Money in Motion: Currency Class

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Todd Gordon, Aspen Trading Group, explains the 2 types of stop losses in currency trades.

Getting the direction right is only half the battle in currency trading. It's the ability to manage your trade that will make you really successful over time. And that means knowing where to place your stops and where to take profits. Click here to learn more about stops and targets.

"Buy low, sell high." It's pretty much the goal of every investor. But in order to find key entry and exit points for currencies, you need to be able to identify the range that a particular market is trading in. Click here, and learn how.

Leverage is the biggest advantage a currency trader has. Click here to learn the risks and rewards of this very powerful tool.

In currency trading, identifying correlations and relationships can put you ahead of the crowd. But how do you identify these patterns? Click here and learn about "Intermarket Analysis," a new school of analysis that could help you trade more effectively.

It is one of the most important factors in determining a currency's next move: interest rates. Click here to find out why, so you can get an edge.

Why should you consider jumping into the $4 trillion dollar Forex market? Click here and learn all about the advantages of trading currencies over other asset classes like stocks and bonds.

Andy Busch, BMO Capital Markets, teaches us about safe haven currencies.

Want to get an edge in the currency trading? Learn about a crucial technical pattern that could help you plan out your next trade.

Want to get started in the $4 trillion dollar currency markets? Click here and learn the very basics of foreign exchange.

Todd Gordon gives viewers his short-term Yen trade.

Although currency trading is a 24-hour market, not all hours are created equal. Click here to learn the best times of day to trade a particular pair or cross.

Some have called it a trader's best friend: the trendline. But before you make your next trade, click here and learn how to recognize and profit from this very important technical indicator

They say "The Trend Is Your Friend," and nowhere is that more true than in the $4 trillion dollar currency market. But how do you determine which way a market is trending? Click here to learn about two key technical indicators.

Why should you consider jumping into the $4 trillion dollar forex market? Click here and learn all about the advantages of trading currencies over other asset classes like stocks and bonds.