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I have. More than once. And even wanted to build on the changes in such swaps
I wonder. Who can offer such a thing and under what conditions...? So that a trading system can also be built...
Of course, it's getting smaller and the profits are bigger. :) Do you even hear yourself? What positive swap? Where did you see that?!
It's all a mystery... What are the values on the right?
It's all a mystery... What are the values on the right?
Long / Short
Is a positive value a swap and a negative value a loss?
This is the specification of the symbol
This is the symbol specification
There, I see it now. I found it on mine, too.
But I hadn't noticed that before.
I wonder how for long term trades, will there be more positive or negative swaps? I have one long-term trading system. But I'm worried about swaps making a drawdown...There, that makes sense now. I found one myself.
But I hadn't noticed that before.
I wonder how for long term trades, will there be more positive or negative swaps? I have one long term trading system. But I'm worried about swaps making a drawdown...I remember that swaps depend on discount rates for currencies. They change accordingly when they're renegotiated.
That is partly why we sometimes observe some unhealthy rush :-)
I remember that swaps depend on discount rates for currencies. They change accordingly when they are revised.
This is partly why there is sometimes an unhealthy rush :-)
But since dealing centres essentially do not offer any assets or securities, do they have the swap playing the role of a commission...? Because the swap is set by negotiation between the parties, and there are 2 organisations that issue standards for swaps. But how do dealing centres use this in their swap calculations? Their job is just to provide a contract for the price difference of the asset and that's it.
But since dealing centres don't essentially offer any assets or securities, do they have the swap as a commission...? Because the swap is set by negotiation between the parties, and there are 2 organisations that issue standards for swaps. But how do dealing centres use this in their swap calculations. Their job is just to provide a contract for the price difference of the asset and that's it.
Dealing centres calculate internal transactions and post them on the interbank (if they do) and correspondingly a swap is calculated on these transactions, the commission is a payment for dealing services.
If a dealer does not take commission, then either they are a "kitchen" or they aggregate internal deals and take one to the interbank.
For example: they have a total of 50 lots EURUSD for selling and 30 lots for buying, they withdraw 20 lots for selling at the Interbank.
They pay for swap of 20 sell lots and receive from clients a swap of 80 lots (50 sell and 30 buy).
But since dealing centres don't essentially offer any assets or securities, do they have the swap as a commission...? Because the swap is set by negotiation between the parties, and there are 2 organisations that issue swap standards. But how do dealing centres use this in their swap calculations? Their job is just to provide a contract for the price difference of the asset and that's it.
literally the first thing from google for "swap calculation"
there's also (google-index) in varying degrees of popularity why that is