Into the Trading Zone

October 21st, 2009 by admin Leave a reply »

I am only an accounting staff in this factory so I really have idea what we will do when this factory starts to go into the trading zone. One thing I know that the owner of this factory will manage another type of business license and will apparently go on a good cooperation with some traders and investors. Does this mean that I will have more than one boss? I am puzzling myself. My Accounting Manager chooses me to stay with her in this meeting.

Trading Zone
Slowly I learn that in processing the new type of business, this factory will be guided by a trading company and I will be receiving forex signals through phone calls or internet. I am honestly still trying to find out what forex in this case means, but I don’t feel to ask about it to my manager or even to interrupt the meeting. What I apparently could do is to jot it down on a piece of paper.
Furthermore, my manager tells me also to be alert on the other ETF Trading signals. This time I encourage myself to ask raise a question; what is that ETF? Whispering slowly, she tells me that ETF stands for Exchange-Traded Fund and it is an investment means of trading on stock exchanges, much more like stocks. I see. I got it now and I start to understand why a position like this accounting people is needed here.

Another unusual term comes into the meeting table; futures trading signals. What are they? Unfortunately, this time she does not give me any comments. I just try to find out any related point of view of this system. Apparently, Futures trading is quite similar to Future Contract with tendency in finance rather than in purchasing or selling. The contract is then traded on a future exchange. It is more likely a type of derived stock systems. Well, that is all I could catch from what these big people are talking about. They seem to like talking and discussing things here and there, whilst I am looking at my wristwatch – it’s noon, where is the lunch box?

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