I was under the impression that one could trade USDX just like trading any other pair. Now, it's just an indicator on other pairs? I've misunderstood something, somewhere.
What that page fails to do is explain, in laymen's terms, what you're looking at and how to interpret it so let's start there.
What and How?
Maybe I wasn't clear enough. What am I looking at on this indicator. How am I to interpret the info being displayed. Not a history lesson but a "how to" on the indicator?
Found this video online today, dealing with USDX. Why is a Forex "basket" only in Futures market? Why isn't it retained in the Forex market? I'd like to trade as it's portrayed in this video but nothing available to "hand walk" one into it. Plus, he's using a nifty little display that monitors each traded currency on the left of his screen. I guess I've gotta find that missed "lesson" on the web. LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=lb_oy3xfdws
The problem is that they won't offer it to you if you are US citizen/resident as CFDs are illegal in the USA.
And what about FXSol? Any success with them? Try their UK division.I've lived in Guadalajara, Jalisco, MX now for the last 12 years. While a US ex-pat, they'd only have my name to go by. All ID provided was Mxn.