New to Forex Markets?

New to Forex Markets?

Forex is definitely one of the most exciting and profitable markets. If you want to join the elite and start investing you need to follow 5 very simple steps that will eventually lead yo to succes:

Self Study:
In order to start investing you need to study and observe the Forex market carefully so that you can make the right decisions when the time comes.
You can study the fundamental analysis to monitor the political and economic news’ effect on FX market.
Also the study of technical analysis is useful as it predicts the price movement based on past experience.
ForexGen offers a Training section developed specially for new traders .

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Trading Terminal

Trading Terminal

The Trade Terminal allows trading and controlling the opened positions in real-time. It can be accessed through the menu opens View - Terminal or by pressing the Ctrl + T key combination. The Trade Terminal button on the toolbar can also be used. The Trade Terminal can be dragged to anywhere on the screen .Account History Tab
The trade operations’ information is stored in the Accounts History tab.
News Tab
Real time streaming news, showed directly on the desktop ForexGen customers and demo users.

Alerts Tab
This tab contains information about any created alerts.
The alerts are generated for signaling events in the markets.
The trader can set up his own alerts and the client terminal will automatically inform the trader of the server event.

Mailbox Tab
The Mailbox is ForexGen internal mailing system which includes the information about the registration, account and system.

Experts Tab
The Experts tab contains the information about any attached expert, including opening / closing of positions, the modification of orders, the experts own messages, etc.

Journal Tab
The Journal tab contains a list of your actions within the current session.

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Forexgen Charts

Forexgen Charts


The Forex charts are the point of interest at ForexGen. Charts are a significant technical analysis tool for a trader that wants to perform successful trading. . Line Chart: The line chart is a graphical representation of the historical exchange rate of a certain currency pair in a given period of time. The line is established and drew according to the closing prices connection of the day.

• Bar Chart: The bar chart is a currency chart represents the currency price, forming vertical bars in a day (e.g. every 60 minutes). Each bar contains 4 ‘hooks’ .

• Candlestick Chart: The candlestick Forex charting is used to forecast the market. It represents OCHL prices as ‘candlesticks’ with a wick at each end. When the opening rate is higher than the closing rate the candlestick is ‘solid’.

•Point & figure charts: Point and figure patterns are essentially the same patterns found in bar charts but Xs and Os are used to market changes in price direction. In addition, point and figure charts make no use of time scales to indicate the particular day associated with certain price action.

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