grep BTC last trading price from BTC-E, but u can change it.. they got em all
719.00
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A positional trade works like this: you buy the currency of a country that offers a high interest rate and sell the currency of a country that offers a low interest rate. Positional trades are profitable because the investor can make money on the difference in interest rates (spread) between the two currencies as you can see at https://justforex.com/education/forex-articles/best-forex-trading-strategies. They work because there is a constant movement of capital between countries. Interest rates are an important reason why some countries attract much more investment than others, these are countries with better growth prospects and therefore can afford to pay a higher interest rate.