Currency traders use leverage (or borrowed funds) to trade financial assets (currency). Leverage allows an individual to control larger trade sizes in order to gain a greater profit on their investment.
Make large currency trades using small amounts of money
Buy large amounts of a currency with little money up front.
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Its called using leverage or buying on margin, but putting it simply they take out a loan.
borrowing money allows traders to make large purchases without a large amount of money up front.
They buy on margin to provide leverage for a large purchase. They borrow money from their broker in order to make a larger currency purchase.
Leverage is margin trading (as with stock warrants or commodity options) where a small amount of invested capital controls a large amount of trading currency. The trader can make a much greater profit than by buying the currency outright. In the foreign exchange market (Forex), leverages can be 1:100 or even up to 1:400, according to the broker. The accompanying fees for using the broker's collateral are higher for higher margins. The use of margin calls (if the currency value falls) is similar to that of stock margins, and usually limits the exposure of the investor to his actual unleveraged investment.
When currency traders buy on margin they borrow money from their broker. They do this in order to make a larger currency purchase.
Leverage works in the forex market by multiplying the amount of currency you can control. For example, standard forex leverage allows a person to control $100.00 with just $1.00.
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Important terminologies includes Pip, Spreads, Capital, Leverage, Base Currency, Quote currency and much more.
Make large currency trades using small amounts of money.
They borrow money from their broker in order to make a larger currency purchase
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