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The time that a trader will occupy a position is highly arbitrary and is dependent upon the strategies that he follows through out the trading. It is also important to note the fluctuations in the currency and stock values. Another important type of trading which we’ll come across when we are trading in forex stock trading is Margin Trading. Margin Trading is where traders trade with borrowed amounts. It allows traders to start trading with lesser capitals than what is normally allowed. It reduces the overhead expenses of having to transfer money and enables the traders to open there positions with lesser amounts of U.S dollars thus buying and selling other currencies. In forex and stock trades it is not necessary to actually buy some currencies to sell it later. It is enough for the traders to actually open the positions for buying and selling without having any.
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GOLD AND SILVER: Gold leapt to a record high $1,032.70 on Monday before heading lower as traders banked gains.
'Deepening woes in the global financial system triggered rampant safe-haven buying of gold and silver, with gold testing above 1,030 dollars per ounce,' said James Moore, an analyst at TheBullionDesk.com.
Towards the end of the week, however, gold plunged in value as traders fretted over long-term demand.
The metal was also sold off as after the US Federal Reserve cut American interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point. That was less than expected and gave a boost to the US dollar.
'Following the less-than-expected Fed rate cut and the bounce in the dollar, heavy profit-taking emerged ahead of the long weekend,' said Barclays Capital analysts.
On the London Bullion Market, gold tumbled to $925.75 per ounce at Thursday's late fixing, down from $1,003.50 on Friday of the previous week.
Silver sank to $17.53 per ounce from $21.07.
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