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 Time To Buy, Hold Or Sell BTC? The crypto market is like a roller coaster—one minute, you’re riding high on all-time highs, and the next, you’re free-falling into the abyss. So, the question on everyone’s mind: Are we in for a crypto crash, or is it time for another bull run? Let’s break it down. Trading Room Signs of a Crypto Crash If the market is flashing red, here’s why it might be happening: Regulatory Crackdowns – Governments tightening the leash on crypto? That’s a recipe for panic selling. Overhyped Bull Runs – If prices skyrocketed too fast, corrections are inevitable. (Remember 2021’s Bitcoin drop?) Macroeconomic Conditions – High inflation, Fed rate hikes, or economic downturns? These spook investors. Whale Manipulation – A few big players dumping assets can trigger a cascade of sell-offs. Signs of a Crypto Boom On the flip side, some signs scream "Bull Run Incoming!" Bitcoin Halving Cycles – Historically, BTC halvings have kicked off massive rallies. Is history a...

The Forex Market Today: March 26, 2025 – What’s Moving the Markets? The forex market is always in motion, and today, March 26, is no exception. A mix of global economic data, geopolitical tensions, and central bank signals are shaping currency movements. Let's dive into what’s happening today and how traders might be reacting. 1. The Dollar’s Dominance The US Dollar (USD) has been holding strong this week, and it’s not a surprise. With the Federal Reserve continuing its hawkish stance on interest rates, the greenback remains in favor for those seeking safety and yield. Despite a slightly lower-than-expected GDP growth in the US, inflation remains persistent, which keeps expectations for further rate hikes on the table. The result? The USD continues to enjoy strong demand, particularly against riskier currencies. 2. Euro Under Pressure The Euro (EUR) has been facing some headwinds lately. Despite the European Central Bank’s ongoing commitment to tight monetary policy, economic growt...

  A Step By Step Guides on How To Avoid Losses In Trading -  Part 1.1 I n this article, we shall be taking a section by section and please make sure you follow every section of the parts until the end, to have elaborate understandings of trading in order not to invest your hard earned money blindly -  experience is the best teacher   Take a due diligence to go through this article on how to avoid or minimize the cost of losses that may arise from trading on the internet as it matters, but not limited to forex trading only. If you have been trading for a while now or you   have just got started or even planning to jump into the processes involve in trading forex, stocks,   options, indices, futures, as it is referred to online   trading in general;  here is a few things you might put at the back of   your memory that may limit, minimize or avoid   you losses in the course of trading on the internet  ...

  A Forex Broker A forex broker is a financial services company that provides traders access to a platform for buying and selling of foreign currencies. Forex is a short form for foreign exchange. Transactions in the forex market are always between a pair of two different foreign currencies. A forex broker may also be known as a retail forex broker or a currency exchange trading broker. More On A Forex Broker The foreign exchange market is by necessity a global and 24-hour market. The clients of a forex broker include retail currency traders who use these platforms for speculation on the direction of currencies. Their clients also include large financial services firms that trade on behalf of investment banks and other customers. Any individual forex broker firm will handle only a small portion of the volume of the overall foreign exchange market. The Role of a Forex Broker Most foreign exchange transactions are between pairs of the currencies of the 10 nations that make up the G10...

  Factors That Can Be Responsible For Currency Exchange Rate Fluctuations A collage showing paper money bills depicting post pandemic economy, a currency pair chart, and a wall street trader World Bank/IMF in the 1970s created what is known today as the foreign exchange market. There were time of fixed exchange rate regime  when currencies were exchanged at fixed rates, until later time when they adopted a flexible exchange rate regime where currencies were allowed to float freely and till this date. Currency exchange rate is the price at which foreign currencies can be converted to one another in the foreign exchange market at a given period. There are several factors which can affect currency rate at different time of the day, week, year or over the history of a currency. The foreign exchange market like a traditional market is majorly determined by Demand and Supply. Any other factor that is responsible for change in demand and supply is can also be considered as factor whi...

Chart Of Euro Vs. Canadian Dollar R etail foreign exchange trading   is a small segment of the larger foreign exchange market  where individuals speculate   on the exchange rate between different currencies. This segment has developed with the advent of dedicated electronic  trading platforms   and the internet, which allows individuals to access the global currency markets. In 2016, it was reported that retail foreign exchange trading represented 5.5% of the whole foreign exchange market ($282 billion in daily trading turnover). Prior to the development of forex trading platforms in the late 90s, forex trading was restricted to large financial institutions. It was the development of the internet, trading software, and forex brokers allowing trading on margins, that started the growth of retail trading. Today, traders are able to trade spot currencies with market makers on margin. This means they need to put down only a small percen...