Instructions
Step1
Research the currencies you are interested in trading. Some of the factors that influence a country's currency exchange rate are central-bank interest 
Step2
Establish a trading plan for investing in a foreign 
Step3
Educate yourself on FOREX 
Step4
Like traditional stock trading, to participate in FOREX trading, you will have to establish a FOREX account. Once you establish an account, you will have access to what is called a trading platform (Ex: FOREXTrader at Forex.com). Step5
To make a trade, select the currency pair you want to trade. The major currencies (US Dollar, Japanese Yen, Euro, British Pound, Swiss Franc, Canadian Dollar and Australian Dollar) make up the majority of FOREX trading, though it is possible to trade other currencies. Step6
Buy Euros with Dollars. As an example, say you want to trade EUR/USD (buy Euros with Dollars). The current rate given by your trading platform is 1.4616/19. This means that you can buy 1 euro for 1.4619 dollars or sell 1 dollar for 1.4616 euros. If you think the Euro will rise against the dollar, you would buy Euros (sell dollars) and then wait for the exchange rate to rise (hopefully!). If it does, you then can sell your Euros (buy back dollars), and realize the difference as profit. Step7
Watch your trades carefully. FOREX trading is characterized by liquidity, so it can be volatile. It is important to watch the daily trades carefully. Know your goals and strategies to make sure your trading isn't ruled by your emotions. Step8
Remember that foreign currencies are not very useful outside of the country where it is accepted. In other words, you can't use pesos to go shopping in New York. Make sure you keep enough of your assets in your national currency to cover your expenses. 
