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Most traders have found themselves in the precarious position of second guessing themselves after taking a position, or wishing they had not left another position open overnight.
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We can see a confluence between the ATR ( average true range ) which measures volatility and the RSI ( relative strength index ) which maps overbought or oversold sentiment.
As this pressure develops we can see how the original support & resistance levels have condensed to form higher lows and lower highs. Coupled with increased momentum and the US playing it’s war cards on the table, we may see a dramatic move in a very small period of time.
Keep EUR/USD 0.11% in your watchlist and always look for the bigger trend on the D1.
“the trend is your friend”
Dissecting the market trends
How often have you analyzed your chart, only to find that your price action forecast was totally wrong? How many times have you back-tested your unsuccessful analysis?
Technical analysis works. It works so very well at times that we forget to consider the fundamental side of analysis, or the ‘bigger picture’.
When analyzing a chart, it is very easy to look for an entry that you ‘hope’ will allow you to profit. It is human nature to hope for success rather than pursue it. All successful traders know that hoping for success is the quickest way to liquidate an account. …
Read more · 5 min read
Apr 20, 2018
The psychology of trading forex
How your own worst enemy may in fact, be yourself
Most traders have found themselves in the precarious position of second guessing themselves after taking a position, or wishing they had not left another position open overnight.
This mindset is more common than you may think. And many professional traders still find themselves in these very situations.
The difference between the professional trader having this thought process, and the casual day trader is night and day. The professional trader knows that this is a function of human psychology; and the casual trader believes it to be the result of bad luck or causality.
Let’s look at the difference between the two so that we may discern for ourselves when we are subduing to the whims of our own human nature. …
Read more · 4 min read
Apr 16, 2018
Understanding MACD in forex trading
A short introduction to the powerful indicator known as MACD
MACD stands for moving average convergence divergence, and is used to measure potential entry and exit points by comparing the short term price trend with the long term price trend.
This allows the analyst to derive future price movement and place trades to achieve maximum profit. Let’s take a look at this indicator in more detail.
Most trading platforms will come equipped with a MACD indicator that you can simply apply to your chart and begin your analysis. …
Read more · 2 min read
Apr 15, 2018
EUR/USD staging for a BIG MOVE
Pressure is building in the technicals for the EUR/USD 0.11% pair.
We can see a confluence between the ATR ( average true range ) which measures volatility and the RSI ( relative strength index ) which maps overbought or oversold sentiment.
As this pressure develops we can see how the original support & resistance levels have condensed to form higher lows and lower highs. Coupled with increased momentum and the US playing it’s war cards on the table, we may see a dramatic move in a very small period of time.
Keep EUR/USD 0.11% in your watchlist and always look for the bigger trend on the D1.
“the trend is your friend”
Apr 15, 2018
How to use volume as an indicator
Volume is described as the amount of movement in a specific currency pair in a specific period of time. Strong volume in certain situations can indicate continued momentum of an existing trend. This indication can lead to a more calculated selection of entry and exit points, as buyer and seller enthusiasm are determined by trade volume.
When a rise in volume coincides with a rise in price, this can be taken a strong signal that market sentiment is bullish for this currency pair. …
Read more · 2 min read
Apr 3, 2018
Time frames of technical analysis
When performing any technical analysis of a currency pair or commodity, the first aspect of this needs to be that of choosing the correct time frame to analyze.
In knowing the difference between these time frames and the data that can be gleaned from them, you are better able to perform solid analysis that will produce higher probabilities in your trading strategies.
Let’s look at the time frames used when analyzing a chart.
- Yearly
- Monthly
- Weekly
- Daily
- 4 hour
- 1 hour
- 30 minutes
- 15 minutes
- 5 minutes
- 1 minute
- Tick chart
Keep in mind that a market can exist in more than one time frame, and this can lead to analysis providing conflicting data regarding the trend of that market. …
‘rich kid of instagram’ trader ‘scammed hundreds of victims out of £4,000,000’
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An instagram trader who claimed he was making £110,000 a month has been accused of duping more than 1,000 investors into losing nearly £4,000,000 in a bahamas fund.
Gurvin singh, 20, is believed to have convinced at least 1,250 people to invest in a foreign exchange trading scheme with his seal of approval.
Many of them say he misled them into thinking their money would be traded by him and his team in a safe UK-based fund which they could withdraw from at any time.
They claim their accounts seemed to be doing well but started panicking when word got round the fund started losing millions in a matter of weeks.
On christmas eve they were told the fund would be closed until march due to ‘brexit-related headwinds’, but none have heard from mr singh since.
Their money appears to have ended up with a broker in the caribbean, and may be unrecoverable.
Mr singh is under investigation by the financial authorities as a potential scammer, and the police’s fraud unit have confirmed they are looking into the allegations.
The 20-year-old first made headlines in 2019 when he claimed to have turned £200 into £100,000 on the foreign exchange market while studying to become a doctor.
Instagram snaps of his luxury car collection and lavish lifestyle quickly amassed him over 170,000 followers.
He started receiving messages from people looking for investment tips and ‘signals’, a service whereby forex traders let clients copy their moves on the market for a price.
The plymouth-based student then started a team of ‘affiliate marketers’ called GS3 trades to help set up clients, whose money would be managed on a platform called infinox.
Alleged victims have said there were at least five whatsapp groups with 250 investors in each, meaning there could be more than 1,250 involved.
Screenshots of the infinox account appear to show mr singh’s clients lost £3,865,000 between them between august 2019 and christmas eve.
Although the group had access to some data tracking their fund, they argue they were duped into thinking it was doing better than it was.
They were pointed to an app monitoring completed trades, showing consistent profits for months.
But another app monitoring the amount of money still in open trades told a different story. Losses of a few thousand pounds crept up and then started snowballing into the millions from october.
Metro.Co.Uk has seen screenshots of investors being discouraged by GS3 marketers from checking the second app or believing what it says.
Its existence is not mentioned in any marketing material and the log-in details were tucked away in the small print of a contract investors signed.
Accountant jonathan reuben, 24, who invested £17,000, started raising the alarm when he saw the losses.
He and IT manager richard ham, 35, who invested £1,500, formed a whatsapp group of 440 other investors who had started complaining.
They and several other alleged victims, who did not wish to be named, said their concerns were either ignored or met with angry replies.
Screenshots show GS3 marketers using group chats to aggressively warn investors against backing out when they started panicking, claiming they would ‘mess it up’ for others.
When they contacted authorities they realised the infinox brand has companies registered in both the UK and the bahamas, and they had all signed contracts referring to the bahamas entity in the small print.
Only the UK company is FCA-regulated.
Jonathan told metro.Co.Uk ‘if I knew that this investment was not FCA-regulated, and it was not actually GS3 trading for me, I would never have deposited money into the scheme whatsoever.’
Richard said he wants the FCA and the police to get to the bottom of where their money has gone.
Metro.Co.Uk has seen dozens of messages, cached web pages and marketing material allegedly from gurvin singh and GS3 telling investors their trades would be mirrored on a UK-regulated platform.
They also show numerous investors being invited by GS3 to join through a link registered to the .Bs web domain, which looks almost identical to infinox UK’s .Com site.
Metro.Co.Uk has also seen video of infinox marketing material promising investors a maximum drawdown of 30 per cent, meaning they would stop trading if the fund fell by more than 30 per cent of its original value.
An investor claiming to have experience in forex trading suspects that a small portion of the money was traded day-to-day to show steady profits, while a much larger amount was used on risky trades that remained open for a longer period of time.
The fund only appears to have been closed once the losses on the open trades neared the amount of money that had been invested in the first place.
If the trades were indeed closed then the money may have been lost on the market and may not even be held in the bahamas.
Many people claiming to have put money in the fund also said they asked to have their initial investment withdrawn before christmas eve but have yet to receive it.
Metro.Co.Uk revealed on new year’s day that mr singh is being investigated by the UK’s financial conduct authority as a potential scammer.
The financial regulator said it believes he and his GS3 businesses were carrying out unauthorised activities.
Mr singh has previously said he only referred people to the brokerage service, and was not doing anything that needed the regulator’s approval.
He had deleted all his instagram posts and scrubbed his website of all information.
He told metro.Co.Uk the reason for deleting all his instagram posts as @gs_3 was ‘a matter linked to the police’.
He admitted to taking payments from infinox via GS3 marketing in return for referring ‘a few hundred’ customers but denied that this had anything to do with his GS3 marketing business. He said he was working on another company’s behalf but would not name it.
Mr singh also admitted that he had ‘sub-affiliates’ helping refer clients to infinox but denied paying them, or that they were his employees, and would not elaborate further on their business relationship with him.
He also insists he never led anyone to believe they were investing through an FCA-regulated broker, suggesting his sub-affiliates may have made such claims while impersonating him.
Mr singh added investors signed a contract with a broker regulated in the bahamas, which carried out the trading.
However metro.Co.Uk understands it is forbidden even to market such services outside the EU to people in britain. UK residents are allowed to send investments to countries like the bahamas but they must request to do so unprompted.
Mr singh did not respond to a request for further comment.
Infinox’s bahamas and UK companies have been approached for comment.
The FCA said on december 31: ‘almost all firms and individuals offering, promoting or selling financial services or products in the UK have to be authorised by us.
‘however, some firms act without our authorisation and some knowingly run investment scams.
‘this firm is not authorised by us and is targeting people in the UK. Based upon information we hold, we believe it is carrying on regulated activities which require authorisation.’
The regulator declined to provide an update today.
Dissecting the market trends
How often have you analyzed your chart, only to find that your price action forecast was totally wrong? How many times have you back-tested your unsuccessful analysis?
Technical analysis works. It works so very well at times that we forget to consider the fundamental side of analysis, or the ‘bigger picture’.
When analyzing a chart, it is very easy to look for an entry that you ‘hope’ will allow you to profit. It is human nature to hope for success rather than pursue it. All successful traders know that hoping for success is the quickest way to liquidate an account. …
Read more · 5 min read
Apr 20, 2018
The psychology of trading forex
How your own worst enemy may in fact, be yourself
Most traders have found themselves in the precarious position of second guessing themselves after taking a position, or wishing they had not left another position open overnight.
This mindset is more common than you may think. And many professional traders still find themselves in these very situations.
The difference between the professional trader having this thought process, and the casual day trader is night and day. The professional trader knows that this is a function of human psychology; and the casual trader believes it to be the result of bad luck or causality.
Let’s look at the difference between the two so that we may discern for ourselves when we are subduing to the whims of our own human nature. …
Read more · 4 min read
Apr 16, 2018
Understanding MACD in forex trading
A short introduction to the powerful indicator known as MACD
MACD stands for moving average convergence divergence, and is used to measure potential entry and exit points by comparing the short term price trend with the long term price trend.
This allows the analyst to derive future price movement and place trades to achieve maximum profit. Let’s take a look at this indicator in more detail.
Most trading platforms will come equipped with a MACD indicator that you can simply apply to your chart and begin your analysis. …
Read more · 2 min read
Apr 15, 2018
EUR/USD staging for a BIG MOVE
Pressure is building in the technicals for the EUR/USD 0.11% pair.
We can see a confluence between the ATR ( average true range ) which measures volatility and the RSI ( relative strength index ) which maps overbought or oversold sentiment.
As this pressure develops we can see how the original support & resistance levels have condensed to form higher lows and lower highs. Coupled with increased momentum and the US playing it’s war cards on the table, we may see a dramatic move in a very small period of time.
Keep EUR/USD 0.11% in your watchlist and always look for the bigger trend on the D1.
“the trend is your friend”
Apr 15, 2018
How to use volume as an indicator
Volume is described as the amount of movement in a specific currency pair in a specific period of time. Strong volume in certain situations can indicate continued momentum of an existing trend. This indication can lead to a more calculated selection of entry and exit points, as buyer and seller enthusiasm are determined by trade volume.
When a rise in volume coincides with a rise in price, this can be taken a strong signal that market sentiment is bullish for this currency pair. …
Read more · 2 min read
Apr 3, 2018
Time frames of technical analysis
When performing any technical analysis of a currency pair or commodity, the first aspect of this needs to be that of choosing the correct time frame to analyze.
In knowing the difference between these time frames and the data that can be gleaned from them, you are better able to perform solid analysis that will produce higher probabilities in your trading strategies.
Let’s look at the time frames used when analyzing a chart.
- Yearly
- Monthly
- Weekly
- Daily
- 4 hour
- 1 hour
- 30 minutes
- 15 minutes
- 5 minutes
- 1 minute
- Tick chart
Keep in mind that a market can exist in more than one time frame, and this can lead to analysis providing conflicting data regarding the trend of that market. …
Mr. Forex
Ponzi scheme suspect sneaked into country from cambodia after more than a year on the run
Published : 15 jan 2021 at 18:55
The alleged mastermind of the forex-3D ponzi scheme has finally been caught in bangkok after more than a year on the run outside the country.
Apiruk kothi was arrested on friday morning at a condominium in the thong lor area, where investigators also seized several items, including a blue lamborghini. He had repainted the orange supercar and planned to sell it in the grey market for 10 million baht, authorities said.
Also seized were land ownership documents, a safe with gold inside, luxury watches and a number of brand-name bags.
Pol lt col korawat panprapakorn, the director-general of the department of special investigation (DSI), said mr apiruk was wanted on an arrest warrant issued in march last year.
The DSI has received more than 8,400 documented claims from victims of the foreign-exchange scheme since the first group sought help from the justice ministry in november 2019. Most victims claimed they had not received the returns that were promised by the company. The damages are estimated to total 2 billion baht.
The DSI and the anti-money laundering office have confiscated assets worth around 1 billion baht from mr apiruk to pay back the victims. In july last year, while mr apiruk was still on the run, authorities seized a 27-million-baht aston martin vanquish, which had been stashed in ratchaburi, from his wife.
Pol lt col korawat panprapakorn (wearing face shield), the DSI director-general, discusses the arrest of forex-3D operator apiruk kothi at a briefing on friday. (photo by pattarapong chatpattarasill)
Piyasiri wattanavarangkul, director of the bureau of illegal financial business crime at the DSI, said mr apiruk denied some of the accusations and would fight the case in court.
He said the forex-3D boss claimed he operated three foreign-exchange firms — in hong kong, dubai and singapore — with more than 60,000 clients, but he could not provide evidence to back his claim after he was arrested.
The forex-3D executive fled thailand after the scam was exposed in late 2019. He hid mainly in singapore and malaysia before returning to thailand in october last year via cambodia, said the official, who tracked his whereabouts.
Mr apiruk never stayed in one place for long after he came back to bangkok. He had been living at the condominium where he was apprehended for two months, said mr piyasiri.
A DSI source said the suspect’s last trip started in singapore, from where he flew to phnom penh and then travelled by car to the border with thailand near aranyaprathet district in sa kaeo. Mr apiruk hired a local resident to take him on foot across the cambodian border to aranyaprathet through an unmanned crossing, the source added.
The suspect decided to return to thailand because living abroad was becoming costly, the source went on.
Mr piyasiri said the DSI planned to interrogate seven people to determine whether they were also involved in the scam by selling assets for mr apiruk and helping him leave the country.
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‘rich kid of instagram’ trader ‘scammed hundreds of victims out of £4,000,000’
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An instagram trader who claimed he was making £110,000 a month has been accused of duping more than 1,000 investors into losing nearly £4,000,000 in a bahamas fund.
Gurvin singh, 20, is believed to have convinced at least 1,250 people to invest in a foreign exchange trading scheme with his seal of approval.
Many of them say he misled them into thinking their money would be traded by him and his team in a safe UK-based fund which they could withdraw from at any time.
They claim their accounts seemed to be doing well but started panicking when word got round the fund started losing millions in a matter of weeks.
On christmas eve they were told the fund would be closed until march due to ‘brexit-related headwinds’, but none have heard from mr singh since.
Their money appears to have ended up with a broker in the caribbean, and may be unrecoverable.
Mr singh is under investigation by the financial authorities as a potential scammer, and the police’s fraud unit have confirmed they are looking into the allegations.
The 20-year-old first made headlines in 2019 when he claimed to have turned £200 into £100,000 on the foreign exchange market while studying to become a doctor.
Instagram snaps of his luxury car collection and lavish lifestyle quickly amassed him over 170,000 followers.
He started receiving messages from people looking for investment tips and ‘signals’, a service whereby forex traders let clients copy their moves on the market for a price.
The plymouth-based student then started a team of ‘affiliate marketers’ called GS3 trades to help set up clients, whose money would be managed on a platform called infinox.
Alleged victims have said there were at least five whatsapp groups with 250 investors in each, meaning there could be more than 1,250 involved.
Screenshots of the infinox account appear to show mr singh’s clients lost £3,865,000 between them between august 2019 and christmas eve.
Although the group had access to some data tracking their fund, they argue they were duped into thinking it was doing better than it was.
They were pointed to an app monitoring completed trades, showing consistent profits for months.
But another app monitoring the amount of money still in open trades told a different story. Losses of a few thousand pounds crept up and then started snowballing into the millions from october.
Metro.Co.Uk has seen screenshots of investors being discouraged by GS3 marketers from checking the second app or believing what it says.
Its existence is not mentioned in any marketing material and the log-in details were tucked away in the small print of a contract investors signed.
Accountant jonathan reuben, 24, who invested £17,000, started raising the alarm when he saw the losses.
He and IT manager richard ham, 35, who invested £1,500, formed a whatsapp group of 440 other investors who had started complaining.
They and several other alleged victims, who did not wish to be named, said their concerns were either ignored or met with angry replies.
Screenshots show GS3 marketers using group chats to aggressively warn investors against backing out when they started panicking, claiming they would ‘mess it up’ for others.
When they contacted authorities they realised the infinox brand has companies registered in both the UK and the bahamas, and they had all signed contracts referring to the bahamas entity in the small print.
Only the UK company is FCA-regulated.
Jonathan told metro.Co.Uk ‘if I knew that this investment was not FCA-regulated, and it was not actually GS3 trading for me, I would never have deposited money into the scheme whatsoever.’
Richard said he wants the FCA and the police to get to the bottom of where their money has gone.
Metro.Co.Uk has seen dozens of messages, cached web pages and marketing material allegedly from gurvin singh and GS3 telling investors their trades would be mirrored on a UK-regulated platform.
They also show numerous investors being invited by GS3 to join through a link registered to the .Bs web domain, which looks almost identical to infinox UK’s .Com site.
Metro.Co.Uk has also seen video of infinox marketing material promising investors a maximum drawdown of 30 per cent, meaning they would stop trading if the fund fell by more than 30 per cent of its original value.
An investor claiming to have experience in forex trading suspects that a small portion of the money was traded day-to-day to show steady profits, while a much larger amount was used on risky trades that remained open for a longer period of time.
The fund only appears to have been closed once the losses on the open trades neared the amount of money that had been invested in the first place.
If the trades were indeed closed then the money may have been lost on the market and may not even be held in the bahamas.
Many people claiming to have put money in the fund also said they asked to have their initial investment withdrawn before christmas eve but have yet to receive it.
Metro.Co.Uk revealed on new year’s day that mr singh is being investigated by the UK’s financial conduct authority as a potential scammer.
The financial regulator said it believes he and his GS3 businesses were carrying out unauthorised activities.
Mr singh has previously said he only referred people to the brokerage service, and was not doing anything that needed the regulator’s approval.
He had deleted all his instagram posts and scrubbed his website of all information.
He told metro.Co.Uk the reason for deleting all his instagram posts as @gs_3 was ‘a matter linked to the police’.
He admitted to taking payments from infinox via GS3 marketing in return for referring ‘a few hundred’ customers but denied that this had anything to do with his GS3 marketing business. He said he was working on another company’s behalf but would not name it.
Mr singh also admitted that he had ‘sub-affiliates’ helping refer clients to infinox but denied paying them, or that they were his employees, and would not elaborate further on their business relationship with him.
He also insists he never led anyone to believe they were investing through an FCA-regulated broker, suggesting his sub-affiliates may have made such claims while impersonating him.
Mr singh added investors signed a contract with a broker regulated in the bahamas, which carried out the trading.
However metro.Co.Uk understands it is forbidden even to market such services outside the EU to people in britain. UK residents are allowed to send investments to countries like the bahamas but they must request to do so unprompted.
Mr singh did not respond to a request for further comment.
Infinox’s bahamas and UK companies have been approached for comment.
The FCA said on december 31: ‘almost all firms and individuals offering, promoting or selling financial services or products in the UK have to be authorised by us.
‘however, some firms act without our authorisation and some knowingly run investment scams.
‘this firm is not authorised by us and is targeting people in the UK. Based upon information we hold, we believe it is carrying on regulated activities which require authorisation.’
The regulator declined to provide an update today.
Mr. Forex
Ponzi scheme suspect sneaked into country from cambodia after more than a year on the run
Published : 15 jan 2021 at 18:55
The alleged mastermind of the forex-3D ponzi scheme has finally been caught in bangkok after more than a year on the run outside the country.
Apiruk kothi was arrested on friday morning at a condominium in the thong lor area, where investigators also seized several items, including a blue lamborghini. He had repainted the orange supercar and planned to sell it in the grey market for 10 million baht, authorities said.
Also seized were land ownership documents, a safe with gold inside, luxury watches and a number of brand-name bags.
Pol lt col korawat panprapakorn, the director-general of the department of special investigation (DSI), said mr apiruk was wanted on an arrest warrant issued in march last year.
The DSI has received more than 8,400 documented claims from victims of the foreign-exchange scheme since the first group sought help from the justice ministry in november 2019. Most victims claimed they had not received the returns that were promised by the company. The damages are estimated to total 2 billion baht.
The DSI and the anti-money laundering office have confiscated assets worth around 1 billion baht from mr apiruk to pay back the victims. In july last year, while mr apiruk was still on the run, authorities seized a 27-million-baht aston martin vanquish, which had been stashed in ratchaburi, from his wife.
Pol lt col korawat panprapakorn (wearing face shield), the DSI director-general, discusses the arrest of forex-3D operator apiruk kothi at a briefing on friday. (photo by pattarapong chatpattarasill)
Piyasiri wattanavarangkul, director of the bureau of illegal financial business crime at the DSI, said mr apiruk denied some of the accusations and would fight the case in court.
He said the forex-3D boss claimed he operated three foreign-exchange firms — in hong kong, dubai and singapore — with more than 60,000 clients, but he could not provide evidence to back his claim after he was arrested.
The forex-3D executive fled thailand after the scam was exposed in late 2019. He hid mainly in singapore and malaysia before returning to thailand in october last year via cambodia, said the official, who tracked his whereabouts.
Mr apiruk never stayed in one place for long after he came back to bangkok. He had been living at the condominium where he was apprehended for two months, said mr piyasiri.
A DSI source said the suspect’s last trip started in singapore, from where he flew to phnom penh and then travelled by car to the border with thailand near aranyaprathet district in sa kaeo. Mr apiruk hired a local resident to take him on foot across the cambodian border to aranyaprathet through an unmanned crossing, the source added.
The suspect decided to return to thailand because living abroad was becoming costly, the source went on.
Mr piyasiri said the DSI planned to interrogate seven people to determine whether they were also involved in the scam by selling assets for mr apiruk and helping him leave the country.
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| USDCHF | start from 0.8 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| AUDUSD | start from 0.8 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| NZDUSD | start from 0.8 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| USDCAD | start from 0.8 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| EURGBP | start from 1 | $4 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
| AUDJPY | start from 1 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| AUDCAD | start from 1.5 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| AUDCHF | start from 1.5 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| CADJPY | start from 1.5 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| CHFJPY | start from 1.5 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| EURAUD | start from 1.5 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| EURCHF | start from 1.5 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| EURJPY | start from 1.5 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| GBPJPY | start from 2 | $4 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
| EURCAD | start from 2 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| AUDNZD | start from 2 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| NZDJPY | start from 2 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| EURNZD | start from 2.5 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| GBPAUD | start from 2.5 | $4 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
| GBPCAD | start from 2.5 | $4 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
| GBPNZD | start from 4.5 | $4 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
Commodities
***this contract months of commidities
| PAIR | SPREAD | MARGIN REQUIREMENT (0.1 lot) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| basic | premium | sharia | infinite | ||
| gold / XAUUSD | start from 0.3 | $2 | $50 | $50 | $50 |
| oil / CL.*** | start from 0.5 | $10 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
US index
***this contract months of US index
| PAIR | SPREAD | MARGIN REQUIREMENT (0.1 lot) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| basic | premium | sharia | infinite | ||
| nasdaq (NQ100.***) | start from 2.00 | $10 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
| S&P 500 (SP500.***) | start from 1.00 | $10 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
| dow jones (DJ30.***) | start from 10 | $10 | $100 | $100 | $100 |
Pending order (PO), TP & SL example:
1. Forex
- Sell limit : XAUUSD | PO:1575.00 . TP:1574.80 . SL:1575.20
- Buy stop : EURUSD | PO:1.10020 . TP:1.10040 . SL:1.10000
- Sell stop : GBPJPY | PO:141.000 . TP:140.980 . SL:141.020
2. Index & oil
- Sell stop : NQ100 | PO:9020.00 . TP:9019.00 . SL:9021.00
- Buy limit : DJ30 | PO:28000 . TP:28010 . SL:27900
- Sell stop : CL (oil) | PO:55.00 . TP:54.99 . SL:55.01
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