Forex Day Trading - Why Us?
Forex Day Trading offers some unique services to
our investors and traders. Here are some:
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Managed Forex Account Webinar |
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Register for a live, managed forex account webinar with a professional money manager. For investors interested in managed accounts. |
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Free
Practical FX Trading Ebooks |
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Open
a mini account with $250 or more and receive our free mini trading e-book. Or open a standard
account with $5,000 or more and receive our practical
trading e-book designed by professionals. |
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Professionally
Managed FX Accounts |
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Might be appropriate for customers who don't have time to trade their
own account or want to add diversification to their investment portfolios. |
Forex Trading Advantages
Day trading the foreign exchange (forex or fx) market or the trading currencies has a number of advantages over stock and futures trading.
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Trading from Sunday to Friday |
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From Sunday at 5:00 PM EST to Friday at 4:30 PM EST. |
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Low
minimum investment |
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Day
trading currencies requires a lot less starting capital than day
trading stocks. You can start with $250 or more. |
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100:1
Leverage |
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Forex
trading offers greater buying power than day trading stocks,
which offers 4:1 max leverage (see Benefits & Risks of Leverage*** on the sidebar). |
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Small
Trading Spreads - Generally 3 Pips |
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Forex spreads as low as 3 pips on EURUSD. |
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Less Currencies to Trade |
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There are only a few major currencies in forex, whereas in the equities market there are tens of thousands of possible stocks to trade. |
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Free
trading program with real-time charts and news |
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Free,
online forex trading system with streaming, real-time
charts, news and commentary relevant to the currency market. |
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No
commission or transaction fees |
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Forex Day Trading and the FCM get compensated from bid/ask spread. |
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No trading restrictions in falling markets |
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There
are no restrictions to sell currencies short, unlike stocks which
have to be sold short on an uptick rule. (see Profit and Loss Potential* on the sidebar). |
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