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9780735201460

Trading in the Global Currency Markets

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    9780735201460

  • ISBN10:

    0735201463

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-07-01
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall Press
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Summary

(New York Institute of Finance) Text brings the complex machinations of the foreign currency markets to life, clearly and concisely analyzing the various currencies, market forces, and emerging technologies, and illuminating them with real-world examples and graphics. DLC: Foreign exchange market.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
What Is Foreign Exchange?
1(8)
Why Foreign Exchange Occurs
1(1)
Factors That Have Contributed to Foreign Exchange Volume Growth
2(7)
Historical Development of Foreign Exchange
9(14)
A Historical Perspective
9(2)
The Bretton Woods Accord
11(5)
Why the Bretton Woods Accord Failed
16(1)
After Bretton Woods
17(1)
The Free-Floating Foreign Exchange Markets
18(3)
An Overview of the Emerging Market Crisis in the 1990s
21(2)
The European Monetary Union
23(23)
Historical Background
23(3)
The European Monetary System
26(7)
Emergence of the Euro
33(5)
The European Central Bank (ECB)
38(6)
Conclusion
44(2)
Currency Characteristics
46(16)
The ISO Codes
46(1)
The U.S. Dollar
47(1)
The Euro
48(4)
The Japanese Yen
52(1)
The British Pound
53(1)
The Swiss Franc
54(2)
The Major Foreign Exchange Markets
56(1)
The Major Players
56(4)
Conclusion
60(2)
Foreign Exchange Risks
62(29)
Exchange Rate Risk
62(23)
Interest Rate Risk
85(1)
Credit Risk
86(3)
Country Risk
89(1)
Conclusion
90(1)
Central Banks
91(13)
The Federal Reserve
91(2)
The Federal Reserve's Role in Foreign Exchange
93(7)
An Overview of the Central Banks of the Other G-7 Countries
100(4)
Price Structure and Foreign Exchange Terminology
104(9)
Spot Market
104(1)
Forward Market
105(1)
Futures Market
105(1)
Foreign Exchange Terms
106(5)
Currency Fixings
111(2)
Corporate Trading
113(15)
The Role of Foreign Exchange for Corporations
113(1)
Types of Corporations
114(1)
Types of Exposure
114(5)
Hedging
119(4)
How Foreign Exchange Is Executed
123(3)
Different Points of View
126(2)
Foreign Exchange Settlement
128(21)
The Role of the Back Office
128(4)
SWIFT
132(2)
Advisory Bilateral Foreign Exchange Netting Service
134(1)
ACCORD
135(2)
CHIPS
137(2)
Conclusion
139(1)
Appendix
140(9)
Conducting Foreign Exchange Trading
149(15)
The Brokers' Market
149(7)
Direct Dealing
156(3)
Dealing Systems
159(3)
Matching Systems
162(2)
The Spot Market
164(15)
The Foreign Currency Spot Marketplace
165(4)
Profit and Loss
169(7)
Characteristics of a Spot Trader
176(1)
Conclusion
177(2)
The Forward Currency Market
179(29)
The Forward Foreign Currency Marketplace
179(1)
General Characteristics of the Forward Market
180(1)
The Forward Price
181(2)
Introduction to the Types of Forward Spreads
183(4)
Methods of Calculating the Forward Outright Prices
187(1)
The Interest Rate Differential
188(4)
The Maturity Dates
192(4)
Currency Forward Outright Deals
196(2)
Currency Swaps
198(1)
Trading Currency Swaps
199(3)
The Rollover or Tom/Next Swap
202(4)
Covered Interest Rate Arbitrage
206(2)
Currency Crosses
208(11)
The Cross Foreign Currency Marketplace
208(3)
Price Calculation
211(4)
Relative Strength of a Currency
215(1)
Trading Components
215(1)
Position Calculation
215(1)
Calculation of the Cross Profit and Loss
216(3)
Currency Futures
219(17)
The Currency Futures Marketplace
220(1)
The International Monetary Market
220(1)
Characteristics of Currency Futures
221(1)
The Look of Currency Futures
222(2)
Futures Market and Cash Market: Comparisons
224(2)
Margins
226(1)
Contract Size
227(1)
Floor Trading
227(1)
Trading Hours
228(3)
Mark-to-Market
231(1)
Arbitrage
231(1)
Exchange for Physical (EFP)
232(1)
Current Directions in the Futures Markets
233(1)
Regulation in the United States
234(1)
Conclusion
235(1)
Currency Options
236(35)
The Currency Options Marketplace
236(1)
Benefits of Trading Options
237(2)
Where Currency Options Are Traded
239(9)
Premium
248(1)
Theoretical Models: Factors Determining Option Price
249(18)
Option Pricing
267(4)
Major Option Strategies on Currencies
271(36)
Basic Strategies
271(7)
Compound Strategies
278(11)
Ratio Spreads
289(5)
Spreads with Both Options and Currency
294(2)
Exotic Options
296(8)
Average Options
304(1)
Conclusion
305(2)
Economic Fundamentals
307(36)
Economic Fundamentals
307(3)
Theories of Exchange Rate Determination
310(6)
Economic Indicators
316(6)
Industrial Sector Indicators
322(4)
Construction Data
326(1)
Inflation Indicators
327(5)
Balance of Payments
332(3)
Employment Indicators
335(2)
Consumer Spending Indicators
337(2)
Leading Indicators
339(2)
Conclusion
341(2)
Financial and Sociopolitical Factors
343(8)
The Role of Financial Factors
343(4)
Political Events
347(2)
Political Crises
349(1)
Conclusion
350(1)
Technical Analysis
351(33)
The Evolution of Technical Analysis
351(5)
Types of Charts: A Comparison
356(8)
Volume and Open Interest
364(14)
The Importance of the Long-Term Charts
378(3)
Percentage Retracements
381(3)
Trend Reversal Patterns
384(17)
Head-and-Shoulders
384(4)
Inverse Head-and-Shoulders
388(1)
Double Top
389(4)
Double Bottom
393(1)
Triple Top and Triple Bottom
393(2)
V-Formations (Spikes)
395(3)
Other Patterns
398(3)
Trend Continuation Patterns
401(15)
Flag Formation
401(2)
Pennant Formation
403(2)
Triangle Formation
405(6)
Wedge Formation
411(2)
Rectangle Formation
413(3)
Formations Unique to Bar Charts for Futures
416(7)
Gaps
416(5)
Island Reversals
421(1)
Key Reversal Days
421(2)
Point-and-Figure Charting
423(11)
Triple Tops and Bottoms
425(4)
Support and Resistance Lines
429(1)
Consolidation Formations
430(2)
The Horizontal Count
432(2)
Candlestick Charting
434(24)
Daily White Candlesticks
435(1)
Daily Black Candlesticks
436(2)
Daily Reversal Patterns
438(3)
Two-Day Candlestick Combinations
441(17)
Quantitative Trading Methods
458(7)
Moving Averages
458(3)
Trading Signals
461(4)
Oscillators and Studies
465(14)
Stochastics
465(2)
Moving Average Convergence-Divergence
467(2)
Momentum
469(1)
The Relative Strength Index (RSI)
470(1)
Other Oscillators
471(3)
Oscillators Wrap-Up
474(1)
Studies
474(5)
W.D. Gann Analysis
479(4)
The Cardinal Square
479(2)
The Squaring of Price and Time
481(1)
Geometric Angles
481(2)
The Elliott Wave
483(19)
Basics of Wave Analysis
483(3)
Impulse Waves-Variations
486(1)
Diagonal Triangles
487(3)
Failures (Truncated Fifths)
490(8)
Fibonacci Analysis
498(2)
Further Study
500(1)
Conclusion
500(2)
Glossary 502(27)
Appendix A 529(7)
Appendix B 536(5)
Bibliography 541(2)
Index 543

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