Compression forex vs stocks and forex vs futures market in Urdu/Hindi



Compression forex vs stocks and forex vs futures market 24-Hour Market The forex market is a seamless 24-hour market. Most brokers are open from Sunday at 4:00 pm EST until Friday at 4:00 pm EST, with customer service usually available 24/7. With the ability to trade during the U.S., Asian, and European market hours, you can customize your own trading schedule. Minimal or No Commissions Most forex brokers charge no commission or additional transactions fees to trade currencies online or over the phone. Combined with the tight, consistent, and fully transparent spread, forex trading costs are lower than those of any other market. Most brokers are compensated for their services through the bid/ask spread. Instant Execution of Market Orders Your trades are instantly executed under normal market conditions. Under these conditions, usually the price shown when you execute your market order is the price you get. You’re able to execute directly off real-time streaming prices (Oh yeeeaah! Big time!). Keep in mind that many brokers only guarantee stop, limit, and entry orders under normal market conditions. Trading during a massive alien invasion from outer space would not fall under “normal market” conditions. Fills are instantaneous most of the time, but under extraordinarily volatile market conditions, like during Martian attacks, order execution may experience delays. Short-Selling without an Uptick Unlike the equity market, there is no restriction on short selling in the currency market. Trading opportunities exist in the currency market regardless of whether a trader is long or short, or whichever way the market is moving. Since currency trading always involves buying one currency and selling another, there is no structural bias to the market. So you always have equal access to trade in a rising or falling market. No Middlemen Centralized exchanges provide many advantages to the trader. However, one of the problems with any centralized exchange is the involvement of middlemen. Any party located in between the trader and the buyer or seller of the security or instrument traded will cost them money. The cost can be either in time or in fees. Spot currency trading, on the other hand, is decentralized, which means quotes can vary from different currency dealers. Competition between them is so fierce that you are almost always assured that you get the best deals. Forex traders get quicker access and cheaper costs. Liquidity In the forex market, $5.3 trillion is traded daily, making it the largest and most liquid market in the world. This market can absorb trading volume and transaction sizes that dwarf the capacity of any other market. The futures market trades a puny $30 billion per day. Thirty billion? Peanuts! The futures markets can’t compete with its relatively limited liquidity. The forex market is always liquid, meaning positions can be liquidated and stop orders executed with little or no slippage, with exception to extremely volatile market conditions. 24-Hour Market ======================================================== Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EducationTelecast ======================================================== Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/EduTelecast ======================================================== Subscribe us on youtube for learning. EducationTelecast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjvAgIzTwV8h_jWMDOF9P4w?sub_confirmation=1 ======================================================== Subscribe us on youtube for earning. EducationTelecast$: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsUw4DP3NjKhfVYKtUYANtQ?sub_confirmation=1 ======================================================== Visit us on: https://www.educationtelecast.cf/

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