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Safe as houses? Not if you live in Australia

According to Jonathan Tepper, one of the world’s experts in housing bubbles, Australia is experiencing the biggest property bubble in history. It has lasted 55 years and seen prices increase 6556% since 1961. “It is the only country we know of where middle-class houses are auctioned like paintings,” he observed recently. 

When it crashes it’s likely to bring Australia’s economy crashing down with it, as it’s the only sector which has driven GDP growth of late. It’s one of those rare opportunities traders relish because the volatility in the market will be big and significantly increases the chance of being able to make a huge gain from an investment. 

You can thank State and Federal governments for this opportunity. They have done everything they can to fuel the housing market in an effort to boost Australia’s economy and offset the decline in the value and volume of its chief exports iron ore and coal. The growth of the economy has provided governments with a source of tax revenue and proof to voters that their policies result in economic success. 

The Australian media has also been complicit in the perpetuation of the property bubble. Objective reporting on property has disappeared because the Murdoch and Fairfax duopoly, which controls media output in the country, have been protecting their only major growth profit centres realestate.com.au and Domain the country’s two largest real estate portals. 

Headlines celebrating a 26-year-old train driver who services the debt on five million dollars worth of property with his salary and rental income have become commonplace, with hordes of others being similarly celebrated for their achievements. 

The formula for success which has enabled individuals on modest incomes to gain ownership of seven figure property portfolios comes through the black magic of cross-collateralised residential mortgages, where Australian banks allow the unrealised capital gain of one property to secure financing to purchase another property. 

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Trading share CFDs

Explore opportunities on the most important global markets such as US as well as rising markets in Europe, Asia and beyond. Develop your positions, hedge your risks and use your portfolio as security for cross-asset-class trading, all from one account and the same innovative platform, with effective, dynamic technological tools that allow you to be in control. A contract for difference (CFD) is a common form of derivative trading. CFD trading allows you to speculate on the rising or falling prices of fast-moving global financial markets such as shares, indices, commodities, currencies etc.
Why trade share CFDs?

Research & analysis tools

Our powerful technology allows you to manage your assets wisely. We provide effective research tools such as stock screener, charting features, fundamental and technical analysis, calendars, and access to in-house and third party analyses in order to give you the essential information to make your decisions.

Dependability

Technological expertise demands dependable control. Our track record of helping our clients succeed is the foundation on which you can build your success.

Global access

Select shares from dozens of markets in the US, Europe and Asia. Research shares directly in your platform and execute trades instantly. With FXB Trading’s global market access, you do not have to lose any opportunities.

Extensive range of shares

FXB Trading offers an extensive range of shares for different types of traders and market strategies.

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Connect to the FXB Trading VPS
When you apply for complimentary access to our VPS or request a monthly subscription, we’ll provide you with everything you need to activate your Virtual Private Server. Simply contact FXB Trading Support for more information:

STEP 1
On your PC, click the ‘Start’ icon on the taskbar and type “Remote Desktop Connection” in the search box.
Click on ‘Remote Desktop Connection’ in the search results.
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STEP 2
In the pop-up window that appears, type the FXB Trading VPS IP address that we provided you with and click the ‘Connect’ button.
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STEP 3
If you are connecting to the FXB Trading VPS for the first time, you may be asked to confirm that you want to connect.
This is a security measure designed to protect you.
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A step-by-step guide on how to start trading

Trading can be an exciting way to earn an additional income. However, before you start trading you need to learn a few things. Knowing what to expect, what tools you need, and a few techniques will help prepare you so your entry into trading is as smooth as possible. The following things need to be considered before you start trading:

1. Getting to know the market

Traders can trade within many different markets which include the stock market, forex market, options market, and Contract for Difference (CFD) markets.

The stock market involves buying/selling shares of a company. The forex market is the largest market in the world and involves the exchange of one currency for another. The options market allows participants to undertake positions in the derivative of an asset, so the option is not ownership of an underlying asset. The contract for difference (CFD) market allows traders to speculate on the rising or falling prices of instruments such as currencies, shares, indices, and commodities.

When a market is moving downwards, it’s called a bear market. You can take advantage of this through ’short selling’ which involves selling assets or (derivative) you do not own in the hope of buying them back at a lower price in the future. The difference is your profit.

Short selling can be very risky as your losses are unlimited and you could lose more money than you actually have in your trading account. This is because the shares could rise so you would have to cover the difference. Therefore, short selling is not advisable for novice traders.

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The financial advice you wish you’d received at 18

Good financial advice is priceless, and the sooner you get it and apply it the better off in life you’ll be.

Today’s 18-year-olds who are preparing to go to university do so knowing that they are going to rack up a sizeable amount of debt by the time they graduate.

Has anyone sat down with them and fully explained the impact debt has on their life?

Advice about the benefits of getting a good education are echoed everywhere but strangely enough young people get little formal advice about financial planning through regular education channels. Aside from what they hear from their parents, who aren’t always the best at giving guidance on money management, they learn by experience.

The internet offers lots of financial advice in return for a few keystrokes and a couple of clicks but there’s so much out there and much of it is confusing and contradictory.

The financial challenges faced today make being engaged with the world of money more important than ever. Job security is something we reference in history books, banks are a very different entity to what they once were and the world is evolving at a far greater pace than it has ever done in the past and these changes are impacting more people, more quickly than ever before.

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The app provides buy/sell signals, live rates, and real-time market updates, all in one easy-to-use interface.

Receive forex signals notifications on your device and never lose an opportunity. Each signal will tell you the best time and best price to enter and exit trades (buy entry or sell entry, take profit and stop loss values). Our expert team is available to offer support in order to optimise your earning potential.

Get the tools used by professional traders in one convenient and functional app by downloading our Trading analysis app.
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You can now fund your FXB Trading account with Skrill

Traders can now use Skrill to fund their trading on FXB Trading which means they'll no longer have to enter their credit card details when making a transaction

Deposits

  • Login to your Member Area
  • Navigate to ‘Deposit Funds’
  • Choose your preferred fund withdrawal with Skrill
  • Submit your request. It’s that simple.

WITHDRAW

  • Login to your Member Area
  • Navigate to ‘Withdraw Funds’
  • Choose your preferred payment method with Skrill
  • Submit your request. It’s that simple

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Account comparison
FXB Trading offers a wide range of account types to suit the trading preferences of all types of traders. Have a look at our accounts, and if you have any questions, please get in touch with our support team by live chat or email [email protected]

*Minimum deposit amounts are quoted in USD. Deposits made using other currencies will be subject to the prevailing exchange rate and must satisfy the minimum USD deposit amount stated.

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Learn to read between the lines to make better trades

So, you’ve got the trading bug. You’ve made your first profits – albeit modest – by making safe trades. 

There are riskier trading strategies that can earn bigger profits. You know about them, you’ve been warned about them, and you’re not interested because the downside is too great. 

So how do top traders end up making so much more money? 

It’s not by taking bigger risks. 

Profitable traders earn more because they’re better at predicting and understanding how markets react to news and economic data. They read between the lines of the constant stream of information that is available on trading platforms to make more profitable judgements. 

The best traders use information to make a trade before the trend becomes visible to others. 

For profitable traders, breaking news stories and economic data is information to be deciphered into factors that can affect the market. 

It’s not easy. If it was everyone would do it. But it’s far from impossible, and can be learned. 

Understanding economic performance and what affects it is an area that profitable traders excel. 

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Refer a Friend to FXB Trading

Receive up to $250 for every friend you refer

Are you enjoying your FXB Trading experience? Do you want to be rewarded for spreading the positive feedback?

Refer FXB Trading to friends and family. If they open and fund a live account, you can earn up to $250* cash deposit! You can refer as many friends and contacts as you wish. There is no limit to the number of new traders you can recommend, so you can keep earning.

How to refer a friend
Simply refer a friend, who is not our client, to FXB and we will continue from there. When your friend opens a live account, you will automatically receive up to $250* in your account.

If you are an existing client, tell your friend to use the referral link while completing the registration form or just send us your friend’s name, email and phone number to [email protected]

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Release your power on FXB account

FXB Trading goes above and beyond to give you and all our traders the trading tools, services and conditions you need to succeed.

- Leverage 1:500
- Spread 0.0
- Instruments 250+
- ZERO fees on deposits
- No re-quotes or rejections
- Negative Balance Protection
- Hedging, scalping and trading the news is allowed

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Wise Trading Words from Pro Traders

Ever wonder how professional traders deal with the ups and downs of forex trading? Here’s a glimpse …
The most successful traders view forex trading as a game of possibilities. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. In fact, there are occasions in every trader’s career when a losing streak can seem to go on forever. Losses happen, but what sets successful traders apart is the way they deal with the ups and downs of the markets!

If you are at the point in your trading career where you just feel like quitting, take heart … All successful traders went through what you are feeling, but overcame their doubts to become seasoned traders. They still lose some trades, but they understand that losses go with the territory and all that matters at the end of the day is that your profits far outweigh any losses you make.
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FXB Trading MT4 Mobile

FXB Trading MT4 Mobile
Trade on-the-go with FXB Trading MT4 mobile trading apps for Android and iOS. The worldÂ’s leading platform, MetaTrader 4, offers feature-rich functionality that frees you from the confines of your desktop and gives you the option to trade anywhere, anytime. Monitor open positions, respond quickly to market movements and analyse opportunities directly from your iPhone, iPad or Android devices.

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Strategies for Successful Trading Decisions Going Short or Long

The Forex market is quickly becoming the focus of attention for millions of new entrants as a result of its unique advantages. A large number of people have learnt how to make clever investment choices in order to take advantage of the market. Two strategies in Forex are going long and going short – once you understand these two strategies you will be able to make important decisions in order to be profitable. The two main strategies will be examined below.

Going Short

This trading strategy is when the base currency is sold in order to buy it at a later stage when the price begins to fall, resulting in a return from the transaction. For example, if the current GBP/USD is 1.5345 meaning we pay 1.5345 Dollars for one Pound Sterling, and we have $1000 dollars, we would sell the Dollars in order to purchase the Pound Sterling. This is carried out when the cost is expected to fall again in a short period of time. When the price GBP/USD falls to 1.5350, this means that more Dollars can be purchased with the same amount of Pounds that were obtained at the start. The additional dollars can be kept as profit which were earned by considering the dollar as the base currency.

Risk in Short Position

As with all financial markets, forex involves the same amount of risk. If the prices go in the exact opposite direction than originally expected, there will be a loss instead of a profit. For example, if the GBP/USD goes to 1.5340, you would not even get the same amount of Dollars that you sold initially. This strategy is only profitable if prices drop.

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