oussama94
05-28-2017, 18:52
In the ** market, profit potentials
exist in both bull and bear markets. Since currency trading always
involves buying one currency and selling another, there is no structural
bias to the market. Therefore, if you are long one currency, you are also
short another. As a result, profit potentials exist equally in both upwardtrending
and downward-trending markets. This is different from the equities
market, where most traders go long instead of short stocks, so the
general equity investment community tends to suffer in a bear market.
exist in both bull and bear markets. Since currency trading always
involves buying one currency and selling another, there is no structural
bias to the market. Therefore, if you are long one currency, you are also
short another. As a result, profit potentials exist equally in both upwardtrending
and downward-trending markets. This is different from the equities
market, where most traders go long instead of short stocks, so the
general equity investment community tends to suffer in a bear market.