looking for the best site. Which one do you advice me to go for?
Category: general by A. M. From United States
If you need the most awesome site, you should definitely try "GCI" - certificated and regulated by BVI it is one of the more safe and secure sites you can find. The support people are ideal. They are totally skilled people. The download of the site's interface is elementary. The communication is flowing, and it is easy to understand and start playing. Plus, this place's platform supports lots of different languages. Whether you prefer Spanish, French, English or Deutsch (or any other of a wide array of other languages), "GCI" sports comfortable and soothing operation with its multilingual forex program.
Will you help a guy who's in need of a site with delightful multilingual program?
Category: platform by G. F. From Lausanne, Switzerland
If you want a smashing site that hosts a really large language range, we absolutely recommend you to try "FX Universal". This site's system supports many different languages. Espanol, Arabic or Chinese natives (and many more languages), you can run the platform efficiently and with no difficulty.
Are you familiar with any forex site that's famous for its modest leverage you can advice me of
Category: money by D. Y. From Ireland
We recommend you to try "Dukascopy". If you like the safe way, the biggest leverage in "Dukascopy" is only 100:1, they don't charge any commission in this one, the minimum deposit is also pretty law - only $50000, the customer service is great, plus the platform graphics are the best.
Would you recommend an online forex platform with small leverage rates
Category: money by Q. C. From Boston, United States
We recommend you to go for "Dukascopy". If you prefer the more safe attitude, the highest leverage in this place is up to 100:1, the minimum deposit is also quite law - only $50000, the customer service is awesome, the platform graphics are the best, plus there's no charge for commission.
do you know what "bulldog market" is?
Category: glossary by B. Wood from Arden-Arcade, United States
A slang term for the stock market in the United Kingdom. Bulldog market is usually used by non-U.K. Residents. It is an allusion to the Great Britain's famous pooch the British bulldog. The term Bulldog market was used in business slang but has become widely accepted, much like the "Yankee market" refers to U.S. Markets and "samurai market" refers to the market in Japan. Bulldog market is unrelated to the term "bull market" which describes a market on the rise.
do you know what the "discount rate" is?
Category: glossary by Ciara S. From United Kingdom
"discount rate " is Interest rate that an eligible depository institution is charged to borrow short-term funds directly from the Federal Reserve Bank.
do you know what "keynesian economics" is?
Category: glossary by T. Houston from Knoxville, United States
An economic theory stating that active government intervention in the marketplace and monetary policy is the best method of ensuring economic growth and stability. A supporter of Keynesian economics believes it is the government's job to smooth out the bumps in business cycles. Intervention would come in the form of government spending and tax breaks in order to stimulate the economy, and government spending cuts and tax hikes in good times, in order to curb inflation.
Would you tell me where I can find a forex site with secured certificate source?
Category: technical by Brandy S. From Garland, United States
Definitely "FX club". Regulated and certificated by nymex, ice, and also cbot it is one of the most safe sites around.
what is a "bond futures"?
Category: glossary by E. X. From Dublin, Ireland
A bond future is a contractual obligation for the contract holder to purchase or sell a bond on a specified date at a predetermined price. A bond future can be bought in a futures exchange market and the prices and dates are determined at the time the future is purchased. Bond contracts are standardized, and are overseen by a regulatory agency that ensures a certain level of equality and consistency. However, this form of derivative can be risky because it involves trading at a future date with only current information. The risk is potentially unlimited, for either the buyer or seller of the bond because the price of the underlying bond may change drastically between the exercise date and the initial agreement.
Do you have a recommendation if I prefer a fx online trading system that's OK for novices?
Category: platform by P. Powell from United Kingdom
We think "Dukascopy" is the forex site for you if you're looking for a fx online trading system that features the nicest manuals for trading tips and instructions. They have appropriate fx schools for how to trade, with easy to understand instructions and interface. You can definitely educate yourself some of them.