Trading & Investing

• What Happens After I Register an Account?
  After registering, you are assigned a personal trading account where you can access all trading features and start your trading journey.
• Why Should Traders Pay Attention to the Spread?
  Spread refers to the gap between the asking price and the bidding price of an asset, which traders should factor into their trading decisions.
• Why Are Pips Important in Forex?
  Pip represents the smallest price movement in the value of a currency pair, used to measure price changes in forex trading.
• What Is Leverage in Trading?
  Leverage allows you to control a larger position in the market with a smaller capital, amplifying both your potential returns and losses.
• What Is a Contract for Difference (CFD)?
  A Contract for Difference (CFD) allows traders to engage in price speculation on an asset without holding the underlying asset itself, facilitating participation across various financial markets.
• How Does Stop Loss Work?
  A Stop Loss order closes a position automatically when the market reaches a predetermined price, helping limit losses in volatile markets.
• When Does a Take Profit Order Trigger?
  Take Profit is an order that automatically closes your position once the market reaches your desired profit level, helping to lock in gains.
• Why to Use a Pending Order for Market Entry?
  A pending order allows you to set a target price at which you want to open a position, giving you more control over market entry.
• Why to Choose Crypto CFDs Trading?
  Crypto CFD trading allows you to speculate on the price movements of digital currencies without owning the actual asset. Unlike direct crypto purchases, trading Crypto CFDs means you do not hold the underlying cryptocurrency but instead trade on its price fluctuations. This approach offers flexibility, including the ability to go long or short, without the complexities of crypto storage or security concerns.
• What is the Difference Between Physical Shares and CFDs?
  In physical shares trading, you own the asset, whereas CFDs allow you to speculate on the asset’s price movements without actual ownership.
• How Do I Calculate My Trade Size?
  To calculate your trade size, select an asset on the trade page, input the volume you wish to trade, and view the required margin.
• When Can I Trade Global Markets?
  The global markets are available for trading 24 hours a day, five days a week, excluding public holidays.
• How Are Prices Determined?
  Prices are provided by our liquidity provider and reflect the current market conditions for the traded asset.
• What is the Smallest Lot Size I Can Trade?
  The minimum lot size available for trading is 0.01 lots, allowing you to trade smaller positions.
• What is a Swap in Trading?
  A swap is a fee charged for holding a position overnight.
• Where Can I Learn More About Trading?
  You can access educational resources, advanced trading tools, and real-time data in our comprehensive learning center.
• How Can I Create a Favourites List?
  Simply click the star icon next to an asset’s name on the trade page to add it to your Favourites, making it easier to access later.
• What Does a LOT Represent?
  A lot is a standard unit of measurement for trade size, with 1 lot representing 100,000 units, and there are smaller lots such as mini, micro, and nano lots.
• How Does an ETF Work?
  An ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) tracks the performance of a specific asset or group of assets, and can be bought and sold on exchanges like stocks.
• How Do I Check My Account Balance?
  Your account balance can be found at the bottom of the trading page on the platform for easy access.
• Where Can I See My Full Trading History?
  You can view your entire trading history, including deposits, withdrawals, and trades, under the "Trade History" section of the platform.
• How Do I Close an Open Trade?
  To close a trade, go to the "Open Trades" section, select your trade, and click the "Close" button, ensuring the market is open.