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AdSense may be one of the fastest and easiest ways to monetize traffic to your web site whether you have products or services for sale or you simply provide free content to your visitors. Simply stated, Google AdSense enables website operators to place some code on their site that connects to Google’s ad server content database and pulls keyword-relevant advertising onto the web pages. The webmaster gets paid a percentage of the fee that Google receives from the advertiser every time a visitor clicks on an ad. There is no charge for the webmaster to participate in AdSense. All costs are covered by the advertiser who participates in the AdSense sister program called AdWords. Google’s sends out digital “robots” which use proprietary algorithms to parse the host web page and analyze the content in an effort to determine what keywords are relevant. It reports its findings back to Google’s ad server which then serves ads matching those keywords. Given that the entire process is automated, the “ad robots” do a pretty good job of getting the advertising content right most of the time. The History of Google AdSense Google AdSense has its roots in the old “Google Content-Targeted Advertising” program which they introduced back in March of 2003. Although this program was similar in concept to AdSense, there was no automated way of participating. Each webmaster negotiated a deal directly with Google, and websites that served less than 20 million page views per month were not welcome to participate. As Google grew, they began to see how much money they were leaving on the table by excluding the smaller sites, which greatly outnumbered the sites serving over 20 million hits that were willing to serve other people’s ads. Their answer to that problem was AdSense which has no minimum traffic requirements and is open to all sites meeting Google’s content and decency requirements.

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Forex Trading

As our continuing effort to open new avenues of making money, we would like to introduce you to Forex trading. The term Forex means Foreign Exchange. It is a killer considering to other money making ideas. If you are hearing this word or opportunity for the first time, this is one opportunity you would like to learn. Here we are providing information on how to make money from Forex for beginners.

Foreign exchange market is one market which never closes. You can keep in touch with your investments throughout the day, 24hours. Forex market has transactions of over 3.2 trillion dollars per day. The figure itself is nearly 30 times higher than the transactions carried on share markets in US.

If you are a beginner you must learn Forex before beginning to trade Forex. Learning FX is very easy with easy to learn information provided here. What is Forex?

Forex is the foreign exchange market. You make money here by buying and selling foreign currencies. Unlike share market here you trade with some restrictions and regulations. There are new set of rules and regulations for Forex trading. In Forex market trading happens in pairs with USD usually work as a base currency. Here buying and selling happens at the same time. You exchange the currency you are selling with the currency you buy. Currency is traded in pairs. Euro/US Dollar (EURO/USD) or US Dollar/ Swiss franc. Most of the trading happens in the major currencies like USD/ Euro/ Swiss Franc, Canadian and Australian Dollar and Japanese Yen etc.

Why Forex?

Forex is a money making opportunity because of the following advantages.

Unlike stock market, which has a particular timing for the transactions to takes place, we can in FX market respond to the happenings around us that may affect Forex market immediately as and when they happen.

It has a high leverage Margin

Forex market has high leverage margin. Forex traders often offer trade margin of 50:1, 100:1. 150:1 and sometimes 200:1. It gives you a great opportunity to trade big volumes with smaller investments. For example if you have invested 1000usd you can with a 100:1 margin trade up to 100000usd.

USD Falling after FOMC Statement

The U.S. dollar dropped against the euro, pound and yen today after the Federal Reserve left the interest rate unchanged and released a statement showing no substantial signs that the rate can be raised by the end of the year.

As the majority of the market analysts expected, the Federal Open Market Committee left the federal funds rate at 2.00 percent at this meeting. The main question was the statement and the signals for the further rate hikes. The Forex market expected some strong signs that the rate will be increased soon. As the statement failed to meet these expectations, the market reacted with a fast and volatile dollar’s depreciation against the other currencies.

Although the Fed noted that the economic growth is probably going to expand and there are risks of uncertainty regarding the inflation, the statement missed any notions that usually predate the rate hikes. The only positive signal for the dollar bulls was one vote against this decision (Richard W. Fisher preferred to increase the rate):

The Committee expects inflation to moderate later this year and next year. However, in light of the continued increases in the prices of energy and some other commodities and the elevated state of some indicators of inflation expectations, uncertainty about the inflation outlook remains high.

EUR/USD went up today from 1.5571 to 1.5675 as of 19:45 GMT with a daily high at 1.5587. GBP/USD increased from 1.9709 to 1.9753, while USD/JPY went down 107.81 107.74 even with a falling yen.

NZD Headed for Weekly Loss

The New Zealand dollar continued to lose against other currencies today (except the U.S. dollar) as the economy contracted in the first quarter and the expectations that the central bank will cut the interest rate rose.

Although, the New Zealand currency is rising today against the U.S. dollar, it’s still going down sharply against the yen, euro, and Australian dollars. It will probably end the week in the negative zone against those three currencies.

The gross domestic product fell 0.3 percent in the first quarter of 2008 in New Zealand showing that the 8.25 percent interest rate is pressing hard on the country’s economy. Output contraction may play a significant role at the next Reserve Bank of New Zealand monetary policy meeting.

Currency analysts now await at least 1 percent rate cut by the end of this year. Last several years high interest rate was one of the major reasons for NZD’s attractiveness on the currency market.

NZD/USD started the week at 0.7607 and is now trading at 0.7592 as of 9:22 GMT, it would be a deepr drop if not for today’s growth for about 45 pips. NZD/JPY opened at 81.52 this week and is closing near 80.65. AUD/NZD rose from 1.2528 to 1.2660 this week reaching its highest peak since July 2001.

Swiss Libor Rate Unchanged at 2.75%

Swiss National Bank chose to keep the national three-month Libor (interest rate) unchanged at 2.75% after it was increased by 0.25% back in September 2007. After this announcement Swiss franc gained a little against all other major currencies except the Japanese yen.

The reason to stop increasing the interest rates further came from two sides: first, Swiss National Bank (SNB) is expecting that GDP growth will be slowed down by the global instability - the fact that wasn’t foreseen in the September economy outlook; second, inflation rate is slowing down, which removes any fundamental base for another rate hike.

With the inflation rate at the expected 0.7% rate for 2007, SNB now has nothing to worry about - over-regulating something that is working fine is not a job for central banks:

The expected downturn in economic growth will result in an improved inflation outlook for 2009 and 2010. However, rising oil prices will temporarily push up inflation in the first half of 2008. Assuming that the three-month Libor remains unchanged at 2.75%, the National Bank expects an average annual inflation rate of 0.7% in 2007, 1.7% in 2008 and 1.5% in 2009. After having passed its peak in the first half of 2008, inflation is likely to stabilise below 2%.

This rate decision wasn’t a surprise for analysts and helped CHF to gain against other currencies. Only Japanese yen, which is growing after the Nikkei Index fell down by more than 2% today, showed more power against franc, gaining almost 0.5% against Swiss currency.

Dollar at 2-Month Minimum versus Euro

The U.S. dollar reached its lowest value against the European currency in more than two months today as the traders are waiting ADP report on the June jobs dynamics and expect it to show a first decline in four months.

Automatic Data Processing, Inc. reports on the employment in the non-farm private business sector each month, relying on the private data of its business clients. June report will be released today at 12:15 GMT and the median analysts’ forecast is a decline by 20k after 40k gain in May.

The dollar also declined against the Australian currency today as the macroeconomic statistics there pushed the AUD rate higher against almost all other currencies. Despite loses against euro, Australian and New Zealand dollars, USD managed to grow against the Great Britain pound today as the Bank of England will probably abstain from increasing the rates and may even cut the interest rate during its next meeting on July 10.

Although the dollar is trading quite low this week and is experiencing a downside daily trend against euro since June 16, in a longer term period the EUR/USD pair is still going sideways. The approach of the period’s maximum levels may trigger the sell-out on the pair by the range speculators.

EUR/USD went up today from 1.5793 to 1.5813 as of 8:26 GMT with a maximum at 1.5849 (the highest level since April 24). GBP/USD dropped 1.9953 to 1.9894, while AUD/USD rose from 0.9551 to 0.9608.

Bank Indonesia Raises Borrowing Costs

The Bank Indonesia increased the interest rates today for its third meeting in a row to efficiently fight the accelerating inflation caused by the growing food and oil prices.

The central bank voted for the interest rate to be raised from 8.5 percent to 8.75 percent. The only reason the government wants to hold the rates that high, despite the unpopularity of such measures, is the fastest price growth in Indonesia in the last 21months.

Although the rate of the Indonesian rupiah remains quite steady against the U.S. dollar since April this year, the USD/IDR rate may experience some decline, as this interest rate hike may cause more investors to secure their assets in the Indonesian currencies and get a higher yield.

The rate increase wasn’t a surprise for the market analysts — the growing fuels costs cause protests by the transportation workers world-wide and Indonesia isn’t the exception. Despite the fact that the high borrowing costs may hurt the position of the current President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on the general elections next year, the inflation remains the central bank’s main priority.

NZD Risks Falling Low against Yen

According to the analysts from Citigroup Global Markets Inc., the New Zealand dollar may experience the lowest value against the Japanese yen in more than 10 month if it closes below the current triangle pattern support line.

NZD/JPY currency pair is supported at 79.97 level, where the ascending trendline of the triangle pattern is clearly visible on the weekly chart. The descending trendline of a triangle starts from the highest point of the week of July 22, 2008, while the ascending trendline starts from the lowest point of the week of August 12, 2008.

The weekly close below the support trendline at 79.97 will trigger strong downtrend on the NZD/JPY pair, which may last to the March low near 76.71 and if that level is broken to the lowest point of the triangle near 74.26.

The currency pair opened at 80.74 today and is traded near 80.73 as of 7:44 GMT. This weekly loss is also negligible as the week opened at 80.75. Last week NZD/JPY lost almost 1 percent.

Dollar Continues Friday’s Growth

The U.S. dollar continued to grow today during the Asian trading session as the traders followed the Friday’s trend and are now expecting some hawkish commentaries from the next Ben Bernanke’s speech.

Despite the weak report on the employment situation, which was released last Friday, the investors saw it as a rather positive signal and switched to buying the dollar, which lead to the new weekly minimums on EUR/USD.

Dollar growth against the euro, the Japanese yen and British pound stimulated the fall on the oil market today. But some market analysts expect the EUR/USD rate to return to the high levels of the last Thursday near 1.5760 later today.

Ben Bernanke, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, will be delivering a speech at Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation?s Forum on Mortgage Lending to Low and Moderate Income Households tomorrow. Traders expect that his commentary may have some positive effect on the U.S. currency.

EUR/USD fell down from 1.5691 to 1.5661 as of 10:54 GMT today, but the lowest daily value was at as low as 1.5611, which is the lowest level since June 25. USD/JPY opened at 106.81 today and rose to 107.44, while the daily maximum is already at 107.70

Australian Dollar Fell on Less Home-Loans

The Australian dollar declined today on Forex during the Asian trading session after the report on home-loans showed a massive decline in the sector and the consumer sentiment index dropped to its lowest level since 1992.

The Aussie (a nickname for the Australian currency) declined against all other major currencies including the U.S. dollar, the yen and the New Zealand dollar today. Traders were giving up their last hope that the country’s central bank will go for at least one interest rate increase by the end of the year.

The report by the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed that the residential home-loans declined 7.9 percent in May. Experts expected only 2 percent drop and such a fast decline is a very bad signal for the Australian economy and currency.

The Westpac Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment fell 6.7 percent in July — from 84.7 to 79.0. Now the index stands at its 16-year lowest value. This unexpected fall followed a 5.6% decline last month. The most probable explanation for such a sharp fall in the index this month could be high oil and gas prices.

AUD/USD declined from 0.9532 to 0.9519 today as of 11:07 GMT, the daily minimum was at 0.9475. AUD/JPY went down from 102.38 to 102.20 with daily minimum at 101.78. AUD/NZD shows the largest daily drop since June 12 — from 1.2664 to 1.2609, with a daily low at 1.2585.

Chinese Yuan at New High vs. Dollar

The Chinese yuan continued its general appreciation trend today and rose against the U.S. dollar and other major currencies as the traders believed that the central bank will continue to use stronger yuan in its anti-inflation policy.

As the inflation soared to 8.1 percent annual rate in the first five months of the year, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has already said this month that battling the accelerating inflation is a government’s current main objective. Yuan’s appreciation against the dollar reached 2.1 percent in the past three months.

Market analysts expect China to continue to push forward the yuan’s rate against the U.S. dollar, but they expect the growth to be less straightforward — with more frequent fluctuations of the rate. The average expected rate range by the end of the year is 6.40-6.60 yuan per dollar.

Today USD/CNY pair dropped down from 6.8570 to 6.8464 in Shanghai Forex trading. The daily minimum was at 6.8456 — it’s the lowest level for the currency pair since the end of the yuan’s peg to dollar in 2005.