Do you think that forex trading will end?

In 2013 it had been speculated that volume from retail foreign exchange trading represents 5 percent of the whole foreign exchange market which amounts to $250 billion in daily trading turnover.

Question number 3 answered by Wikipedia:

1996 saw the first generation of forex online trading platforms based on the internet. These allowed both the foreign exchange and customer markets to flourish. The web-technology allowed retail foreign exchange trading to foster easy and fast ways for customers to access the markets and the currency pairs while making trades from their own computers.

Question 1 & 1.1 answered on fxkeys.com

Most people think that the currency market (forex) is closed during the weekend, but this is not true. It is only closed to retails traders, but it is always open for the central banks and the related organizations. Currency transactions are always done electronically and can not be stopped even for one second. When the market is open and buying and selling are ongoing, then the price also goes up and down, because the price changes based on the supply and demand, and when there is supply and demand, the price changes also.

That is why when the market opens to the retails traders on Sunday afternoon at 5pm EST, the price has a visible difference compared to the level it was closed on Friday afternoon. If the price opens higher than the Friday afternoon price, we will have a gap up. If it opens lower than the Friday afternoon price, we will have a gap down.

1.1 : Brokers do not allow retail trading on weekends.

It will continue as long as brokers and any business that feeds off of this industry make money
the question to ask is: "can a profit be made selling shovels to gold diggers?"

Thats a good answer regrading the retail segment.

I think the forex never ends
This trade capital market
the same thing as other business
If can someday ending the capitalist system
If banks are closed
maybe then it may be possible....

Ok ok thanks.

1.2

Except, of course, its primarily the banks who are the major movers of the currency markets. Hence, when theyre closed, its natural that everyone else, including forex brokers, follow suit. Come on, even bankers need a holiday, right? As a result, forex brokers shut down for a few days.

From financemagnates.com

ANY other days?

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