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Q: do you know what a "frictionless market" is?
Category: glossary
, Asked by: J. Cameron from Hamilton, Canada
A: A theoretical trading environment where all costs and restraints associated with transactions are non-existent.
The advent of discount brokers and their low commissions has brought the market closer to a frictionless state. But, in reality there are no truly frictionless markets since trading is always associated with certain costs or restraints, such as commissions and tax implications.
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Q: please define a "five-year rule"
Category: glossary
, Asked by: S. S. From France
A: If a retirement account owner dies before the required beginning date for receiving distributions, the beneficiary may distribute the inherited assets over his/her (the beneficiary's) life expectancy or distribute the assets under the five-year rule. Under the five-year rule, the assets must be distributed by December 31 of the fifth year since the retirement account owner's death.
The five-year rule does not apply if the IRA owner dies after the required beginning date (RBD).
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Q: What guarantees the safety of my private details and the security of the program in a certain forex site?
Category: technical
, Asked by: T. Wells from Burnaby, Canada
A: The safest way is to look for a forex site that's licensed and regulated by identified institutions, as NFA. If you read a site is regulated by NFA, be sure your money is in good hands in this site. A heavenly example for such a forex site is "EToro USA".
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Q: How do I know which certificates are safe?
Category: technical
, Asked by: B. Z. From United States
A: Our advice is to look for foreign exchange trading platforms that are licensed and regulated by popular institutions, like CFTC and NFA. Many popular foreign exchange trading platforms use them. Whenever you're told a foreign exchange trading platform is regulated and certificated by CFTC and NFA, you can be certain your financial details are treated with utmost strict security regulations in this site. One of our favorite foreign exchange trading platforms as an example is "FX Solutions".
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Q: Will you tell me where I can find a foreign exchange platform that has advanced fx trading interface?
Category: platform
, Asked by: X. C. From United States
A: If you fancy site which features the most useful platform, you should try "AVA FX". With great looking graphics and the newest developments in an online real trading environment, "AVA FX" is growing to be one of the most liked sites available. Also, the download and installation of the installation package is a breeze. The communication is flowing, and it is simple to learn and get started.
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Q: Which online fx platform has the most protected certificates, in your opinion?
Category: technical
, Asked by: Brycen D. From Dublin, Ireland
A: "Global Forex Trading (GFT)" is definitely the one to consider if you look for an online fx platform that's got careful certificate source. Certificated and regulated by FSA (U.K.), ASIC (Australia), and also CFTC it's without doubt one of the more safe online fx platforms online.
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Q: Do you have a suggestion if I prefer a foreign exchange platform that's OK for beginners?
Category: platform
, Asked by: Q. K. From Pasadena, United States
A: Definitely "GCI" - they have great tutorials for first-timers, with easy to follow menues and instructions. You can absolutely educate yourself some of them.
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Q: Are you familiar with any site with secure certificates and regulations that you can advice me of?
Category: technical
, Asked by: Amber W. From Richmond, United States
A: Definitely "EToro USA". Regulated and certificated by NFA, ensures the safety of your account details is guaranteed in this site.
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Q: do you know what "main market" is?
Category: glossary
, Asked by: B. H. From Ireland
A: the "main market " is The market for larger companies of the London Stock Exchange, also known as the Official List. The LSE also has a junior market called The Alternative Investment Market (AIM) for smaller, younger companies. The listing requirements are more rigorous for t
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Q: Do you know of a site that's famous for its modest leverage that you can advice me of
Category: money
, Asked by: P. Avila from Green Bay, United States
A: If you look for a site that offers a not that big leverage, we really recommend you to head for "FX club" - if you prefer the less risky approach, the biggest leverage in this one is at most 100:01:00. The platform graphics are the most advanced, the customer service is peachy, the minimum amount to deposit is only $10, and they charge no commission in this site.