FXToday The latest FX analysis
Help for traders
FXToday trading signals guide
To make best use of this site, it is important to have a clear understanding of the site and how the trading signals work in practice. This will make it much easier to understand the mechanics of individual trades and how to maximise profits. We have produced a guide to the FXToday signals explaining, for example, the workings of signals, entry points, take profits targets and stop losses relating to the FXToday site. This guide is available for just US$19.95.
To buy the guide, please click on the Paypal link below.
The guide is sent free of charge when taking out a Premium subscription. Please click on Premium Market subscription for full details.
Global markets data guide - with free support
Every day the markets are filled with economic data reports from the major economies, but what do they mean? Do you know your ISM from your PMI? Which is more important, GDP or retail sales? What data is relevant and what information can be disregarded? Data releases can have a major impact; the July US payroll report, for example, triggered a 200 basis point dollar decline against the Euro. Don’t be in the dark as the FXToday data guide can give you a full understanding of what the statistics mean and give you an early warning of what to look out for.
Free E-mail support: We also offer free E-mail support for any questions you have in the first week following you purchase.
The global markets data guide is currently available at a special price of just US$19.99.
To buy through Paypal, please click on the buy now button below. The report will be sent by E-mail.
Alternatively, if you are unable to pay through Paypal, please click on the Clickbank link below to pay securely by credit card for US$19.99 (+ local taxes if relevant).
Click here to buy the global data guide through Clickbank
Order you copy now and gain an edge in the currency markets.
Fundamental guide to the currency markets - with free support
What drives currency markets and why do currencies move against each other. This guide provides the answers to these questions and looks at the workings of the currency markets without resorting to technical language. This is essential information for all of those involved in the currency markets.
This guide is available for just US$24.99 and also provides free E-mail support to any questions that you have for the first week after your subscription.
To receive your copy for just US$24.99, please click on the Paypal button below to pay securely by credit card. The report will be sent by E-mail.
Important notice: Forex Lovers website (www.forexlovers.com)
This site has sold access to our signals without permission. Do not pay them any money for the signals, they are genuinely available only through FXToday.
Bid/offer currency spreads
What are they? All Forex brokers will quote a bid and offer price for the currency pairs. For example EUR/US$ could be quoted at 1.2080/1.2083. You can buy EUR at 1.2083 and sell at 1.2080. The brokers generate their revenue from the difference between the two prices.
What spreads should you expect? The table below shows you the spreads on the main currency pairs that should be available at major Forex brokers. If you can's get these or better from your broker, look elsewhere!
| Currency | Spreads |
| EUR/US$ | 2/3 pips |
| US$/JPY | 3 pips |
| US$/CHF | 3/4 pips |
| GBP/US$ | 2/3 pips |
| AUD/US$ | 4 pips |
| NZD/US$ | 5 pips |
| US$/CAD | 4 pips |
| EUR/GBP | 4 pips |
| EUR/CHF | 5 pips |
| EUR/JPY | 4 pips |