
As we have just learned, the Foreign Exchange is made up of anyone who exchanges the currency of one country for that of another.
However, for the purpose of this course, we shall focus on people and businesses who open trading accounts and attempt to realize profits from trading currency.
Throughout this tutorial, when we refer to the Foreign Exchange or "trading," it always pertains to traders and not tourists in a foreign country cashing travelers checks.
The FORiegn EXchange does not have a centralized exchange like the stock market in New York or the commodities markets with centralized exchanges in cities like New York and Chicago.
The FOREX rather is a world wide network of national governments, hundreds of banks, thousands of commercial institutions and hundreds of thousands of traders like you and I all linked together by computers, faxes, phones and other instantaneous forms of communication available in today’s high-tech society.
FOREX follows the sun around the world and is active 24 hours a day, six days a week.
At about 5pm EST Sunday afternoon the Asian session opens and trading starts non-stop going into the European trading session at about 2am EST and then the American session at 8am EST time until it makes full circle back to the Asian trading session never stopping, trading over a TRILLION dollars every single trading day.
So what exactly is being traded on FOREX?
The answer is money.
When you open a brokerage account and "trade" on the FOREX, you are speculating that the value of one countries currency is going to appreciate or depreciate in relation to that of another.
The currencies are always "paired up" just like two fighters in a boxing ring.
The most popular currency “pairs” traded on the FOREX are:
• The European Union “EURO” and the U.S Dollar which is expressed as EUR/USD
• The Great Britain Pound and the U.S. Dollar which is expressed as GBP/USD
• The Swiss Frank and the U.S. Dollar which is expressed as USD/CHF
• The Japanese Yen and the U.S. Dollar which is expressed as USD/JPY.
• Notice that the most traded currency pairs are traded against the USD.
Just about every currency in the world is traded on the FOREX but for the sake of simplicity we will only stick with the top four pairs or “majors.”
Why does one countries currency rise or fall in value against another?
There are many reason but some of the most influential are:
General condition of a country’s economy and economic influences like interest rates and inflation.
Political Factors
Trade Balance
Purchase Power Parity
Social Factors
Government and central bank policies and policy changes
A great analogy would be to compare a country with a company...
Yes, there's hope!
The FOREX is the world’s biggest financial market.
The FOREX or “FOReign EXchange” is the planets biggest most liquid financial marketplace hands down.
Here is the Federal Reserve's easy to understand explanation of what the Foriegn Exchange is:
“Foreign exchange” refers to money denominated in the currency of another nation or group of nations. Any person who exchanges money denominated in his own nation’s currency for money denominated in another nation’s currency acquires foreign exchange.
That holds true whether the amount of the transaction is equal to a few dollars or to billions of dollars; whether the person involved is a tourist cashing a traveler’s check in a restaurant abroad or an investor exchanging hundreds of millions of dollars for the acquisition of a foreign company; and whether the form of money being acquired is foreign currency notes, foreign currency denominated bank deposits, or other short term claims denominated in foreign currency…Foreign exchange can be cash, funds available on credit cards and debit cards, traveler’s checks, bank deposits, or other short-term claims. It is still “foreign exchange” if it is a short-term negotiable financial claim denominated in a currency other than the U.S. dollar.” – Sam Cross – The Federal Reserve Bank
So now you can see why the the exchange of foreign currency is the planets biggest business.
In fact no other market even comes near the gargantuan size of this market. More money changes hands in the FOREX every day than all other markets on earth combined.
What is FOREX? Part II
It will take wall street ( the united states stock market) nearly 150 days to trade the same volume the Foreign Exchange market trades in just a single day.
As we have just learned, the Foreign Exchange is made up of anyone who exchanges the currency of one country for that of another.
However, for the purpose of this course, we shall focus on people and businesses who open trading accounts and attempt to realize profits from trading currency.
Throughout this tutorial, when we refer to the Foreign Exchange or "trading," it always pertains to traders and not tourists in a foreign country cashing travelers checks.
The FORiegn EXchange does not have a centralized exchange like the stock market in New York or the commodities markets with centralized exchanges in cities like New York and Chicago.
The FOREX rather is a world wide network of national governments, hundreds of banks, thousands of commercial institutions and hundreds of thousands of traders like you and I all linked together by computers, faxes, phones and other instantaneous forms of communication available in today’s high-tech society.
FOREX follows the sun around the world and is active 24 hours a day, six days a week.
At about 5pm EST Sunday afternoon the Asian session opens and trading starts non-stop going into the European trading session at about 2am EST and then the American session at 8am EST time until it makes full circle back to the Asian trading session never stopping, trading over a TRILLION dollars every single trading day.
So what exactly is being traded on FOREX?
The answer is money.
When you open a brokerage account and "trade" on the FOREX, you are speculating that the value of one countries currency is going to appreciate or depreciate in relation to that of another.
The currencies are always "paired up" just like two fighters in a boxing ring.
The most popular currency “pairs” traded on the FOREX are:
• The European Union “EURO” and the U.S Dollar which is expressed as EUR/USD
• The Great Britain Pound and the U.S. Dollar which is expressed as GBP/USD
• The Swiss Frank and the U.S. Dollar which is expressed as USD/CHF
• The Japanese Yen and the U.S. Dollar which is expressed as USD/JPY.
• Notice that the most traded currency pairs are traded against the USD.
Just about every currency in the world is traded on the FOREX but for the sake of simplicity we will only stick with the top four pairs or “majors.”
Why does one countries currency rise or fall in value against another?
There are many reason but some of the most influential are:
General condition of a country’s economy and economic influences like interest rates and inflation.
Political Factors
Trade Balance
Purchase Power Parity
Social Factors
Government and central bank policies and policy changes
A great analogy would be to compare a country with a company...
Yes, there's hope!
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