Trading Library

Before beginning on your trading journey, you must first learn some share trading basics. You can start trading on the Australian sharemarket for as little as $500 plus brokerage costs, but most people start with $2000 minimum. Share trading involves the buying and selling or selling and buying of a stock – capital growth or capital decline for profit. Before you even starting buying and selling stocks like a mad man you must first ask yourself the following questions:

• What do you want to achieve from your share trading?

Before the above question can be answered, it is noteworthy to say that oil price and the fluctuation happening in the US are interconnected in such a way that the extensive range of supply and demand driven independently has a big impact on the crude oil price.

Because of the above statement, the decline in the US dollar will cause a rising pressure on the crude oil price and the same thing goes for the US currency being pressured much by the crude oil price.

You’ve probably been in the share trading business for quite some time now but has there ever been a point that you seriously thought of which tool you should choose for your trading and which broker you should use? If there hasn’t, you’d better be doing that now because futures trading has never been as risky as now and if by this time, you are still struggling with the way the stocks shares move, ask yourself if you are really ready to do trading futures.

Anyone who is looking for an Exchange Traded Funds or ETFs to invest on would definitely do a comparison of the providers and products first. This is the most basic technical step any knowledgeable investors would do. However, it can be a little bit difficult and complicated to do this when you are contemplating on trading in American Stock Exchange and in NASDAQ because of the so many choices and options that you would have to choose from. You would have to spend much of your time with the risk that goes with the wrong choice you will make.

It is important to be aware of the background of the currency pairs you choose to trade. This is a background piece about the Australian Dollar and the factors that influence the Aussie currency

• Accounts for approximately 5% of the total volume of foreign exchange transactions (approximately 1.9 trillion dollars a day).
• Its popularity is due to the fact that there is little government intervention in the currency and a general view that Australia has a stable economy and government.