Executive account

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Executive account

Executive on line trading Account is designed for investors seeking the most competitive trading conditions a full range of financial traded instruments ,and no trading limitations.

On line trading Account information:

* Trading instruments	* Trading Features:
* Foreign Exchange	- Spread as low as 0.8 pips
Forex currency pairs	- leverage up to 1:100
Spot precious metals	1:100
*Futures OTC.	* Margin Requirements:
- Currencies	5%
- Precious Metals	- Hedging allowed
- Indices	* Minimum deposit:
- Commodities	300000 $
- Energies	- Roll Over Or Free
*C F D.	* Support:
- USA Stocks	- phone
- indices	- Chat
- Commodities	- Email

Weekly Review and Outlook: Risk

Weekly Review and Outlook: Risk Markets to Stablize Briefly after Steep Selloff, But Vulnerable ...

Risk aversion dominated markets last week and wold stock markets turned negative for the year as MSCI world index erased all it's gains this year. We're talking about S&P 500 having the losing los
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US Session: Orders and Options

US Session: Orders and Options Watch

GBP: The British pound also rebounded from 1.5732 low in part due to improved risk appetite (on back of recovery in Dow future), weekend profit-taking also helped lifting cable from lows, however, off
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Mid-Day Report: Euro Recovers M

Mid-Day Report: Euro Recovers Mildly, Consolidating Above 2012 Low

Euro recovers mildly as it's trying to consolidate ahead of 2012 low aginast dollar but strength is very weak so far. The never-ending debt crisis is still weighing on sentiments. EU trade commission
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European Session: Orders and Op

European Session: Orders and Options Watch

JPY: The pair tumbled yesterday on broad-based strength in Japanese yen due to risk aversion and stops at 79.60 and 79.40 were tripped and option barrier at 79.25 was also triggered. At the moment, so
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Trading the foreign currency market, or the Forex Market, as it is commonly known, is the most developed financial market in the world. The Forex Market is not concentrated in any one exchange, rather the vast majority of forex trades are private deals between two parties in what is known as an 'Over the Counter' or OTC market. The currencies are traded and quoted in pairs such as Euro/U.S. Dollar or U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen, where a deal is the combination of selling one currency while buying another currency at the same time.