Here are other markets other than the stock market for savvy investors as even the best forex trading gains pale in comparison to rapid stock growth. The first type is the futures market.
A futures market is a market in which people trade contracts for future delivery of securities such as government bonds, commodities such as gold or a barrel of oil in relation to the value of securities such as the value of the S&P 500 stock index in the cash market. The futures contract delivery date is a future time when the contract is scheduled to be settled by the exchange of cash for the contracted goods. Futures contracts traded on organized exchanges such as the Chicago Board of Trade and each contract is standardized in terms of delivery amounts, instruments and dates. The futures exchange guarantees contract negotiation through its auspices.

Given that the market is the options market. Option markets trade option contracts that call for conditional future delivery of a security, a commodity, or a futures contract. Option contracts call for one party called the option writer to perform a specific act if called upon by the option buyer or owner such as buying 100 shares of AT&T stock at a price of $80 per share on the third Friday in January 2015. Options contracts on securities are traded on major organized exchanges such as the Chicago Board of Exchange, the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, and the American Stock Exchange.

The other type of market is the foreign exchange market. Foreign exchange market is the market in which foreign currencies are bought and sold. Foreign currencies such as the British pound, Japanese yen, the euro or the Swiss franc traded against the US dollar or are traded against other foreign currencies. Foreign currencies are traded either for spot or for delivery over the counter at large virtual banks or investment banking firms. Paying heed to economic news is the one of the best forex trading tips that a trader can follow. Futures contracts for foreign currency are traded on organized exchanges such as the Chicago Mercantile exchange. So if you’re not happy losing you money in the stock market there are many other venues for you to throw your money at.