Tuesday 11 January 2011

What is Forex: a fair opportunity to profit from currency rates or a scam arranged by brokers and dealing centers?

ForexMarket Leader informed

Is Forex a scam or a fair game at the interbank currency market?
It is one of the top discussed questions on the net. The internet portal called “The secrets of Masterforex-V trading” was among those who raised and developed the topic. The essence of numerous disputes on the matter can be reduced to the following issues:
·         Many traders have lost their deposited money trading with the very Forex brokers or dealing centers (DCs) and blame them for arranging “the Forex scam”.
·         In response to that the brokers/DCs say that 97% of traders lose at Forex. That is why it is the losing traders themselves that should be blamed for their losses, not the brokers or dealing centers. On the other hand, they say that all brokers/DCs are different, and that is why traders shouldn’t think that all of them are swindlers. There are both scam brokers and fair brokers providing services for many years.

How to tell a fair broker/DC from a scam one?

Masterforex-V Academy members offer their own methods of doing it basing of many years of successful trading:

Monday 10 January 2011

Investments – a Profitable and Reliable Source of Your Income!

Market Leader informed

 The modern world is amazingly wide and diverse. It has great prospects and horizons open to focused and talented people for personal development in different areas of professional activity. Investments are one of them.

Rapid economic development in the 20th century offered a host of very interesting areas and facilities for investment, from exotic investments to large-scale financial and economic projects. However, there is rueful statistics in the forex and other markets: the number of successful investors is negligible as compared to those who lost their lifetime savings in an attempt to make money on different investments. People invest money where and how they like and their decision-making is based only on personal preferences and motives and later lose the invested capital. What the investor needs to make professional investments decisions is not only good awareness but also an ability to independently evaluate the current situation and make forecasts.

Market of precious metals: where will the trend go?

goldMarket Leader informed

During the previous trading week the market of precious metals continued its bearish tendency.

The US Dollar was strong versus most global currencies. The EU unemployment rate in November reached 10.1%, confirming the forecasts. The European GDP in the 3rd quarter of 2010 was 1.9% higher, coming up to the expectations. The German trade balance in November made up 11.8B, lower than expected.

 

The downtrend of gold results from the following macroeconomic peculiarities: the US Dollar strengthens, the US economic recovery accelerates, investors leave the “heaven” precious-metal market for riskier assets (like currencies or stocks), making gold lose in value.

Gold was also undermined by the fears of more complicated speculative activities. Last week the gold sales were suspended by the employment change release. The private sector created only 113k new jobs in December against expected 200K. The only positive thing was a 0.4% decline in the unemployment rate from 9.8% to 9.4%.

Boeing – Global Leadership in Aviation and Space

Market Leader informed

Boeing (The Boeing Company) (NYSE: BA) is the largest aerospace company in the world. The company’s official website is at http://www.boeing.com. Its headquarters are in Chicago (Illinois).

Boeing’s history reflects the entire path of global aviation and astronautics.

The company was founded by William Boeing (1881-1956), graduate of Yale University. He worked in timber industry for some time to get rich and knowledgeable about wood structures. This appeared invaluable for further development and production of airplanes.
On 15 June 1916 William Boeing and George Konrad Westerwald sent the first ever B&W plane for a flight, and a month later they registered a new company, Pacific Aero Products. In 1917 its name was changed to Boeing Airplane Company.

In the 1920s Boeing Airplane Company made military and civilian aircraft used by the American armed forces. In 1928 Boeing Co. became part of United Aircraft & Transport Corporation which was reorganized into three companies in 1934 as a result of President Roosevelt’s antitrust laws - Boeing, United Aircraft and United Transport.

Boeing was involved in bomber manufacturing during the Second World War.
In the 1950s Boeing designed the first jet bomber, B-47 Stratojet, and B-52 Stratofortress, one of the symbols of the Cold War. On 15 July 1954 an experimental plan, Boeing 367-80, had its first flight. Later it showed the path for the 700 series of commercial Boeing jets.

Boeing today