Everything is working.
So far I can't see any difference with forex
Only that the minimum is 1 lot.
Exactly the same marting, although they said it didn't work:
What is the difference after all?Read it.
If you do not use the tumbler and open on the market, it is basically the same as Forex?
No. You will essentially be interacting with the market anyway. That is, you will affect the market even with a minimum volume transaction.
FORTS is a centralized market + liquidity is not infinite. If you enter the market with a large volume for a low-liquid instrument - you can go straight into a big loss (by buying out all the available liquidity).
No. You will essentially be interacting with the cup in any case. That is, you will affect the market even with a minimum volume transaction.
FORTS is a centralized market + liquidity is not infinite. That is, if you enter the market with large volume for a low-liquid instrument - you can go straight into a big loss (by buying out all the available liquidity).
I am only interested in the Eurobucks.
As I understand it is liquidity friendly.
In this case, will I notice differences relative to forex?
I am only interested in the Eurobucks.
It is liquidity friendly, as I understand it.
In this case will I notice a difference relative to forex?
Send a screenshot of the cup and specify the volume you intend to trade.
In any case, there will be clearing, i.e. your positions will be reopened with intermediate fixing of the trading result.
Send a screenshot of the stack and specify the volume you intend to trade.
In any case, there will be clearing, as positions will be reopened.
I am not looking at the market.
I am interested in trading conditions - swap, commission, real account leverage.
Where can I read about it?
I don't look at the rate.
I am interested in the trading conditions - swap, commission, leverage.
Is there anywhere you can read about it?
The leverage is 1:1. There is no swap, there is broker's commission and exchange commission. The broker's commission you find out from the broker, the exchange commission - on the MOEX website. Plus, pay attention to the concept of a "scalper deal".
The leverage is 1:1. There are no swaps, but there are broker's commission and exchange commission. The broker's commission is found out from the broker, the exchange commission from the MOEX website. Plus, pay attention to the concept of a "Scalper trade".
Now that's the right approach to trading, judging by the trading conditions.
It more than works for me.
Scalper trade looked into it. Thank you!
Sorry for the intrusion, one more question...
If I trade on demo MQ, will I be able to predict all trading costs based on demo account deductions?
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