How is Forex trading different from traditional securities and stock trading?
A. In general, Forex trading is usually a short-term investment strategy in relation to other investment vehicles. Trades may last a few minutes to several days with a short-term strategy or several months to several years with our long-term strategies. With a short-term strategy, the goal is to predict relatively small short-term moves in the market, compared to long-term growth investments like stocks, mutual funds, bonds, or long-term notes that may be redeemed at a future date. When comparing Robot with long-term strategies to other markets, the biggest difference is that in Forex trading, you can earn daily interest on your open positions based on your leveraged trade volume while most other markets don’t pay you any interest at all on your open trades. Over the course of a few years, this interest can accumulate to hundreds of percent depending on the interest rates and how much you are leveraged. For example, if you have $10,000, you could open 10 trades of $100,000 each ($1 mil