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Foreign exchange trading FX trades Foreign exchange (FX or forex) trading is when you buy and sell foreign currencies to try to make a profit. This webpage outlines the risks of this strategy. Before you put your money on the line, you should find out how forex markets and trading works, do extensive research and consider getting professional financial advice. What is forex trading? Foreign exchange trading is when you attempt to generate a profit by speculating on the value of one currency compared to another. Foreign currencies can be traded because the value of a currency will fluctuate, or its exchange rate value will change, when compared to other currencies. FX trading is normally conducted through 'margin trading', where a small collateral deposit worth a percentage of a total trade's value, is required to trade. Risks of foreign exchange trading Most FX trading products are highly leveraged. This means you only have to pay a fraction (for example, 0.5%) of the value of your trade up-front, but you are still responsible for the full amount of the trade. Foreign exchange trading is also very risky because: There are significant investment risks as currency fluctuations may move against you, causing you to lose money. Exchange rates are very volatile - they tend to move around a lot even within very short periods of time. Markets are open 24 hours a day 6 days a week (due to time zones), so you need to devote a lot of time to tracking your investment Currency markets are extremely difficult to predict because so many factors affect exchange rates Because most FX products are highly leveraged, even small market movements can have a big impact Risk management systems such as stop loss orders, will only give you limited protection by capping your losses. You may have to pay a premium price to guarantee your stop loss order. Read what the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has to say about foreign currency trading fraud.