CURRENCY TRADING

In currency trading, delivery refers to the actual exchange of the currency pairs at the agreed-upon exchange rate.

DELIVERY

In currency trading, delivery refers to the actual exchange of the currency pairs at the agreed-upon exchange rate.

Intraday trading in the forex market involves buying and selling currency pairs within the same trading day.

Objective: To profit from short-term fluctuations in currency prices.
Leverage: Traders can use leverage to control larger positions with a smaller amount of capital, which increases potential returns and risks.
Technical Analysis: Intraday traders often use technical indicators and charts to make trading decisions.
No Overnight Risk: Positions are closed by the end of the trading day, avoiding overnight exposure to market movements.

Currency options give traders the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a currency pair at a specific price before the option expires.

Call Options: Give the right to buy the currency pair.
Put Options: Give the right to sell the currency pair.
Hedging: Options can be used to hedge against adverse currency movements.
Speculation: Traders use options to speculate on future currency movements with limited risk.