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Forex Market Makers and Brokers
Let us say you wanted to go to Spain to do some real salsa lessons. In order for you to
transact in the country, you need to get your hands on some euros first by going through
a bank or the local foreign-currency exchange office. A market maker would take the
opposite side of your transaction; you have to agree to exchange your home currency for
euros at the price they set.
Like in all business transactions, there is a catch. In this case, it comes in the form of the
bid/ask spread.
You could say that market makers are the elementary building blocks of the foreign
exchange market.
Retail market makers basically make liquidity available by “repackaging” huge contract
sizes from wholesalers into bite-size chunks. Without them, it will be very challenging for
the average Joe to trade Forex.
Most of the various players’ use the market either to hedge (protect themselves) alternatively
speculate, which is to purely take the opportunity of making a profit. Ultimately, you will be
a speculator when you start trading.
And of course, there is also a choice to take physical delivery of the chosen product, or
not. This may seem like quite a negligible comment, but it turns out that it is the fact that
there are categories of different products that allow us the choice not to take physical
delivery; then we become true speculators.
Trading by not taking physical delivery means we need to buy and sell contracts, which
allow you to benefit for changes of that contract value, and this is determined by the all too
familiar EXCAHNGE rates. So we are then buying and selling contracts that are based on
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an underlying physical asset such as a currency, gold or silver.
Since you are not purchasing anything physical, this kind of trading can be puzzling.
Think of buying a currency as buying a share in a particular country, kind of like buying
stocks of a company. The price of the currency is a direct reflection of what the market
thinks about the current and future health of the country in question’s economy.
When you buy, say, the British Pound, you are basically buying a “share” in the British
economy. You are betting that it is doing well, and will even get better as time goes. Once
you sell those “shares” back to the market, hopefully, you will end up with a profit.
In general, the exchange rate of a currency against other currencies is a reflection on the
condition of that country’s economy, compared to other countries’ economies.
This is the world of speculation and unsurprisingly; we are not here to use the Forex
markets to travel, or the fulfillment of importing or exporting, but rather to work with ACM
Gold as a trading partner.
The chart below shows the ten most actively traded currencies.
The dollar is the most traded currency, taking up 84.9% of all transactions. The euro’s
share is second at 39.1%, while that of the yen is third at 19.0%. As you can see, most of
the major currencies are controlling the top spots on this list!
Because two currencies are involved in each transaction, the sum of the percentage
shares of individual currencies totals 200% instead of 100%.
The chart above shows just how often the U.S. dollar is traded in the Forex market. It is
on one side of a ridiculous 84.9% of all reported transactions!
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